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‘Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits’: 35 Hilarious Pics And Memes That Hit Too Close To Home If You Grew Up In Eastern Europe
Interview
If you’ve never been to Eastern Europe, you might not be familiar with the Slavic squat, but we’ll be happy to educate you today, pandas. Because Slavic countries have not only gifted the world with delicious borscht, gorgeous pottery and impressive wood carving, they’ve also provided us with plenty of entertainment online!
Below, you’ll find some of the most spot-on posts from the Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits Facebook page. From memes about meals Slavic grandmothers make to hilarious pics that encapsulate everyday life in Eastern Europe, we’re sure you’ll find something you like here. Keep reading to also find a chat we were lucky enough to have with the creator of SSIT, Matei Tabacu, and be sure to upvote the pics that give you a craving for beer and potato pancakes!
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#1
Greetings From Balkans
Maria Maria 2 years ago
Let's face it, though, knowing only Slovenian sucks a lot more than knowing only English.
The Original Bruno 2 years ago (edited)
Contrary to BP's sickening bigotry, nearly all Americans learn a second language in school. We just do a very crappy job retaining it, because we never get to use it, because if you're from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, New York, New Jersey and West Virginia ALSO speak English. I learned French. For a brief while after my junior year, I could hold a conversation just fine.
Anonymous 2 years ago
Love how you conveniently ignore all the American children with immigrant parents/grandparents that were raised bilingual or even trilingual. In any school district the student body speaks well over 10 languages.
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ninjaTrashPandaBoom 2 years ago
Especially for the tourists, who don't even bother trying to learn even the most basic phrases/words of the country that they are visiting.
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#2
Aquaman After 2 Weeks In Bulgaria
Rae Ramirez 2 years ago
Anything Jason Mamoa does is sexy!!! my son changes my background picture on my phone to sexy pictures of him all the time! My boyfriend asked me if that’s what I want in a man? I told him I just pretend he is Jason Mamoa, but only sometimes!!!
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#3
Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
Nicole Weymann 2 years ago
Whenever I watch Criminal Minds and Penelope García shows the team 20+ years old yearbooks or local newspaper articles she found online: "As if!" (My judgment is screwed, I'm not from the US. But I know it would be impossible in Germany)
According to World Population Review, there are more than 360 Slavs across the globe. There are 13 Slavic countries, mainly located in Eastern Europe and Western Asia, including Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine. And while we all know that stereotypes aren’t always true, some things Slavs tend to be known and loved for are their trademark tracksuits, squats, cigarettes and having a penchant for drinking.
But the Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits Facebook page aims to celebrate all of the quirks of Slavic culture, while keeping a lighthearted attitude. This account, which has amassed an impressive 1.4 million followers since its creation in 2015, describes itself as an “exclusive Gopnik party” where tracksuits are mandatory. The page shares photos that are hilariously relatable to anyone who’s ever lived in a Slavic nation and even has an online store where followers can buy gear to “embrace their inner Gopnik.”
#4
Slovakia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Serbia And Poland
Brittania Kelli 2 years ago
I see these beautiful, traditional dresses now and all I think of is Mel Giedroyc on this year's Eurovision. If you know, you know. If you don't know, Google it. You will not be disappointed.
David Paterson 2 years ago
The middle one (Montenegro?) looks startlingly modern.
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Tanja J 2 years ago
Joke would be on you (but it's not), because Slovenia doesn't have a national airline anymore, so the 'joke' is actually on us.
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Mila Preradović 2 years ago
These are probably not national outfits as every region usually has its own.
Load More Replies... Doug the Special one 2 years ago
Yes I know and you know that I know what you know. Yes it is worth finding.
#5
Babushka Armour
justmemorticia 2 years ago (edited)
Old sweet granny just didn't want that poor tank get cold! I'll bet you a cookie she snuck some pierogi into its hatch later!
