Cultural Learnings Of United Kingdom To Make Benefit Glorious Nation Of Hungary

[Maximus]

 

[Scipio]

At least you don't have to deal with German toilets.

Gross.

[Syt]

At least you don't have to deal with German toilets.

I'd call them Austrian toilets these days. When I left Germany in 2005, no toilet that I recall had a "ledge" anymore where you droppings would rest until you flushed - everything dropped into the water.

In Austria it's no longer in places built in the 2000s, but almost all older buildings/apartments still have them and you might encounter them occasionally in pubs or restaurants. The trick: put some toilet paper in the bowl before you flush, so you don't leave unseemly stains that require vigorous brushing.

[crazy canuck]

I found Budapest rather quiet and somewhat melancholy.........I put that down to it not having as many people as it should 

I was there in 1997 and I thought it felt a bit angry and foreboding.  I put that down to just recently emerging from under the boot of the hated Russians.  Man did those people hate the Russians.  That was the most pissed off history museum I ever went to 

I was there 10 years later, and rather liked Budapest because it was the only place in eastern europe that felt like it had once been a part of the Warsaw Pact.  Prague and Krakow felt very much like the west.

I was there in 89, before the wall came down.  At that time Budapest was going through its own kind of political spring and it had a feel of electric excitement.

[Tamas]

I found Budapest rather quiet and somewhat melancholy.........I put that down to it not having as many people as it should 

I was there in 1997 and I thought it felt a bit angry and foreboding.  I put that down to just recently emerging from under the boot of the hated Russians.  Man did those people hate the Russians.  That was the most pissed off history museum I ever went to 

I was there 10 years later, and rather liked Budapest because it was the only place in eastern europe that felt like it had once been a part of the Warsaw Pact.  Prague and Krakow felt very much like the west.

I was there in 89, before the wall came down.  At that time Budapest was going through its own kind of political spring and it had a feel of electric excitement.

That was before people learned that fall of communism doesn`t only mean freezers and VHS recorders, but also increased individual responsibility and actual expectations regarding their performances at work.

[alfred russel]

I was there in 89, before the wall came down.  At that time Budapest was going through its own kind of political spring and it had a feel of electric excitement.

Because they were finally getting electricity?

[Tamas]

I was there in 89, before the wall came down.  At that time Budapest was going through its own kind of political spring and it had a feel of electric excitement.

Because they were finally getting electricity?

Your DGuller persona is supposed to be Ukrainian, you should know better.

[CountDeMoney]

At least you don't have to deal with German toilets.

I'd call them Austrian toilets these days. When I left Germany in 2005, no toilet that I recall had a "ledge" anymore where you droppings would rest until you flushed - everything dropped into the water.

In Austria it's no longer in places built in the 2000s, but almost all older buildings/apartments still have them and you might encounter them occasionally in pubs or restaurants. The trick: put some toilet paper in the bowl before you flush, so you don't leave unseemly stains that require vigorous brushing.

Jesus H Two-Ply Christ, no wonder you people lost wars in the 20th century.

[Valmy]

That was before people learned that fall of communism doesn`t only mean freezers and VHS recorders, but also increased individual responsibility and actual expectations regarding their performances at work.

Ok well that explains all the rage in 1997.

[Ed Anger]

At least you don't have to deal with German toilets.

I'd call them Austrian toilets these days. When I left Germany in 2005, no toilet that I recall had a "ledge" anymore where you droppings would rest until you flushed - everything dropped into the water.

In Austria it's no longer in places built in the 2000s, but almost all older buildings/apartments still have them and you might encounter them occasionally in pubs or restaurants. The trick: put some toilet paper in the bowl before you flush, so you don't leave unseemly stains that require vigorous brushing.

Jesus H Two-Ply Christ, no wonder you people lost wars in the 20th century.

Hitler was too busy plying with his poop

[CountDeMoney]

How the fuck they can refine combined arms and mobile warfare doctrine to an art yet not build a decent toilet...

[The Brain]

Fuck you. There is nothing strange about always inspecting your stool.

[Maladict]

No. Smiling people can't be trusted.

Aren't you Dutch.  Dutch are a fairly smiley people.

But they can't be trusted. 

[CountDeMoney]

Fuck you. There is nothing strange about always inspecting your stool.

If it were necessary, your body would keep it.  Weirdos.

[lustindarkness]

Fuck you. There is nothing strange about always inspecting your stool.

If it were necessary, your body would keep it.  Weirdos.

But you should inspect it.