▲ 133 r/bulgaria
Защо в нито една статия не пише дали са Руски или Украински дронове?
u/canyoubelieveitt — 9 days ago
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▲ 1.5k r/championsleague
How does Barcelona keep doing this?
What is their secret for producing one after another?
u/canyoubelieveitt — 1 month ago
▲ 27 r/bulgaria
Средната заплата в София е над 2000 евро. Едновременно явно не сме в състояние да оправим фасадите или да имаме тротоари.
Изредихме всякакви кметове, кога ще има видими резултати?
u/canyoubelieveitt — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/AskBalkans
The average attendance of my favorite local club Levski Sofia is 10000 per match. Which is ridiculously low given that Sofia is a city of 1.3M. Is football attendance also low in your country?
If so, what are the reasons for this? People here mostly show up only for important matches.
u/canyoubelieveitt — 2 months ago
▲ 102 r/AskBalkans
What's the story with all the Nepalese in Romania and Croatia? Are they the go-to immigrants?
In Bulgaria ex-soviet countries seem to be the preferred choice.
u/canyoubelieveitt — 2 months ago
▲ 18 r/AskBalkans
Do grannies in your country also make these? We call them Терлици (Terlici)
I feel like this will die out with this generation.
u/canyoubelieveitt — 2 months ago
▲ 18 r/bulgaria
Защо държавата не предприема мерки за привличането на етнически Българи от Украйна и Молдова?
reddit.comu/canyoubelieveitt — 2 months ago
▲ 76 r/AskBalkans
Do you also have massive number of people returning from abroad in recent years? In Bulgaria its the fifth consecutive year of Bulgarians returning outnumbering the ones leaving by multiple times.
If so, what do you think are the reasons for this?
u/canyoubelieveitt — 2 months ago
▲ 11 r/AskBalkans
What's some weird saying in your countries? In Bulgaria we say "someone built his communism", meaning someone took certain steps to make his situation comfy.
If some other Bulgarian can explain it better, welcome
u/canyoubelieveitt — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/AskBalkans
Today an Ukrainian drone exploded in Bulgaria. What to think of this?
Ukraine says its unintentional, but it fell down close to a gas compressor unit and just 200 meter from a Romanian gas pipe. Which I find kinda fishy. Still I want to believe its not intentional.
u/canyoubelieveitt — 2 months ago
▲ 66 r/RealMadridFC
OH NO NO NO NO...no no no no...bros...we take another L from Barcelona
u/canyoubelieveitt — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/onlyrealmadrid
Diamonde or not, all we need is our most important player to be in shape
u/canyoubelieveitt — 2 months ago
▲ 38 r/bulgaria
Макетата вече изменят и имената по гробните плочи 😄
Представи си, как си си дал живота за свободата на хората, а 100 години по-късно ти праскат едно -ски на името...
u/canyoubelieveitt — 2 months ago
▲ 460 r/AskBalkans
In early 90s Bulgaria you could still see occassionally gypsies with dancing bears on the streets. Was this a thing anywhere else?
u/canyoubelieveitt — 3 months ago
▲ 215 r/AskBalkans
So how did Albanian protests end? Did Rama back off?
u/canyoubelieveitt — 3 months ago
▲ 86 r/AskBalkans
What are some unsolved historical mysteries in your country? In Bulgaria we have the death of Tsar Boris.
Dying suddenly in 1943, to this day it is unclear if he was indeed poisoned and who poisoned him. Theories range from Hitler, who he met shortly prior, due to a refusal to send troops against the Soviets and hand over the Bulgarian Jews, the Soviets (and its local Partisan outlets within Bulgaria), with Goebbels diary entries pointing at Italy (though thats quite a stretch). Each theory has witnesses debunking it but also confirming it, I guess this will never be solved.
u/canyoubelieveitt — 3 months ago
▲ 196 r/AskBalkans
Are Television news in your country also solely focused on negative things? Sometimes I have the feeling they are made here in BG to depress people, and many stopped tuning in alltogether because of it.
Generally there is like maximum one softener (birth of some pup in Zoo etc.) end of the news program, rest is often just negative shit thats not even national news worthy to begin with.
u/canyoubelieveitt — 3 months ago