Tiffany Munday 2 years ago
SHE HAD TO HIDE HER IDENTITY! ❤️ Just imagine the chaos if the bad guys found out where the good guys were getting their tanks winterized.
🇷🇺🇺🇦ЛеснойКороль(they/he) 2 years ago
my бабушка once crocheted me socks with little tanks on them, i was like 7 and i still have them
#6
Leonardo Dicaprio After 2 Weeks In Serbia
Tiffany Munday 2 years ago
Idk…I think he’d still max out at 26 …money can make you close your eyes. 😳😂
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OneHappyPuppy 2 years ago
Sorry to disappoint you but the flag on his right arm cuff says he's russian
Katrina Gibson 2 years ago
It would suck for me being compared on the internet or in person to someone else. I hope this person has enough love for himself to laugh at this comparison and enjoy it.
Corvus 2 years ago
These jokes stopped being funny (or appropriate) ages ago.
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Lucky for us, Bored Panda able to get in touch with the creator of Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits, Matei Tabacu, who was kind enough to have a chat about SSIT. We recently covered one of Matei’s other popular Facebook pages, Scenic Depictions of Slavic Life, where he explained that Squatting Slavs was the first and is now the largest Slavic humor page on Facebook. He began with this one in 2015 when he couldn’t find anything similar on the site, and has now branched out to three other popular pages as well: Scenic Depiction of Slavic Life, Babushka, and Lada Life.
We reached out to Matei to hear how everything with SSIT has been going since the last time we spoke with him, a few weeks ago. “Lately, I've been quite busy with the shop, as I'm the only person managing all the pages and the store. It has led me to work around 14-16 hours a day,” he shared with a smile. “But it's okay, I don't feel tired because I enjoy what I do, and when you love what you do, fatigue doesn't seem to bother you.”
#7
Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
#8
Air Bosnia
Helen Taylor 2 years ago
Don't worry. Aluminum tape is very strong and also waterproof.
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Donna Peluda 2 years ago
It's called speed tape and more normal then you would think. Perfectly safe.
ninjaTrashPandaBoom 2 years ago
Still...It does not inspire much confidence, the whole wing is covered with it
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MagicJacket 2 years ago
As pilot Frank Lapidus said on the final episode of LOST: "I don't believe in a lot of things, but I do believe in duct tape."
#9
Jaguar After One Week In Romania
“Moreover, I receive numerous emails from satisfied customers after they receive their orders,” Matei continued. “Some of them are already on their third purchase. The fact that they are happy and send me emails of gratitude and encouragement keeps me going without taking a break. I even work on weekends, by the way. As for the Facebook and Instagram pages, everything is going well, but I would appreciate more fan photos as it would save me more time for the shop.”
#10
Ukranian Cat Stepan
ninjaTrashPandaBoom 2 years ago
cat does not look impressed by the pickles
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LargeMarge 2 years ago
I love Stepan, I have been following him for two years now and especially when Russia started the invasion. It was so sad to see him and his parents go through the whole ordeal but his parents kept us updated on how he was doing and where they settled until it things died down. He has an Instagram page you should check out. Just type in Stepan and he will pop right up.
#11
Slavic Gingerbread House
That Goth Demon (zey/zem) 2 years ago
I'd eat this and I'm not an adult :3
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#12
When You Visit Slavic Public Toilet
Nicola Roberts 2 years ago
Just a word of warning UK toilets generally open inwards. Well the ladies do, can't speak for the gents.
Load More Replies... ninjaTrashPandaBoom 2 years ago
Wait, what, you guys get real doors? Without a gap? not fair LOL
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Krásnoočko Zelené 2 years ago
Slavic. You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
Sofiya Aghouchy 2 years ago
Hum....It the same in many public toilets here in Marseille....At the Pharo public Park.......At the Puget Garden.....At the Palais Longchamps public Park....😁
We also asked Matei if he could comment on what makes Slavs special. “The most important thing, I believe, is that we are a very united community that strictly adheres to all the customs and traditions that make us Slavs,” he shared. “I was truly impressed in 2018 when I wanted to organize the International Squat Day and created a Facebook event for a small gathering in all Slavic capitals. Although I was only present at the gathering in Sofia, I received hundreds, maybe even thousands, of photos from the gatherings in other Slavic capitals, where a considerable number of people attended.”
