lolAdams_BJ wrote:
wha? wow news doesnt travel far from slovenia.
As a 1/2-Slovene, I accept your congratulations on behalf of Teh Motherland.Stormscythe wrote:
I know, I'm a bit late but I just wanted to congratulate all Slovenians (if there are any here) to their new currency, the Euro.
Finally, we've got the same currency again, after 90 years!
lol congrats I guess?Adams_BJ wrote:
wha? wow news doesnt travel far from slovenia.
haha. u don't know the capital of slovenia. lolmax wrote:
another reason why i love our swiss franc. we dont have to share it with some country of which you dont even know the name of the capital.
LOL, arrogant much?Executiator wrote:
lol, what did they have before?
Was it complety inflated? Was it backed?
Yea, the fools on TV and the politicians are making a big deal out of it and behaving as if we never changed the currency before. They even got us the special calculators .Stormscythe wrote:
I know, I'm a bit late but I just wanted to congratulate all Slovenians (if there are any here) to their new currency, the Euro.
Finally, we've got the same currency again, after 90 years!
You born here ship and moved or just one of your parents? I think I know judging by your last sentence, but not sure .The_Shipbuilder wrote:
As a 1/2-Slovene, I accept your congratulations on behalf of Teh Motherland.Stormscythe wrote:
I know, I'm a bit late but I just wanted to congratulate all Slovenians (if there are any here) to their new currency, the Euro.
Finally, we've got the same currency again, after 90 years!
Slovenija gre naprej... odkot lepote tvoje!
arson wrote:
Congrats. Hopefully this will make your business transactions go a little smoother. Here's to you and your countries prosperity in the New Year.
freakMadhadda1 wrote:
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh slovenia!!!!! badibicibaba
hopefully somebody gets that joke or else i just look like a freak lol
Theres always one isn't there......TheOneAndOnlyX wrote:
Slovenia has money!?! o_0
Kazakhstan! They want to join! Borat will work for us now, muhaha. And no, USA, you cant join.wikipedia wrote:
The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has been given official candidate status as of December 2005.[30]
The EFTA states of Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein are members of the European Economic Area which allows them to participate in most aspects of the EU single market without acceding to the EU. Switzerland, the fourth EFTA state, rejected EEA membership in a referendum; however, it has established close ties to the EU by means of various bilateral treaties.
Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia are officially recognised as potential candidates.
To varying degrees, Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Kazakhstan have also expressed membership aspirations, though none have submitted formal applications and none are expected to in the short term.
Morocco officially applied to join the EU in 1987 but was rejected on the grounds that it was not in Europe
Actually, Slovenia is one of the most (if not the) most promising country that joined EU in 2005.TheOneAndOnlyX wrote:
Slovenia has money!?! o_0
Turkey also wants to joinTeamZephyr wrote:
Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Armenia want to join?
They're not even in Europe!!! They're in Asia!
It's OK, as long as we get no Uzberkistans, since "They very nosy people, with bone in their head."TeamZephyr wrote:
Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Armenia want to join?
They're not even in Europe!!! They're in Asia!
Armenia and Azerbaijan are eligible but Kazakhstan isn't: Europe extends to the Urals in Russia, and the Caucasus to the south of Russia. It's a pity because Kazakhstan would be quite a catch in terms of natural resources AND the European Space Agency launches from there.Stormscythe wrote:
Turkey also wants to joinTeamZephyr wrote:
Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Armenia want to join?
They're not even in Europe!!! They're in Asia!
(But I've never heard about joining tendencies of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Armenia, though...)
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Well, what about inviting Russia then? Moscow is also in Europe and I even tend to say the most important cities of Russi are located west of Ural...CameronPoe wrote:
Armenia and Azerbaijan are eligible but Kazakhstan isn't: Europe extends to the Urals in Russia, and the Caucasus to the south of Russia. It's a pity because Kazakhstan would be quite a catch in terms of natural resources AND the European Space Agency launches from there.Stormscythe wrote:
Turkey also wants to joinTeamZephyr wrote:
Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Armenia want to join?
They're not even in Europe!!! They're in Asia!
(But I've never heard about joining tendencies of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Armenia, though...)
NO way josé! The majority of the landmass of Russia is in Asia, the Russians are far too corrupt and imperialist and neither Russia or the EU would ever agree to such a thing.Stormscythe wrote:
Well, what about inviting Russia then? Moscow is also in Europe and I even tend to say the most important cities of Russi are located west of Ural...CameronPoe wrote:
Armenia and Azerbaijan are eligible but Kazakhstan isn't: Europe extends to the Urals in Russia, and the Caucasus to the south of Russia. It's a pity because Kazakhstan would be quite a catch in terms of natural resources AND the European Space Agency launches from there.Stormscythe wrote:
Turkey also wants to join
(But I've never heard about joining tendencies of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Armenia, though...)