It is stunning. I’m in love with the Adriatic Sea.I was in Croatia recently. Beautiful place.
It is stunning. I’m in love with the Adriatic Sea.I was in Croatia recently. Beautiful place.
It is stunning. I’m in love with the Adriatic Sea.
Where abouts did you stay?
Landed in Zagreb and worked my way down to Dubrovnik. Visited the Plitvice Lakes, Split, a couple of towns on Hvar Island, the Golden Horn beach in Bol on Brać island, then ended in Dubrovnik for the final few days. Stayed 2 weeks in Croatia.
you were the last person I thought I'd read this from. Son I am disappoint.Might want to hold off on that ponderance seeing as her father died not 24 hours ago
Putting a few on my Instagram.@_carmi post pics here!![]()
Too crowded though. Way too busyDubrovnik is my favourite place. Beautiful
It’s funny how the country flipped on McCain from 2008. All of a sudden, anyone who stood up to Trump or even merely disagreed with him became a darling for the left.you were the last person I thought I'd read this from. Son I am disappoint.
Why did you tag Jon?
Actually. Where is Jon?
No one knows how it started at this point. But how it got out-of-hand is probably due to the sorry lack of funding. Almost 500,000 scientific books, many rare. Pre-Columbian objects, 700 ancient Egyptian objects including mummies, ancient Greek statues, and much more. The building itself used to be a palace. All gone.How did it start? What happened? @Jokerman
You mean like Looptroop?How on earth are the Swedish people (or Scandinavian in general?) so good at English? I know they are familiarized with it at an early age, but so was I, and their pronunciation is insanely good. Whenever I meet anyone from Sweden, they seem to sound American before they even learn the vocabulary and grammar well. Being Polish, I'm jealous.
Then I discovered that one of the bands I was listening to recently, and was 100% sure is American (maybe from Boston? Trying to sound a bit Jamaican?).. is 100% Swedish:
I mean, what the fuck? In hindsight, the first guy does sound a bit like Pewdiepie, but otherwise, that's the closest accent to American English I can imagine on a foreigner. Especially on the second dude, starting at the 2:05 mark. There's no way I could tell he's not American.
How on earth are the Swedish people (or Scandinavian in general?) so good at English? I know they are familiarized with it at an early age, but so was I, and their pronunciation is insanely good. Whenever I meet anyone from Sweden, they seem to sound American before they even learn the vocabulary and grammar well. Being Polish, I'm jealous.
Then I discovered that one of the bands I was listening to recently, and was 100% sure is American (maybe from Boston? Trying to sound a bit Jamaican?).. is 100% Swedish:
I mean, what the fuck? In hindsight, the first guy does sound a bit like Pewdiepie, but otherwise, that's the closest accent to American English I can imagine on a foreigner. Especially on the second dude, starting at the 2:05 mark. There's no way I could tell he's not American.
The National Museum of Brazil in Rio is currently being consumed by flames. Over 20 million historical items are being lost before our eyes.
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You mean like Looptroop?
I feel the same about British and Australian actors. I see them in TV shows and movies and they do such great American accents, I am shocked when I find out their country of origin. The Walking Dead is a good example with Rick, Maggie, and Morgan's actors all being British but not letting on to it at all. The all have to sound country/redneck in the show.