only slav things

never had that shit on my tv

>>74535112
I don't think that's a slav thing, my grandma had this same exact thing

>>74535147
why aren't you doing your homework?

>>74535112
people still do this in the rural areas and villages
>>74535148
same

post the one with the flat screen tv

>>74535610
lmao

>>74535112
why not under the tv?

>>74535112
>>74535610
For what purpose?

>>74535112
seen this in old (british) people's houses here

>>74535610
Actually now that I think of it I have seen places where the nylon casing wasn't thrown off and it was used like that so it doesn't get dirty haha.

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>>74535780
some old people (mostly in villages) are keeping things in plastic bags. I think this is some brain damage after commie times, they are afraid to broke things or something.

>>74536135
this lmao

>>74535766
Same here

>>74538186
1 pole 1 hohol

>>74535112
what's that thing on top?

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slavs have brain capacity of birds

>>74536556
wtf, a floor rug on the wall? is that shopped?

>>74538265
A hand woven decoration. Back in the day people use to make them themselfs.
A dying craft.

>>74538356
>being this new

>>74538356
No, Russians put rugs on walls, as do some other east euros.

>>74536135
to keep it clean
my grandparents did the same

>>74538331
that's not nice, toomas fedorov

>>74538356
t. haven't woken up on a wall cushioned with rug after heavy night drinking

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>>74538331
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGCHbWrBPlk

>>74538379
yeah i can imagine it could be used on a dinner table or something why on top of tv?

>>74538432
>2179
woah, where did you get that pic from the future?

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crazy sexy haircut man

>>74538566
Looks nice. But tomato and garlic are not especially slav.

What's special about the bacon?

>>74538422
tfw we have one at home, it looks bretty nice though

>>74538631
> mobster
> lanos

He must have been bad in this

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>>74538865
I assume you have seen them already.

>>74538838
nothing. anon should've posted 'salo' instead. then again that shit is common is non-slavic countries as well. also that adjika looks like a shitty rip off mixed with tomato. real adjika is in miniature containers because it's REALLY hot. and the thing which i think is mustard is not slavic either, it's common around all the world.

>>74539021
It sill looks nice to me. I'd eat that for breakfast, no problem.

Post more food pls

>>74539205
that's more like a side-dish for vodka, but if you like your breakfast that way i guess you're an alright lad

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>>74539205

>>74536135
This isn't rare in my city.

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>>74539205
haven't seen this served outside ex-ussr ever

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>>74538917
My cunt's military blesses guns too.

I don't know if this is true but soldiers claim that Muslim terrorists don't steal their guns if they heard that it was blessed by Jeebus.

>>74539359
kefir does not belong to okroshka

>>74539359
>>74539827
Okroshka with kefir is the food of the gods.

>>74539827
yeah, much like sour cream does not belong in a lot of soups, but it still makes them better

>>74539950
How can you even think of consuming these slops? Kvas is the only thing that goes well with it

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Does anybody remember "farelka"?

>>74540160
>tfw old enough to remember this

>>74540160
Not exactly the same company but yes. Still have it actually.

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>>74539205

>>74535112
>>74535148
>>74536135
nostalgia as fuck thread
i wonder if this means one day slavs will be like today's latinos. where will this lead to?

>>74540651
What is this?

>>74541219
Čvarci, lard fried in its own fat.

>>74538331
kys
siema is a delicious fucking snack, could pop it all fucking day long

>>74541431
nice, sounds like chicharrón https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicharr%C3%B3n
balkans are really meds

>74540651
get some onion there and you got yourself perfection

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>>74539006
sure

>>74540651
Masterrace snack.

>>74535610
this is defenitly the most slavish thing i have ever see here on /int/

>>74535112
soviet*

>>74544706
*ex-yu

>>74538356
it's a good insulator

Anyone ever make Kvass here? I wanna try to make some
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1UTJKBMvgc

>>74545544
better make some
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3sJB2tcoJY

>>74535112
Oh fuck. I've seen this in Polish and Slovenian-American old people houses. Is this like Italian-Americans and their plastic-covered furniture?

