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Bucky

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4. Oddballs have the right to be Romantic too.

Reply to Enrique (Reply #3)

Wed Oct 24, 2012, 06:25 PM

Oct 2012

Mine certainly are.

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Are Croats a slavic people? [View all] Firebirds01 Oct 2012 OP

They speak Serbo-Croatian, a slavic language. Odin2005 Oct 2012 #1

Theyre slavic. darkangel218 Oct 2012 #2

you might be thinking of Romanian Enrique Oct 2012 #3

Oddballs have the right to be Romantic too. Bucky Oct 2012 #4

For the record, the above may well be the *perfect* Lounge post. Bucky Oct 2012 #5

I, for one, commend you for a post well done. Tuesday Afternoon Oct 2012 #7

My grandma spoke Slovak Alleycat Oct 2012 #6

A number of Slavic languages use the Latin alphabet NoPasaran Oct 2012 #8

from wikipedia undeterred Oct 2012 #9

This belongs in the "Are Croats a slavic people?" group and not in the Lounge. Kaleva Oct 2012 #10

There otta be one if there aint! Firebirds01 Oct 2012 #11

I knew a judge who was of Croat background aint_no_life_nowhere Oct 2012 #12

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