#13
Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
Kayjunmoon 2 years ago
Language changes 3 times when I drive for one hour. Every town near me has a separate dialect by which I mean each town cannot understand anything of the next town’s dialect. The national language is not spoken by everyone over the age of 65 and even that started as a dialect from the north.
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Paul Macdonell 2 years ago
Not true at all. To drive for 4 hours for a European is a once a year mammoth road trip. For (North) Americans it's a Saturday afternoon excursion. Also (rant continuing) no one who has ever driven in Rome, London, Paris or Barcelona would ever talk such silliness.
Mila Preradović 2 years ago
I dunno, in my country we often drive to the coast for weekends or vacations, and it turns out 4 hours on average most of the times, and the scenery completely changes like 5 times during the drive.
Load More Replies... P Mo. 2 years ago
I always enjoy seeing comments about America from people who have never been.
Rebekah Krause 2 years ago
I feel that post is exclusively applicable to people in certain areas of the south west.
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Vihra Stancheva 2 years ago
Guys it is just that US is big and scenery doesn't change much if you drive for four hours. It literally says nothing about the Americans.
Tyranamar Seuss 2 years ago
Except if I drive 20 min I'm at a beach. 1.5 hours I'm in the mountains. 1.5 hours the other direction I'm in the mountains. I guess this might be true in the middle of the country. But both coasts are quite varied.
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Dre Mosley 2 years ago
In the US, four hours on the road and you quite possibly are still in the same state.
Gustav Gallifrey 2 years ago
In Australia, four days on the road and you can still be in the same state.
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Keyrara Sanchez Michael 2 years ago
Nice World of Warcraft screen shots! I absolutely agree with linking The Barrens the the US
Barbara Cochrane 2 years ago
Four hour drive from Chicago and I am still in Illinois and see a lot of corn and soy beans.
#14
Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
Star Gazer 2 years ago
Well, as I look at this picture, I really need to find a way how to be somewhere else during winter....
#15
Meanwhile In Romania
sadmrguna 2 years ago
They have the same ones in my hometown in Germany. That street now has the nickname "Rue Dessous".
Regina Vollmers 2 years ago
The picture is from Germany. I love the name of the street!
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“In Prague, Czech Republic, there were the most participants, around 400-500, and in Sofia, where I was present, there were about 200,” Matei continued. “I was deeply impressed by their behavior, customs, jokes, and everything that I see on our pages, as I laughed, talked, explored the Sofia countries, held squat competitions, and had a great time. I regretted having to leave in the evening because I had traveled 600 km (I'm not from Bulgaria).”
#16
Bus Stop In Hungary
Orshie Von B 2 years ago
Just one thing is that Hungary is not actually Eastern Europe and not part of the Slavic countries but otherwise yes they have some fun stuff going on 😎
Pamela24 2 years ago
Wait, Hungarians have the same issues with being called "Eastern European" and insist on being "Central Europeans" like Czechs do? I gave up long ago. The truth is that culturally - we are Eastern Europeans and I refuse to feel ashamed of that. Geographically we're central (as well as Germany, but no one calls them that) but this destinctions is most often used in the political sense.
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Tiffany Munday 2 years ago
Love that 💕. Where I live in Canada if there isn’t a bench at the bus stop random people donate their plastic lawn chairs.
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Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
TheGoodBoi 2 years ago
Unfortunely I already have my great-great-great-great grandma's cabinet full of dinnerware. The cabinet by itself weighs a couple thousand bananas...