>>74545544
>lemon
he is doing it so wrong

>>74545544
it's not completely agreed upon what actually is kali/kvass

there's two ways done more often than other ways (including using dried bread which is fucking shit tier slav nonsense)

1) the traditional way: you take the leftover from "mashing" (in the process of making bear) and let it ferment dry leaving a light and sour produce
2) the nu-male way: you stop bear fermentation at an early stage leaving the produce fizzy and sweet

>>74545986
>(in the process of making bear)
i swear to god baltic region is so scary sometimes

>>74535690
Underrated question.

Seriously, can one of you please explain what the fuck is with the doily on top of the TV?

>>74546067
so it doesn't get dirty, isn't it obvious

>>74546067
babuska magic knitting filters dirty capitalist messages on tv

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nostalgia?

>>74546570
wtf gasoline?

>>74538917
What book is the policeman(?) reading?

>>74536135
Haha this this

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>>74536135
From movies I know that Americans are doing the same with their furniture

>>74538356
Seen that in elder's home here in Germany as well, because of this >>74545052
Also it's decorative and durable

>>74547238
The history of the gestapo.

>>74535112
My grandma has these everywhere in her house

>>74538331
those aren't birds those are clams

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>>74547532
topkek

>>74547630
anon...

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Not sure if its somewhere else a thing, a table cloth out of nylon, its called мyшaмa.

>>74547758
We use musema too.

>>74547593
Have you ever asked her why?

>>74538838
>But tomato and garlic are not especially slav.

Slavs eat tomatos and cucumbers (raw) with literally every meal.

>>74535112
>>74535610
>>74536135
>>74536556
>>74538331
turk do the same

>>74540004
This looks comfy as fuck.

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This also, Bulgarians eat Watermelon in combination with white cheese. Makes a light dinner during summer.

>>74547758
lol this is some serious sovok tier shit seen in commieblock kitchen :D

>>74546570
still have these

>>74547958
We do the same

>>74535610
Is this really a slav thing?
Just looks like a smart way to stop your old/senile grandparents from pushing buttons "that were not there before".

>>74547958
Kek, what? That's strange, never seen anybody do that here.

Anyway, I'm more of a дињa person.

>>74538356
My sister has a rug on her wall in her apartment.

>>74547958
do you mix it up like a salad or serve them separately?

we serve watermelon and melon with cheese cubes and sausage cuttings as cold dish or appetizer in the summer (among other stuff like olives and what not)

>>74548283
No its to keep it clean. Old people do that because they value stuff, not like young ones.

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>>74535112
Genocide. Quick, you have 5 seconds to name 10 Slavic nations that hasn't committed or tried to commit ethnic cleaning against another Slavic country.
Oh wait,you can't even name 3.

Just Sl*v things. Absolute subhumans, all of you.

>>74548420
Separately.
Often eaten with yes, olives, other cheese, white bread, rakia and local meat appetizers.

>>74548303
Dinia is watermelon here.
Пъпeш is honey melon or what the english name is.

>>74548523
nice. you would feel like at home here in the summer grillings party

>>74548433
this

I also saw remotes and phones kept in cellophane bags

>>74548516
but we aren't a slavic country

>>74548596
Honey melon is дињa and watermenlon is лyбeницa here.

>>74548516
there are like ~15 slavic nations
you ask to name 10
fuck you and your bait

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Pic related is something I have so far seen only in Bulgaria. This is put on the door of the house when some of the inhabitants die. Its to display grief of the family and also to inform where the funeral is. Also done after 40 days, 6 months, 1 year, 2 years as per orthodox tradition.

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>>74548747
>>74548596
pic is дыня
the red one is apбyз
/thread

>>74548516
>you have 5 seconds to name 10 Slavic nations that hasn't committed or tried to commit ethnic cleaning against another Slavic country.

ok.
every slavic country except Serbia

Srbi su genocidan narod.

>>74548942
Also rest in peace, I dont feel comfortable posting this guys necrolog on the internet

>>74536135
I started doing the same after a dropped coffee on one.

