You guys sound the exact same though. All eastern Europeans are pretty much Russians.
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Czech is as close to Russian as English to German.
Anyways, if you here “vodka [ineligible] [ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible] vodka” it’s either Russian or Polish.
If you here “pivo (beer) [ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible][ineligible] (pivo)” it’s Czech.
If they speak English and you here hear [pardon me, too much beer on Friday night] mostly “nation, state, god”, the person is either Polish or Russian or US.
If they speak English and you here hear [pardon me, too much beer on Friday night] mostly “freedom, beer, fuck off”, the person if probably Czech.
I was just pulling your leg. 
Ive angered many Eastern Europeans before by calling them Russians.
That sounds more like the U.S to me. 
Just add guns into the sentence.
FYI we are not eastern europeans, unless you call Germany eastern european country.
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Yes you are. and you’re a Russian to boot.
I was today at gun shop/gun smith to have a new fiber optic sight installed and some skinhead type guy was just buying a .38 revolver there. Makes me think more deeply about being gun rights advocate, but in the end as long as he is a law abiding citizen, I don’t care what ideas are in his head.
But it was good to see him buying it, I usually expect these types to have a knife not a gun. I’ll change my situational awareness accordingly now.
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not quite 
plus i would need to have flying lesson which are like £300+ a lesson
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Well if you’re doing mostly city runs, it makes sense. For me it makes no sense to use a car in the city. Prague has absolutely excellent public transport.
[/quote] so does london in reality , by tube i can be in the centre of london in 20 minutes and far up north in a few hours . but i enjoy driving and do alot of it
plus i always go by the theory of money attracts money . turn up to a business meeting in a nice car wearing a nice suit and watch and generally you get the outcome you want more regularly when you turn up on the bus with a cheap suit
And thugs. (20 chars)
everyone knows , anything past germany is just russia
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little thugs dont mess with an important looking wealthy businessman . they mess with the average joe with a few quid in his pocket
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Well then your thugs should take up a new profession.
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I live in the centre, so my theoretical car payment goes into the rent instead.
Well, where i live i can’t live without a car. Must be nice not having to drive all the time.
im lucky as if i drive 5 minutes one way im driving through one of the most iconic cities on the planet , if i drive 5 minutes the other way im in open fields with stunning views . so i get the best of both worlds where i am . and of course i prefer the open roads of the country side bit of relaxing music and a long drive helps clear the mind.
driving in london is just "fuck off you silly cyclist prick " …“OUT OF MY WAY YOU FAT FUCK !!”
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I have it that way too. The big city isn’t far but i get to live in the country.
I have to drive over 100 miles every day so ive hated driving since i was fucking born.
Oh god, bikers. Holy shit i hate their guts, where i live huge packs block the ENITRE fucking road BOTH lanes, and they wear their tights thinking they’re lance fucking armstrong.
There’s been many times when ive contemplated running them all down.
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for me it depends . from about 2 months ago i work with my girlfriend on her company which i own 50% of with her and i do all the business meetings etc . so that requires me to do alot of driving . but before that (after leaving the army ) i was working on a building site up in central london , so i did very little driving outside pleasure or shopping .
so some days i may be driving 4 hours there and 4 hours back . which i enjoy . gives me some quite alone time .
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i nearly did last friday . i looked away for a split second turned back and this cyclist swerved in front of me , forcing me to swerve into the wrong side of the road (luckily no cars were coming the other way ) .
needless to say i gave him a few choice words
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