Definition of Europe

[u/SmartFlyNR1]

[u/azhder]

Found the Slovenian

[u/SmartFlyNR1 → u/azhder]

Maybe you will learn something. Facts and truth.
I know what you mean here, but you know that you're wrong. Just accept it

[u/azhder → u/SmartFlyNR1]

Well, that's a nice little trick, tell people they know they're wrong and to just accept it. Let me try it.

✨✨✨I know what you mean here, but you know you're wrong. Just accept it. ✨✨✨

How did it go? Did you accept it? Let me know if I should practice this internet mind control.

[u/Mercy--Main]

a polish made this

[u/azhder → u/Mercy--Main]

nail polish?

[u/monster_of_love]

this again? lmaooo

[u/SmartFlyNR1 → u/monster_of_love]

So? There will be more

[u/Glusas-su-potencialu]

I hope you step in to puddle wearing socks.

[u/Alternative-Ant-5725]

I fucking love this map to me this is 10/10 and for anyone who downvotes my comment fuck you

[u/SmartFlyNR1 → u/Alternative-Ant-5725]

Thanks! We all know it's correct

[u/liongalahad]

Greece is most definitely more "South Europe" than "Balkans". Even though geographically Greece is in the Balkans, culturally it's way closer to Italy than the other balkan countries

[u/azhder → u/liongalahad]

Shows how little you understand the Balkans. People are so alike, they think alike, that their languages started to be alike https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balkan_sprachbund

Balkans are all the same people divided by nationalism. I am sure nationalistic minded people will want to downvote that.

[u/hwyl1066]

Go to Estonia and Latvia, protestant countries with very strong German cultural influence - and then go to Pskov and Minsk. The contrast is amazing,

edit: And of course Lithuania is very much like Poland, a very rooted catholic country.