2x4b523p 2 years ago
Hahaha my gran just gifted my mom her 70 year old wedding gift dinnerware set. Mum unpacked it, admired it for a bit, packed it back and put it in the cellar to “keep it safe”. It’s not been used in decades and probably never will, but hey it’s safe.
Tyranamar Seuss 2 years ago
I actually gave away my great grandmothers wedding China after it has moved with me about 3 times. I was like- who am I kidding? I'm never going to use this stuff. So far no regrets.
Load More Replies... Helen Taylor 2 years ago
It could be very difficult for older people to realize that their treasures are not necessarily their children's treasures. Your children have their own treasures.
#18
Czech Republic…
Pamela24 2 years ago
It's a Czech beer but the picture could be taken in Poland. Who knows.
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Robert T 2 years ago
This one really gets my goat! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9uZ70-WUVI
Palo Sulek 2 years ago
This could be for guys working on their yard.................................................no, it's for them
We also wondered if there were any common misconceptions held about Slavic people that Matei wanted to dispel. “The most common stereotype I've encountered is that Slavs are drug addicts, which is completely wrong,” he noted. “I believe that those who hold this stereotype do so because of the internet videos showing Slavs dancing to hard bass, jumping around, and being very energetic.”
#19
Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
#20
Kompot Biznis Going Well
#21
Saturn After One Week In Balkans
“But we, the Slavs, are like this because it's our way of expressing ourselves,” the creator continued, setting the record straight. “It's our well-known style worldwide. So, to those who hold this opinion, I want to say that they are completely mistaken. During the Slavic meetings and parties I've organized, I only met medical students, lawyers, entrepreneurs, highly intelligent people with whom I had conversations until the early morning.”
#22
Only In Bulgaria You Transport The Bus
Delta Dawn 2 years ago
they’re not taking the bus, they’re bringing the bus
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It's trolley bus. They suppose to be hybrid. But I never see one which was able to pull back to be able to connect to trolleys back XD
Arcady Royzen 2 years ago
It is not a bus, it's a trolleybus. you can actually see that it is not connected to the overhead powerline
Erisa Desu 2 years ago
No wonder Athenians call the northern Greeks Bulgarians. Now I know why
#23
Summer In Bulgaria
Mimi La Souris 2 years ago
here in my 30° celsius office in France, i am sooooo jealous !!!!
Load More Replies... Persephone 2 years ago
I see nothing wrong here!! They even have a hanging trash bag so they don't litter!!!
ninjaTrashPandaBoom 2 years ago
I just noticed that too, above the guy furthest to the left.
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#24
Hungary, As Usual
justmemorticia 2 years ago
That boy mastered multitasking. Wouldn't surprise me if he had a toothbrush and toothpaste on standby.
As for the future of Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits, Matei says he has “a grand plan for introducing video content. I've tried a few years ago and even opened a YouTube channel, but I couldn't find the right people for the project. I really want to start producing video content and hard bass, but currently, I don't have the time.”
Well, we’ll just have to stay posted until that day comes! Be sure to like Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits on Facebook right here!
#25
Just A Normal Summer Day In Skopje,macedonia
ninjaTrashPandaBoom 2 years ago
No, it taint that....it tastes like something else....
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#26
Serbian Engineering
Lauora 2 years ago
UK has a few of those. One in my village floods all the time
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Christian Fuller 2 years ago
So the Serbians are responsible for my local miniature golf course, too?
#27
You Are Not A Real Slav If Your Refrigerator Doesn't Look Like That
If you’re not Slavic, we hope you have a newfound appreciation for Slavs after viewing this list, pandas. Though they’re from many different cultures, they all share a strong bond that’s held together by tracksuits and beer. Keep upvoting the pics that you find most amusing, and feel free to share what you love most about Slavic countries in the comments below. Then, if you’re interested in checking out Bored Panda’s article featuring Matei's Scenic Depictions of Slavic Life Facebook page, you can find it right here!
