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Posted by BOban on September 19, 2000 at 17:57:31:

In Reply to: Re: Good morning Virginia! (he, he, he,...) posted by Serbian Son on September 19, 2000 at 14:53:57:

hmmm...I guess most SANE and NORMAL posters would disagree with you in that Purger II is NOT a Looney while you definitely 1000000% are .

PS. you don't only sound like a retard but write like one, read like one, think like one and ARE ONE.

PS2. Peshalov decided to join Croatia in large part due to Ivanisevic who is one of his best friends. He said that he earned the medal for himself, his friends, his family, and CROATIA. He respects and likes his new country and is a better Croatian than some. Of course in your ethincally pure and pathetic little mind (and country) it is a cause for laughter and not pride in that someone who could have chosen to go anywhere chose Croatia over US/England/... If the rest of the world thought like you (and thank god most sane people don't) then there would be noone left in the world.

PS3. If you look at it this way then tell me who won all those medals for Yugo before 1992..you know the ones that you jerks constantly claim as yours. I guess the US should just distribute all its medals to wherever their athletes have their ancestry.

YOU ARE AN IMBECIL, AND IDIOT, AND A MORON (you were before and you remained one after the long pause)

: : Peshalov is from Bulgaria.

: Cool - did Croatia buy him from Bulgaria for $1 million like Qatar did, or did you guys get a better deal ;-)

: : By the way, on the matter of "sounding" of some surnames: Milinkovic "sounds" about 50-50 for me. As for Spajic, that's at lest 65 % Croatian. (Ever heard of Stjepan Spajic, owner of "Hrvatski Dragovoljac", some kind of "Croatian Atletic Bilbao" - you have to be 100% Croat to be allowed to play for his club.... Hmmmm... He did make an exception in the case of Prosinecki, he, he, he,...) I will, of course, not make any definitive judgements since I do not have any info on those two Argentineans, but the fact is that Croatian diaspora in Argentina is much larger that the Serbian one, so if you were making your conclusions only on account of "soundings",...

: And you are at least 95% loony, and often "sound" like a retard, but in this case I won't base my conclusion on the account of "sounding"....

: .... the facts speak for themselves!

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Re: Looney Serbian Son 18:14:15 9/19/00 (3)
- Re: Looney BOban 21:13:50 9/19/00 (2)
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    - Serbian Son - Read this BOban 13:04:48 9/20/00 (0)

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: hmmm...I guess most SANE and NORMAL posters would disagree with you in that Purger II is NOT a Looney while you definitely 1000000% are . : PS. you don't only sound like a retard but write like one, read like one, think like one and ARE ONE. : PS2. Peshalov decided to join Croatia in large part due to Ivanisevic who is one of his best friends. He said that he earned the medal for himself, his friends, his family, and CROATIA. He respects and likes his new country and is a better Croatian than some. Of course in your ethincally pure and pathetic little mind (and country) it is a cause for laughter and not pride in that someone who could have chosen to go anywhere chose Croatia over US/England/... If the rest of the world thought like you (and thank god most sane people don't) then there would be noone left in the world. : PS3. If you look at it this way then tell me who won all those medals for Yugo before 1992..you know the ones that you jerks constantly claim as yours. I guess the US should just distribute all its medals to wherever their athletes have their ancestry. : YOU ARE AN IMBECIL, AND IDIOT, AND A MORON (you were before and you remained one after the long pause) : : : : Peshalov is from Bulgaria. : : Cool - did Croatia buy him from Bulgaria for $1 million like Qatar did, or did you guys get a better deal ;-) : : : By the way, on the matter of "sounding" of some surnames: Milinkovic "sounds" about 50-50 for me. As for Spajic, that's at lest 65 % Croatian. (Ever heard of Stjepan Spajic, owner of "Hrvatski Dragovoljac", some kind of "Croatian Atletic Bilbao" - you have to be 100% Croat to be allowed to play for his club.... Hmmmm... He <b>did</b> make an exception in the case of Prosinecki, he, he, he,...) I will, of course, not make any definitive judgements since I do not have any info on those two Argentineans, but the fact is that Croatian diaspora in Argentina is much larger that the Serbian one, so if you were making your conclusions only on account of "soundings",... : : And you are at least 95% loony, and often "sound" like a retard, but in this case I won't base my conclusion on the account of "sounding".... : : .... the facts speak for themselves!

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