Sta?Vranjanac?

geak.

a vranjanci su inace super ljudi.pogotovo oni koji su porijeklom od tamo :).

Jesu...Slazem se
U Vranje nema laganje,100 kila svinja,200 kila mas'

prodaj meso,kupi mast pa vidi sta ce ispast :)

 

 

Posto ja zivim u inostranstvu mogu da kazem da ima koliko hoces ovakvih slucajeva kao ovaj "stvor"(necu ni ime da mu spominjem), ovo se ne odnosi samo na Srbe vec i na druge nacije.
Potpuno je normalno da se covjek navikne na sredinu u kojoj zivi (meni to bas ne polazi za rukom, na zalost) ali glumjeti da si nesto sto nisi...nikada to necu shvatiti.
Moje licno misljenje(na osnovu mog iskustva) je da su to obicno ljudi koji bjeze od neceg (ne mora da ima veze sa zakonom, vec sa privatnim zivotom.Lose djetinjstvo, imaju neki kompleks i zele da to zaborave) , oni najcesce zele da zaborave ko su i odakle su. U kratko bolesne osobe sa krizom indentiteta.

A na kraju krajeva Srbima nikada nije falilo izdajnika, malo koja nacija ih ima toliko.

Ma ko mu hebe mater!  Jest opet neka igracina u pm ! Sto se mene tice neka bude i Marokanac(uz duzno postovanje prema ovom narodu) ako hoce !

Evo ako ga netko nije pročitao:


Football: Pride and passion of the man who wants to be English

In some ways it is strange to hear the Serb, who speaks perfect English but with a clearly discernible accent, extol the virtues of British football management. But then Stefanovic had fallen in love with the country when he first arrived a decade ago. Then, aged just 21, he had joined Sheffield Wednesday - a Premiership club at that time - from Red Star Belgrade.

He and his Serbian wife, Maria, are devoted Anglophiles. They spend days off travelling, sightseeing, visiting the West Country, the north of England, immersing themselves in the culture of where they live "I want to know this country," he says. Their eight-year- old daughter was born in Yorkshire. Stefanovic refers to her as "an English girl" and she has an English name, Jenny.

When his playing days are eventually over, in probably about four years' time, Stefanovic, who signed a two-year extension, until 2008, at Portsmouth in June, plans to stay here. He even intends to change nationality. "In two years' time I'm going to apply for a British passport," he says proudly. "I can do that. And then I will throw my Serbian one away."

"I don't feel Serbian at all," he admits. "I'm totally different. You know what? I came here at agood time, 10 years ago. I didn't speak English so I wanted to learn. I had a teacher come to my house all the time. I picked up, very quickly, along with my wife, all the good things that people like in England. The mentality and so on. Everything here is done. I like the rules, the behaviour. I like the way of life - which is not always the case for foreigners who come here. Some don't like the weather and soon."

"The situation over there is very difficult," he carefully adds. "They are always changing something. Like now. [Montenegro has since split from Serbia]. There is often trouble and I don't want to play under those conditions."

haha znaci to je problem sto ga niko nije zvao u reprezentaciju :D neka neka