#28
Slavic Road
Bender Bending Rodríguez 2 years ago
Can't be Boston. Sure it looks like big patchwork road but there aren't enough potholes to be Boston.
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#29
Big Biznis Here
Bender Bending Rodríguez 2 years ago
I am not gonna be the one to question it. I'll just take their words for it.
#30
This Is How Croatian Fans Arrived In Qatar
Kharyss 2 years ago
Actually no they didn’t. Westerners can and do wear thobes in Qatar. It’s one of the most comfortable outfits for men in the heat. This was not considered disrespectful. However, google Ivana Knoll and look at what she was wearing. How she managed to not get arrested is beyond me.
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Slavic Children Playground
Echo Phernetton 2 years ago
I think you mean an SU-37. The little canard proves it.
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Carl Roberts 2 years ago (edited)
We had a fighter jet at a park in San Francisco. Actually 3 different ones between 1959 and 1993. The one I remember was a retired Navy F-8. It was removed in 1993 due to lead paint. https://www.outsidelands.org/larsen_park_jets.php
Larry XK 2 years ago
They probably removed all sensitive parts and avionic equipment
Load More Replies... TheAmericanAmerican 2 years ago
Ok in all seriousness, I would have LOVED to have had this in my playground!!!
Huddo's sister 2 years ago
We often have old tanks, artillery guns or cannons in parks which kids can play on in Australia.
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Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
#33
Poland
Soton_Sherpa 2 years ago
Let's hope nobody scores when they're at the really delicate stage of the surgery.
Donna Peluda 2 years ago
Football is not a case of life and death. It's more important than that!! Not my quote but I don't remember who said that.
Eastendbird 2 years ago
Bill Shankly - Scottish football player and Liverpool manager.
Load More Replies... Tucker Cahooter 2 years ago
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#34
“Hungary Is Not A Slavic Country”
Krásnoočko Zelené 2 years ago
Slavic. You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
#35
Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
Rosie Red 2 years ago
I can understand a few words of either language because I'm Italian, but not enough to understand what's being said.
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#36
Bulgaria
#37
Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
Swinger Panda 2 years ago
Yep, Hot Wheels and my grandpa's vegetable garden.
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Sue From Michigan 2 years ago
Kids in the U.S. do this too, all that's missing is the "lake" nearby made by digging a hole and filling it with the hose.
Daniel Heys 2 years ago
I did this too! I remember being five and taking a virtual picture with my brain and i still remember this.
Huddo's sister 2 years ago
This is still such a common sight in sandpits around Australia and I love it. I presume it's a worldwide experience.
#38
Slavic Childhood
#39
Perfect Tattoo Doesn't Exi
Owen 2 years ago (edited)
It's called a Gopnik squat. It started in Russia. In the long cold Russian winter, it is too cold to sit down, so the Gopnik subculture started squatting when they get drunk outside thier tenemant buildings. It's essentially to keep thier bums warmer.
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Huddo's sister 2 years ago (edited)
I hope one of the boys I look after doesn't see this or he would be trying to replicate it! I'm seriously over his 'eshay' worship with the branded runners and appalling attitude...
#40
Breakfast On A Polish Train
#41
Welcoming The New Year At Varna Airport, Bulgaria
Brittania Kelli 2 years ago
To be fair, after the dumpster fire that was 2020-2022 I can't blame them to skip ahead nearly a decade...
Walter Brameld 2 years ago
Someone's going to see this in 9 years and not think anything of it.
#42
Big Biznis Here
Mila Preradović 2 years ago
Man, have you seen the price of cherries nowadays? This is legit business 😁
Lauora 2 years ago
I was going to point out the same. Price range of the car and price range of the fruit match.
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Hey buddy, how long since you had a good pie? Have I got a deal for you.
#43
Hungary Is Not A Slavic Country, Meanwhile These Were Parked In Front Of A Pub In Budapest
Persephone 2 years ago
They are so cute and in great shape! Very well cared for and I'm jealous I can't ride my horse though town tbh!