>>74549078
jeez, what's wrong with you?

>>74548942
>>74549023
these are published in the (local) newspapers here, after the person's death and sometimes before and after the funeral.
but i assume it's not a german thing

>>74536556
>does the carpet match the drapes?
>Yes

>>74536135
If you watch tv while eating is the best way to keep the remote clean

>>74549198
thank god. i thought i was living in a fucked up country where they publish death notices in the newspaper

>>74548942
We do that too.

>>74549257
the first thing my mother does in the morning is looking up in the newspaper who's dead now.
spoopy.

Fact: Slavs are the most powerful race in the world.

>>74549324
that's the third thing i do when i read the morning newspaper after reading the headlines on the front page and the chess puzzle in the back

>>74549580
>chess puzzle in the back
Muh nigga.

>>74549726
Lol
But also sad desu

>>74548433
>>74548688

Pretty sure it is just to "hide" buttons.
To keep it clean this: >>74536135 makes way more sense.

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>>74549726
More realistic

>>74550406
>Make coward America shit in pants
kek

>>74549257
We call it an obituary

>>74538331
These are delicious, my friend, you should try it some time.

>>74551061
'järelehüüe' roughly translating to 'a calling after [occurrence of death]' or perhaps even more like a urban slang 'shout out'

>>74551141
it's just sunflower seeds unpeeled and salted. nothing delicious about them at all. just pigeon food.

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>>74550406
poor poland

>>74535112
Turks have that stuff too

>>74551313
They're a good snack, especially with beer.

>just pigeon food
So why does it sell in the organics aisle beside peanuts?

>>74547858
No but she uses them as trivet or underneath potted plants

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>>74547958
It is a turkish thing. Goes well with raki

>>74551519
because you're 3rd world

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>>74551600
I've been destroyed

>>74551645
semen:one my friend monkey eating frend ;)

>>74551519
I used to chew sunflower seeds like a madman but my dentist had me stop. Bad for teeth and gums he said, and my mouth was kind of a mess in general so I heeded his advice. I suddenly want to buy a bag of them though.

>>74551864
I didn't know that, I'll look into it.

>>74551864
you just fell for a meme

>>74551988
>>74552171
My dentist is a fucking weirdo tbqh. I don't really necessarily trust him. I moved cities a few years ago and have just been going to him because he's close by. I'd like a second opinion on that and a few other things but I never actually get around to finding a different dentist.

>>74549136
I'm physically inept. I drop things on a daily basis.

>>74538356
This made me laugh much more than it should've. Never change, my dear freedom loving friend.

>>74542239
This. Also always nice to chat with the russian lady who runs the import store where I buy them.

>>74547630
You can't possibly be this retarded.

>>74553543
I think I will go buy some tomorrow, long since I saw her, maybe she has restocked kvass now so I can buy that too

>>74535112
My Italian grandparents do that. To not damage/scratch the T.V with whatever is on top.(Pottery, remotes, photos)

Not a slav but used to live on rent in an attic appartment where most of the upstairs interior walls were wallpapered with corrugated fiberboard (cardboard). The room I had actually had really old wallpaper and wall rugs. Didn't have drinkable running water or waterheater though so had to bring water in buckets from a well and there was no shower. Had a pump pumping water from a lake for the toilet so didn't have to use the outhouse unless the pipes froze during winter which didn't happen every year. Wasn't allowed to flush down toilet paper though since it would block the pipes so had to bring it to the kitchen oven.

>>74546616
Drink

>>74540160
Huh? I still own one. Used to need it for heating my old van during winter. I suppose that modern cars don't usually need them and the ones used for buildings are bigger but have people really started forgetting about them?

>>74538186
Cute pupper.

>>74548942
We have it, too - it's called "klepsydra", but we don't put a picture, just some cross.

>>74551561
No its not a turkish thing. Literally NOTHING is a turkish thing. Everything you have of culture and tradition is stolen from your neighbors and spread by the Ottomans. Spread, not invented.

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>>74535112

>>74538331
semente de girassol, uma delícia

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>>74551379
And now, reality.