50 Funny And Relatable Memes For Everyone Who Is Just Trying To Survive In Eastern Europe

always grandmas are the best in this situation❤

this applied to both my Romanian Bunica, and my Irish Grandma. (may they both be resting in peace

I think this one is universal.

I'm impressed the door has been made wider in the 2nd picture, so the grandchild can get out.

hilarious!!!

I was 8 years old, a summer spent between my grandparent’s and father’s homes in Utrecht, when I first learned to use the pressure pot. We were canning apricots. We’d previously made candied liqueur apricots for which I learned to dry them. I also leaned a lot about de-feathering and breaking down chicken which was softly traumatizing. I’ve been able to put so many of my childhood lessons to use living primarily off/grid with a farm and orchard. I don’t know anyone else from my generation (X) or younger who grew up learning what many people now see as part of homesteading.

It is, usually. It is one of the free-to-choose, of which one has to take two or three. BUT: This is something parents need to teach. Tigether with doing the laundry, keeping a house clean, doing taxes, how to interact politely, how to manage frustration and many more. It can be shown while doing it, older generations know it as "chores you have to do because you are a member of this household". Why do so many people expect school to take care of everything? You are parents, educate your kids!

Nah, if you're able to grow your own food and can it, you'll buy à lot less junk in the supermarkets. Big Money doesn't want that, so no more teaching kids how to preserve food.

Those onions won't last forever.

I learned this in home ec ...

Hahaaa, that's (unfortunately) true. Government delays digitalization either by incompetence, or by lack of political will (probably both).

Also Germany. With added complication that some system *look* like being computerized but are just web front ends for printers and fax machines.

Horribly Allergic to Cr*ppy tasKs otherwise known as "HACK"

Go for it eh !

I call BS: "Romania's internet infrastructure is highly developed and competitive, boasting the top connection speed in the region, while also coming in 14th out of 182 countries by average fixed broadband speed, with 123.31 Mbps in August 2022, twice faster than the global 69.14 Mbps average"...

Photo actually taken in South Carolina.

There roads are probably BETTER than UK roads .....currently in Northamptonshire we try to drive on WHATS LEFT OF THE ROADS ......5 tyres in 16 months can attest to pothole county

hahaHAH!!! Good one. 😁😳

I have been to Bulgaria a few times during the last decade. The main streets are nice.

we drive on the potholes 🤣

One of my biggest regrets is that my grandma died while I was in prison. My behavior stole her last years together from both of us. Even before I was arrested, I was so selfish of my time. It would have cost nothing to go see her. I miss her every single day, and I desperately wish I could go back and change things.

I wish I looked like on the right😔

my granny thinks i get all the girls....

Did they speak Mandarin?

The story behind it is really cool too: the purpose of this hat is to have enought fabric to be burried inside it. It's basically a memento mori to make sultans do go too egotistical.

Having someone show me this during an otherwise quiet situation -- I'd lose it!! 👋😁

so accurate :D

Yes!!

Looks more like AquaJuan, I rake, I rake…

Tasty food does that.

damn even the aqua life wont know him 🤣

Twins!!!

He's been in the water for too long. Look how bloated he is.

If this is funny or not depends entirely on the context. In the Netherlands, some people made it a hobby of attacking ambulance people and fire fighters, - and the police trying to protect them. In the vast majority of European countries, being a member of the police requires two to three years of training and studying, with exams.

The look on the guys face in the top pic. It's like, you've got me, now where shall we go?

The Balkans already started one World War. They can do it again.

Bosnia, 2014

Is that a gas mask?

My inlaws owned an antique clock shop. Their retirement investment was all in clocks. When my FIL died a few years ago, my MIL sold of a bunch of them and is living off of that money now. They had hundreds of them. Now we have about a dozen or so in our house, as do my wife's siblings. Staying there overnight was indeed an experience like this. They actually timed them so that they'd go off at different times so you could experience the different chimes throughout the day.