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Anybody from Serbia?

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Aleksandar

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Not sure should I write on my native language or no? :lol:

Maybe someone would be interested to learn a few things so you can maybe impress your girlfriends/wifes or friends... :lol:

Anyway, anybody?
 
I've never visited but it's a beautiful country! Post some pictures! Are things fully at peace now or is there still some uneasiness?
 
How can you say it's a beautiful country if you've never visited it? :lol:

It's not that beautiful, ask the family of that poor french kid who got killed in Belgrade few days ago. Or the guy from Lybia who's fighting for his life right now (if he's not dead already I didn't watch the news).

It's beautiful as every country in the world, nice mountains, rivers and lakes, old buildings survived the WW2 etc... There are nice things to visit but you've gotta watch out for yourself. Low standard for the majority of people causes some ugly things to happen once in a while.

Anyway, here's a website I found: http://fotografijesrbije.blogspot.com/

It means "photographies of Serbia".

If you ever come to Serbia let me know I'll show you the real things you've have to try like our domestic food or drinks. Music, films etc..

Did you read the article about Serbia and Robert DeNiro? :lol:

Google it! :lol: He owes us money! :lol:
 
Tell us... are .rs domains rising in popularity ? :)
 
Hehe I knew it! :lol:

Well, I'm not sure if they're available for foreign registrants but if you need some let me know I'll get them for you.

As for the popularity, not really, .com is popular there also. A lot of the websites I visited (domestic) are in .net also.

They're being used more as time goes by but nothing drastical... Some of the people registered nice keywords like "vesti.rs" (means "news") etc... I thought of getting some nice ones that are still available but I'm not really interested in developing a website for our market. Maybe I should reserve some as an investment to re-sell or develop few years from now... It's a small market...

Well, logic says that a lot of our native keywords or phrases are also available in .com/.net or maybe .info
 
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Thanks :) .rs are available to foreign registrants, you just a local admin contact.
Actually I had a small list for landrush but no luck ;)
Are you based in the capital ?
 
So you are in another country then? :D (sorry!)
 
Sure I know, I've traveled through Serbia. Never heard of Bor though, is it a nice place to live?
 
Alexander Makedonsky? Oops, he is from Macedonia

:smilewinkgrin:
 
I guess I'm destined to conquer the internet! :lol:
 
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Serpsky?
I remember i was walking down the street in Belgrad when 'The People's Police" stopped me for not quite looking Serbian. Lucky for me my hosts saw me from their window and saved me from the thugs.

I guess I'm safer in Harlem.
Ethnic cleansing anybody? :smilewinkgrin:
 
Kiswahili?
I remember i was walking down the street in Fallujah when the 'Mossad" stopped me for not quite looking convinced. Lucky for me dinosaurs saw me from the window of their spaceship and saved me from the thugs.

I guess I'm safer in Compton.
Red flags from the rubber room anybody? :smilewinkgrin:
 
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Yes,
we remember ethnic cleansing all over Poland in 1946 when Polish Jews who survived German concentration camps (managed by the Ukranians, Poles & Lithvenians) came home just be killed by their neighbours.

:sigh2:
 
Yes,
we remember ethnic cleansing all over Poland in 1946 when Polish Jews who survived German concentration camps (managed by the Ukranians, Poles & Lithvenians) came home just be killed by their neighbours.

:sigh2:

60 million people died in WWII, and many millions more in the decades after. I could try and open your eyes to the broader tragedy of it all, but ethnic supremacists such as yourself only seek the fragments of truth that will support their own twisted view of the world. Some people call this prospecting or panning in blood.

A guy from Serbia comes here to the forum, and you think it's appropriate to post a cowardly back-handed comment about ethnic cleansing? This speaks volumes about the type of person you are. Only an idiot would join a paid membership forum to post those sorts of things...
 
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