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Lebt man in Belgrad als Ausländer noch sicher...... ?
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jugo-jebe-dugo
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Die geilste Stadt des Balkans ist noch geiler geworden und die Kroaten können nur neidisch gucken.Sie hätten gerne so eine Weltstadt mit 2 Flüssen.
BEOGRAD 2005
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Party on......!!!
Croatians party in Belgrade
B92 ^ | January 16, 2006
BELGRADE -- Monday – There are more and more signs that younger people in Serbia and Croatia are putting the past behind them, which is evident by the number of Croatian people coming to Belgrade in search of a good time.
Young people from Zagreb are coming to Belgrade more and more, many saying that the nightlife in Serbia’s capital is far superior to what is offered in their hometowns.
Zagreb native Bojana Sosic travels often to visit various clubs, meet people and generally, have a good time. She said that Belgrade has become a favourite destination.
“I don’t have to speak in a foreign language here, everyone understands me. I can meet more people and talk about more things with them. It is fun, it is a big city, twice as big as Zagreb, and there are more places to go out, more cultural events and generally more interesting people to meet.” Sosic said.
Zagreb’s DJ Verbal visits Belgrade very regularly. He too is fascinated by the size of Belgrade and said that Zagreb Is getting increasingly boring and that there are not many options for going out.
“I like it because its more attractive to me, it gives me more opportunities, and it is cheaper, so it is great to make money in Zagreb and then come to spend it, from a consumer perspective alone.” Verbal said.
Miroslav Kuskunovic, a report for the Zagreb daily Jutarnji List, has been living in Belgrade for several years.
“In terms of night life, Belgrade is much more interesting than Zagreb. In Zagreb the transition has gotten to the point that everyone works from Monday to Friday, and on weekends people go to the small number of places where you can have as much fun as you can have in Belgrade. There are many different kinds of places in Belgrade. Belgrade is alive 24 hours a day, which is not the case with Zagreb. A sense of cosmopolitanism exists here, that is perhaps, shown in the wrong light in Zagreb. When a person comes here they change their opinion on what Belgrade is really like.” Kuskunovic said.
Croatians party in Belgrade
B92 ^ | January 16, 2006
BELGRADE -- Monday – There are more and more signs that younger people in Serbia and Croatia are putting the past behind them, which is evident by the number of Croatian people coming to Belgrade in search of a good time.
Young people from Zagreb are coming to Belgrade more and more, many saying that the nightlife in Serbia’s capital is far superior to what is offered in their hometowns.
Zagreb native Bojana Sosic travels often to visit various clubs, meet people and generally, have a good time. She said that Belgrade has become a favourite destination.
“I don’t have to speak in a foreign language here, everyone understands me. I can meet more people and talk about more things with them. It is fun, it is a big city, twice as big as Zagreb, and there are more places to go out, more cultural events and generally more interesting people to meet.” Sosic said.
Zagreb’s DJ Verbal visits Belgrade very regularly. He too is fascinated by the size of Belgrade and said that Zagreb Is getting increasingly boring and that there are not many options for going out.
“I like it because its more attractive to me, it gives me more opportunities, and it is cheaper, so it is great to make money in Zagreb and then come to spend it, from a consumer perspective alone.” Verbal said.
Miroslav Kuskunovic, a report for the Zagreb daily Jutarnji List, has been living in Belgrade for several years.
“In terms of night life, Belgrade is much more interesting than Zagreb. In Zagreb the transition has gotten to the point that everyone works from Monday to Friday, and on weekends people go to the small number of places where you can have as much fun as you can have in Belgrade. There are many different kinds of places in Belgrade. Belgrade is alive 24 hours a day, which is not the case with Zagreb. A sense of cosmopolitanism exists here, that is perhaps, shown in the wrong light in Zagreb. When a person comes here they change their opinion on what Belgrade is really like.” Kuskunovic said.
J
jugo-jebe-dugo
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Najed schrieb:
Pa sta ti mislis? Beograd je cudo bre!
tu se nezna ko pije i ko placa. ^^
PuntaDelEste
Vino
die Kroaten haben dafür ne ganze Menge von der Adria Küste, ist auch nicht ohne 
ein bekannten hatten sie in den 90iger Jahren öfter damals nach Belgrad eingeladen um aufzulegen, hatte nie intresse.
ein bekannten hatten sie in den 90iger Jahren öfter damals nach Belgrad eingeladen um aufzulegen, hatte nie intresse.
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FtheB
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Als echter Ausländer schon! Balkanesen polieren sich natürlich gelegentlich gegenseitig die Fresse. Ist doch lustig, gell!?