Krásnoočko Zelené 2 years ago
Slavic. You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
#44
Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
justmemorticia 2 years ago
No people, most certainly ghosts, vegetation started to creep in... What a fine sleepover!
Doodilydoo 2 years ago
If that were in the US the whole place would be filled with homeless in tents
#45
Polish Tram
#46
Vsetín, Czechia
Nicole Weymann 2 years ago
I love this one. You could use it as a writing prompt for a dozen stories with changing maincharacters, from the guy on the ground ("You're probably wondering how this happened. Let's go back three hours...") to the lady passing by ("...milk, bread, ah yes, and mustn't forget to put the chicken in the oven...") and the urban fisherman ("I'll get you, Moby D**k, you can't hide forever")
#47
Improvise, Adapt, Overcome
#48
Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
Delta Dawn 2 years ago
if an American tried to cut a watermelon like that, their knees would explode
OneHappyPuppy 2 years ago
Omg brings me back to childhood when a family of extremely irritant Bosnians (no offence to Bosnians, have a lot of friends from there) ate an entire watermelon on the beach a day and left the remains there to rot in the sun, on the beach, for the entirety of their stay, every day. The bees, oh not the bees...
#49
Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
El Dee 2 years ago
The designs are all similar beause they are designed for the same reason - to not show dirt easily..
Bored Retsuko 2 years ago
Yes, totally, I was going to say they look like that in Germany.
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Crybabyartist 2 years ago
Hahahaha... Yea...It's funny because It's true.
Load More Replies... That Goth Demon (zey/zem) 2 years ago
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#50
Breakfast In Bosnia
Mary Hiers 2 years ago
The main message I'm getting from these is that Slavs KNOW how to do breakfast.
Nicole Weymann 2 years ago
That actually looks appetizing - though maybe not for breakfast for me. I'd like to know what tha is (including the three smaller bowls)
#51
Balkan Urban Life
Krásnoočko Zelené 2 years ago
Is there something I'm missing? Is the photo supposed to be funny?
Remi (He/Him) 2 years ago
Something delish being sold to the right. At least 4 people coming from there while snacking 😋
#52
Ahtopol, Bulgaria
velkovaklimentina 2 years ago
They are not wild pigs. This is local breed of domestic pigs that graze in herds.
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
C**p. "Whatcha laughin' at?" "These pigs eating at the beach." "You should talk!"
#53
Perfection And Beauty
🇷🇺🇺🇦ЛеснойКороль(they/he) 2 years ago
for my english speakers, i can’t see the rest of the sentence but it says “perfection…. and beauty!”
Milk_Bread 2 years ago
idk ab the truth of those words on the container, "perfection and beauty"
#54
Slavic Breakfast
Delta Dawn 2 years ago
the garlic and onions are to keep the arteries open while digesting all that animal fat 💀
Arcady Royzen 2 years ago
Something is wrong here - the bread is white, not dark rye; no pickles, it is not the right sausage (looks like pepperoni), bacon is cut in tiny pieces, most likely for frying...
#55
Guess The Country!
justmemorticia 2 years ago (edited)
Try the casket! If you're lucky, it will be empty. If you're even more lucky, you just found yourself a roomie! Yay.
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#56
You Can Smell, Taste And Feel Da Photo
Ciara Ann Stone 2 years ago
Why does this look like the food just slaps, no matter what is cooked here? White bread? gourmet from here. Borscht? Amazing. Pierogi? Hell yes. Any soup/stew/meat/dumplings/casserole/sandwich? Chef's kiss.
