EuroMega 4 ThrowDown: The Early Rounds

**Rene "Zendokan" Gysenbergs** · Posted On: 3/21/2012 7:13am

Originally Posted by Tonuzaba

I also wonder when is Zendo going to cull our little klobasa-fest out of his serious invitational thread...

Reread the previous 3 euromega threads...
this is still a "nice" one and I'm not moderating this forum.

So carry on about Polish, Slovakian and Tscecho sausages...

**Hiro Protagonist** · Posted On: 3/21/2012 10:12am

Originally Posted by Tonuzaba

As you might have noticed over the years, I am really not your typical Jew.

I am the exception, and not only economically.

Sorry to dissappoint, but find comfort in knowing you're not the only one that has this feeling caused by me.

I am not sure I understand you well.
I take that you know I would never intentionally insult you in earnest. - Other than that the tits of Slovak women have beards, of course.

That said, I didn't know, or had forgotten that you're Jewish.
And since you live in the noble, yet tiny city of Slovakia, which is, like, ALMOST Prague, expect a Kafka joke, as soon as I can think of a witty one.

Like, ever woken up in the morning, and felt really bugged?

:friends:

**Lebell** · Posted On: 3/22/2012 3:17am

Originally Posted by Hiro Protagonist

I am not sure I understand you well.
I take that you know I would never intentionally insult you in earnest. - Other than that the tits of Slovak women have beards, of course.

That said, I didn't know, or had forgotten that you're Jewish.
And since you live in the noble, yet tiny city of Slovakia, which is, like, ALMOST Prague, expect a Kafka joke, as soon as I can think of a witty one.

Like, ever woken up in the morning, and felt really bugged?

:friends:

Praha is a bit of a weird city.
In fact the people are weird too.
Not in a negative way, just different.
You can notice the former communist influence, people tend to watch their words and also especially the czech seem to have a thing for witty jokes, especially wordjokes and to a certain degree practical jokes. (like that statue on the main square there, there's a replica of it anging upside down in that mall edging on the square)

when I was there it was full of Russian and Italian tourists.
Russians I can stand, just couples on a romantic weekend or whatever, but the italians walked around in packs with their douchebagclothes and their douchebaggy hair trying ' to getta widda dee girlz!'
They were annoying as hell and if it wasnt for my gf several young italian boys would have trouble munching on their pizzas right now, cos no teeth.

Maybe it was cos it was december but it was also a slightly depressing city.

**Tonuzaba** · Posted On: 3/22/2012 3:58am

Prague is actually a pretty interesting city, much "bigger" than Bratislava in terms of cultural life, for example.

Russians OWN the place in fact, in the last decades they bought up property all around, especially in the traditional healing bath cities like Karlovy Vary.

Anyway, since you mentioned St.Vaclav on the dead horse

Spoiler:

- it was done by David Cerny, an excellent artist, who also co-founded MeetFactory, a center for modern culture - check it out, once in Prague (http://meetfactory.cz/en/default.aspx).

**Tonuzaba** · Posted On: 3/22/2012 4:02am

Originally Posted by Hiro Protagonist

I am not sure I understand you well...

It´s quite possible, what I wrote was more of a personal rant/sigh than a message to you.

Walking the edge of sanity, you know... :-)

**Lebell** · Posted On: 3/23/2012 7:13am

Originally Posted by Tonuzaba

Prague is actually a pretty interesting city, much "bigger" than Bratislava in terms of cultural life, for example.

Russians OWN the place in fact, in the last decades they bought up property all around, especially in the traditional healing bath cities like Karlovy Vary.

Anyway, since you mentioned St.Vaclav on the dead horse

Spoiler:

- it was done by David Cerny, an excellent artist, who also co-founded MeetFactory, a center for modern culture - check it out, once in Prague (http://meetfactory.cz/en/default.aspx).

yeah thats it, where that upside down statue is, we were having a coffee.
they make weird coco there really strong taste.
we also went to see the candles for Havel or whatever his name was.
my gf is in her whaaaaa all communist should die phase.

update, we are now trying to chose between two locations, the one in south, but as another couple joins us, the girl being slovak, they are making plans in their own language and me and the other guy who is a brit just sit there and look pretty.
now there's also a possibility we go to the northern area near polish border where you have those rockformations, it looks really pretty.

**Hiro Protagonist** · Posted On: 3/23/2012 7:21am

Originally Posted by Tonuzaba

It´s quite possible, what I wrote was more of a personal rant/sigh than a message to you.

Walking the edge of sanity, you know... :-)

I see, a major case of Cthulhu. It's part of all of us.

**Hiro Protagonist** · Posted On: 3/23/2012 7:21am

Okay, I might indeed have lost a few SAN points there.

**Lebell** · Posted On: 3/23/2012 7:28am

I had to promise my gf i wouldnt shout in russian or german to the czech people.
I always figured they were kinda used to it and it wouldnt be a biggy.

**Rene "Zendokan" Gysenbergs** · Posted On: 3/28/2012 3:55am

Gentlemen, the EuroMega 4 will be Friday, the 14th of September from 20:00 till 22:00 (BJJ at Brasa Belgium) and Saturday, the 15th of September from 12:00 till 18:00 (open mat).

From Saturday 18:30 till Sunday night it will be restaurants and bars on the Old Market in Leuven.

Hope that a lot of people will come because it will be the last EuroMega that I will organize*.
After that it will be upto one of the other EuroBullies to organize number 5 somewhere in Europe.

*At latest, by the end of the 2013 summer I will not be living in Europe anymore, but I'll make a thread about that in The Black Belts Club section later (today or tomorrow).