Disleksic wrote: » Of course Croatia is real. Jim Corr has a holiday home there. Or has he?
Daegerty wrote: » I don't. The only time you ever hear about the place is when that Eurotripe song contest comes on. So I simply refuse to acknowledge that it exists and serves merely as a filler contestant made up of supposedly talented singers from randomly selected countries that didn't quite make it to the final in their own country. I know there is a blob of land slightly to the right of Italy but that belongs to Russia, Greece or one of those troublesome countries over there that draws a new border every day. Even if Croatia was real today it could be gone tomorrow, like Yugoslavia.
Mickeroo wrote: » Jim Corr was abducted and probed by Croatians from Space. Allegedly.
chucken1 wrote: » Dont get out much? Do you?
Daegerty wrote: » I have to go to places that don't exist before I'm considered to 'get out much' now? Feck it in my day when someone went to London you'd expect to never see em again only a letter at Christmas they'd send to the mammy
evercloserunion wrote: » I first heard about Croatia when they came outta nowhere to grab third place in the 1998 World Cup. Davor Suker was the top scorer of the tournament IIRC, what a legend.
Sunshine! wrote: » Isn't Croatia another word for unicorn?
policarp wrote: » Are you Martial Tito?
rossie1977 wrote: » plitvice lakes national park in northern croatia http://beautifulplacestovisit.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Plitvice-Lake-Croatia.jpg
Daegerty wrote: » I don't. The only time you ever hear about the place is when that Eurotripe song contest comes on..
The Aussie wrote: » Eurovision! There goes any credibility you were ever going to have in this thread...
Daegerty wrote: » I still have more credibility than that fecking song contest