I like the words: Serbia beat United States.
(JohnBoy, 7 March 2010 20:55)
Than go to Skorenovac/Székelykeve. It's a small village close to Smederovo, but on the other side of Danube. The villagers are ethnic Seklers (according some speculation, Seklers are direct descendants of Attila's Huns but otherwise they speak a Hungarian dialect). A famous resident and native of the village is Dani Zoltán - now a baker, but otherwise a retired colonel of ПВО. He bakes a very famous cake in form of an F-117A. AFAIK, the bakery is in the village. Next time I will try it out. He used Soviet missiles to "bake" the real F-117A in 1999, but now he bakes just cakes.
I did read somewhere that they have "sobe" and it's 1500 Din/night/person.
The pilot of F-117A was by accident from a Slovenian family immigrated to USA, his name is written like "Zelko" (I am sure, it's Željko). He exchanged many e-mails with Dani Zoltán since, but they did not met yet.
CNN did of course withhold the information that the pilot is from basically a local family - they presented his escape like somewhat super-natural. Otherwise someone who is Željko and is walking in the woods from Serbia towards Tuzla is pretty much a boring news.
Serbia wins, USA loses. These words will be repeated often in years to come. If there is any justice in this world, the United States of Arrogance will be on the receiving end of all the injustices it has imposed on the world in the decades after WWII. Oni sto su bile gore, ce biti dole.
Serbia wins, USA loses. These words will be repeated often in years to come. If there is any justice in this world, the United States of Arrogance will be on the receiving end of all the injustices it has imposed on the world in the decades after WWII. Oni sto su bile gore, ce biti dole.
I like the words: Serbia beat United States.
(JohnBoy, 7 March 2010 20:55)
Than go to Skorenovac/Székelykeve. It's a small village close to Smederovo, but on the other side of Danube. The villagers are ethnic Seklers (according some speculation, Seklers are direct descendants of Attila's Huns but otherwise they speak a Hungarian dialect). A famous resident and native of the village is Dani Zoltán - now a baker, but otherwise a retired colonel of ПВО. He bakes a very famous cake in form of an F-117A. AFAIK, the bakery is in the village. Next time I will try it out. He used Soviet missiles to "bake" the real F-117A in 1999, but now he bakes just cakes.
I did read somewhere that they have "sobe" and it's 1500 Din/night/person.
The pilot of F-117A was by accident from a Slovenian family immigrated to USA, his name is written like "Zelko" (I am sure, it's Željko). He exchanged many e-mails with Dani Zoltán since, but they did not met yet.
CNN did of course withhold the information that the pilot is from basically a local family - they presented his escape like somewhat super-natural. Otherwise someone who is Željko and is walking in the woods from Serbia towards Tuzla is pretty much a boring news.
Serbia wins, USA loses. These words will be repeated often in years to come. If there is any justice in this world, the United States of Arrogance will be on the receiving end of all the injustices it has imposed on the world in the decades after WWII. Oni sto su bile gore, ce biti dole.
I like the words: Serbia beat United States.
(JohnBoy, 7 March 2010 20:55)
Than go to Skorenovac/Székelykeve. It's a small village close to Smederovo, but on the other side of Danube. The villagers are ethnic Seklers (according some speculation, Seklers are direct descendants of Attila's Huns but otherwise they speak a Hungarian dialect). A famous resident and native of the village is Dani Zoltán - now a baker, but otherwise a retired colonel of ПВО. He bakes a very famous cake in form of an F-117A. AFAIK, the bakery is in the village. Next time I will try it out. He used Soviet missiles to "bake" the real F-117A in 1999, but now he bakes just cakes.
I did read somewhere that they have "sobe" and it's 1500 Din/night/person.
The pilot of F-117A was by accident from a Slovenian family immigrated to USA, his name is written like "Zelko" (I am sure, it's Željko). He exchanged many e-mails with Dani Zoltán since, but they did not met yet.
CNN did of course withhold the information that the pilot is from basically a local family - they presented his escape like somewhat super-natural. Otherwise someone who is Željko and is walking in the woods from Serbia towards Tuzla is pretty much a boring news.
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