🇷🇺🇺🇦ЛеснойКороль(they/he) 2 years ago
as someone who grew up in eastern europe, i can confirm that all of our food slaps
Load More Replies... That Goth Demon (zey/zem) 2 years ago (edited)
It smells of cigarette smoke to me (but the food looks awesome)
#57
Best Slavic Breakfast, Change My Mind
Mila Preradović 2 years ago
Even better debate, should you spread Nutella all over it, or some cheese/pate/salami? If I ever get divorced, this will be the reason.😁
STress 2 years ago
Sweet (sugary) ones in the morning, salty in the evening. Change my mind... :P
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(Anti)Social Penguin 2 years ago
I give this to my toddler from time to time. I don’t use oil, just a non-stick pan. Is one of his favorite breakfasts.
Clarf 2 years ago
I'm American, so I don't know what this is. Can someone tell me? It looks delicious!
Gabriela Cink 2 years ago (edited)
Older bread slices, drown in beaten eggs with salt. Then you fry it in the pan for few minutes.
Load More Replies... Arcady Royzen 2 years ago
See me previous comment: French baguette soaked in milk, dipped in egg and fried... delicious even without anything else
#58
Big Biznis Here Serbia
#60
Hungary
#61
Romantic Dating In Slavic Countries Be Like
Krásnoočko Zelené 2 years ago
Slavic. You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
2x4b523p 2 years ago
It’s red wine, either self made or bought cheap from local farmer. Fish looks like smoked salmon.
Load More Replies... Arcady Royzen 2 years ago
smoked salmon? check; salami? check; Fanta? check... wonderful date :)
#62
Meanwhile In Hungary
Nicole Weymann 2 years ago
I guess the best outlook would be a quote I recently read: "I'm glad to see that mouse. When you see mice you don't have rats. Rats LIKE mice" (not sure about the validity, but I like to pretend to believe it for the sake of my nerves and stomach)
Bored Retsuko 2 years ago
Although I have pet rats, obviously I wouldn't want to see either (or any animal) on food I'm about to buy. That said, mouse poop is particularly dangerous because it can spread the Hanta Virus. Oh and yes, afaik rats will hunt mice.
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#63
Big Biznis Is Here
Larry XK 2 years ago
No, he'd have a Mexican soccer jersey, not Real Madrid
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Steven Seagal After One Week In Hungary
KittyGotClaws 2 years ago (edited)
Steven Seagal one after one week anywhere... Isn't he a Russian citizen now????
#65
Gyms In Bulgaria!
KittyGotClaws 2 years ago (edited)
Are these s-c-r-o-t-e fingerprints?? (Edited because BP edited out s****e)
Scott Rackley 2 years ago (edited)
I haven't laughed this hard in quite some time. Need to get that boil looked at.
#66
Messi And Di Maria After One Week In Bulgaria
Adam Chang 2 years ago (edited)
Bosina rapper, just kidding, World Cup winners 2022 (Soccer)
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#67
"Hungary Is Not A Slavic Country"
Krásnoočko Zelené 2 years ago
Slavic. You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
#68
Game Of Thrones, Bulgaria
Corvus 2 years ago
By the looks of it - a Roma party. Their weddings are famous for lasting at least 3 days and being as noisy as a local war.
Donna Peluda 2 years ago
I see my friend jack was invited. His the Friend I like to see. https://open.spotify.com/track/0fXq6wauz46G1STy4scuz8?si=c3bd3eab7e8a41e1
Nicola Roberts 2 years ago
What's wrong with the perspective? The bottle of JD looks to be about 5 litres?
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Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
🇷🇺🇺🇦ЛеснойКороль(they/he) 2 years ago
ok probably gonna get downvoted but netflix sucks nowadays.
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Slavic Galaxy
Arcady Royzen 2 years ago
that could be a chicken sausage... depends on what country it was taken in
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Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
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Bratislava
David Paterson 2 years ago
Not emu. Rhea? Someone taking their rhea for a walk.
Load More Replies... Bored Retsuko 2 years ago
No, I think he posted an ad wanting to date some nice emo girl.
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Bulgaria 90's 😎 Big Biznis Here
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Bulgarian Weeding!
