Julian calendar New Year to be non-working day

And the haters still roll in here... no matter the topic.

Confirmation that the Croat/Alb trolls in here have a serious inferiority complex towards us Serbs.

Serbian holidays in Serbia should be treated like any other holiday in any other country.

Totally ridiculous.

New Year's day isn't a religious holiday, so why make Jan 1 on the religious calendar a holiday?

What's even more ridiculous is Serbs celebrating Dec 31st New Years Eve, and taking a day off on New Years Day January 1st - when they are so anti anything that isn't Serb like their calendar :)

And the icying on this cake, is many Serbs give presents on Dec 31st :D LOL

HYPOCRITES :D

What's even more ridiculous is Serbs celebrating Dec 31st New Years Eve, and taking a day off on New Years Day January 1st - when they are so anti anything that isn't Serb like their calendar :)

And the icying on this cake, is many Serbs give presents on Dec 31st :D LOL

HYPOCRITES :D
(deki, 31 December 2012 17:29)
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You're just so full of information aren't you?
Thanks for this useless info. We don't have the other calendar but I am guessing you know that and just came here to sh*t stir.
What makes us hypocrites? The fact that we acknowledge and respect both calendars?
Get a life you useless being.

Totally ridiculous.

New Year's day isn't a religious holiday, so why make Jan 1 on the religious calendar a holiday?
(Danilo, 31 December 2012 14:26)
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Tell us Danilo, does anything Serbia does ever measure up to your standards?
I suggest you pack up your company and move it to a move favourable country which does measure up to your standards.

Peggy,

I'd be making the same observations regardless of where I happened to live.

How about addressing my point.

How does anyone think that, in a country with the highest unemployment and lowest GDP in terms of PPP and already-abysmal productivity where foreign investors are withdrawing their money from their Serbia projects, starting a made-up holiday (secular holiday according to a religious calendar) actually help anything or anyone?

btw, if it make you feel better if I said something about Serbia once in a while, I'm really enjoying this gypsy brass band playing outside my window.

Totally ridiculous.

New Year's day isn't a religious holiday, so why make Jan 1 on the religious calendar a holiday?

What's even more ridiculous is Serbs celebrating Dec 31st New Years Eve, and taking a day off on New Years Day January 1st - when they are so anti anything that isn't Serb like their calendar :)

And the icying on this cake, is many Serbs give presents on Dec 31st :D LOL

HYPOCRITES :D

Peggy,

I'd be making the same observations regardless of where I happened to live.

How about addressing my point.

How does anyone think that, in a country with the highest unemployment and lowest GDP in terms of PPP and already-abysmal productivity where foreign investors are withdrawing their money from their Serbia projects, starting a made-up holiday (secular holiday according to a religious calendar) actually help anything or anyone?

btw, if it make you feel better if I said something about Serbia once in a while, I'm really enjoying this gypsy brass band playing outside my window.

And the haters still roll in here... no matter the topic.

Confirmation that the Croat/Alb trolls in here have a serious inferiority complex towards us Serbs.

Serbian holidays in Serbia should be treated like any other holiday in any other country.

What's even more ridiculous is Serbs celebrating Dec 31st New Years Eve, and taking a day off on New Years Day January 1st - when they are so anti anything that isn't Serb like their calendar :)

And the icying on this cake, is many Serbs give presents on Dec 31st :D LOL

HYPOCRITES :D
(deki, 31 December 2012 17:29)
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You're just so full of information aren't you?
Thanks for this useless info. We don't have the other calendar but I am guessing you know that and just came here to sh*t stir.
What makes us hypocrites? The fact that we acknowledge and respect both calendars?
Get a life you useless being.

Totally ridiculous.

New Year's day isn't a religious holiday, so why make Jan 1 on the religious calendar a holiday?
(Danilo, 31 December 2012 14:26)
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Tell us Danilo, does anything Serbia does ever measure up to your standards?
I suggest you pack up your company and move it to a move favourable country which does measure up to your standards.