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Big Biznis In Slovakia
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Bulgarian Security System
Huddo's sister 2 years ago
I have seen this in Australia many years ago but I don't think it's legal anymore.
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Meanwhile In Romania
Betsy Ray 2 years ago
He wants the mouse for the snake and the roll for himself.
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Croatia, One Is Working 8 Are Watching
Trainingfortheballetpotteh🇺🇦 2 years ago
sadly true. and people wonder why i hate group projects so much... i end up doing all of the work myself.
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ninjaTrashPandaBoom 2 years ago
1 guy working with 7 guys watching, leaning on shovels...your tax dollars at work
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Somewhere In Serbia
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Breakfast In Bulgarian Hospital
Arcady Royzen 2 years ago
no, it is not. it's more like a quarter of бутерброд ;)
Load More Replies... Brittania Kelli 2 years ago (edited)
Do no fruits or vegetables grow in Eastern Europe? Or are they just really expensive?
Gabriela Cink 2 years ago
Hospitals are just super under financed. Insurence is paying for medical interventions, but state is paying for operation.
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setsuriseikou 2 years ago
Not "a" table. "The" table. Since USSR furniture shops didn't really offer any choice, everyone pretty much had the same items (that is, if they were lucky enough to get their hands on them, for they were the times when people had to wait for months or even years for a chance to buy stuff). This was (and in some households still is) the Table. The harbinger of festivities. The symbol of families and friends getting together for all kinds of celebrations. The altar for the most exquisite dishes every cook in the family had to offer. The only place for the rarest delicacies.
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Czechia
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Corvus 2 years ago
Boiled maize vendors on the beach, famous for their advertising shouts, which are usually very witty and funny. Sometimes they also sell gevreks (Slavic bagels, sort of), sunflower seeds, pizza... but boiled maize is the classic.
The Original Bruno 2 years ago
At a New England fair: "Buddah kawn, budda kawn, getcher hot buddah buddah buddah kawn!"
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Bulgaria Is Only For Brave Tourists
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Hungary ,budapest Downtown
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Only Real Og's Will Understand
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Big Biznis Here
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A Neighborhood Obelya, In Sofia Bulgaria. On The Top 1999 And Down 2022
Tucker Cahooter 2 years ago
Looks like they have splashed out some big bucks and painted the curb yellow (in need of a touch up though)
Moosy Girl 2 years ago
Honestly though this pic could’ve been taken on the outskirts of Antwerp!
Lyone Fein 2 years ago
If you took a picture on a sunny spring day, it would look different.
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Drake After A Month In Slovakia
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Big Biznis Split, Croatia
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Real Slav After Big Biznis
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Prague, Czechia
David Paterson 2 years ago
In Russia, we used to light the house lights using the car battery. Looks like they might here, too.
MotherofGuineaPigs 2 years ago
They are used on Diesel fueled engines in cold weather in the US
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Big Biznis Here Bosnia 1999
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Substitute Train Transport In The Czech Republic
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Big Biznis In Hungary
Larry XK 2 years ago
Pork ribs I think, it's a part of a Spar (German supermarket chain) advertising leaflet. Below is the world famous Winter salami
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Police Car In Bulgaria
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Squatting Slavs In Tracksuits
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Niki A 2 years ago
I have concluded that rednecks and Slavs are related,. Peer-reviewed research to follow.
rumple slunkskin 2 years ago
I've concluded field research in rural Midwest and I can confirm this is accurate.
Load More Replies... rumple slunkskin 2 years ago
So is Missouri, I've long suspected this though.
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Niki A 2 years ago
I have concluded that rednecks and Slavs are related,. Peer-reviewed research to follow.
rumple slunkskin 2 years ago
I've concluded field research in rural Midwest and I can confirm this is accurate.
Load More Replies... rumple slunkskin 2 years ago
So is Missouri, I've long suspected this though.
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