Serbian Beef

[Vuk]

Americans need to kick the unhealthy, less tasty, euro bred pastoral animal out as soon as possible. The continent had an already great pastoral animal of it's own, but our dirty colonial ancestors wanted a taste of home, I guess.

hmmm...I stand corrected

Eh? Is it a personal health choice, personal moral choice, or a semi-/fully-religious contract, such being an Orthodox Jew/Muslim?

If it is the first, then you need to make an exception . Trust me, it is worth it.

Trust me, you have no idea how hard it was to live in Szeged and constantly be smelling Pick Salami and not get to try some! Unfortunately though, it is something that I am not gonna make an exception for. :( It is a mix between personal health choice and religious contract. :P

[Aemilius Paulus]

Trust me, you have no idea how hard it was to live in Szeged and constantly be smelling Pick Salami and not get to try some!

Hehe, you speaking to someone who knows what you mean . Eastern European sausage (kolbasa as we call it in Russian, or nadenitsata as I believe it is called in Bulgarian - our languages, otherwise, are so similar in writing ) is irresistible, and its scent is very persuasive and descriptive. (do not ask me about German sausage - I have not tried much of it).

[Vuk]

Hehe, you speaking to someone who knows what you mean . Eastern European sausage (kolbasa as we call it in Russian, or nadenitsata as I believe it is called in Bulgarian - our languages, otherwise, are so similar in writing ) is irresistible, and its scent is very persuasive and descriptive. (do not ask me about German sausage - I have not tried much of it).

lol, it is called Kolbasz in Hungarian I believe. Yeah, I love Eastern European sausage, but esp Polish sausage. May just be because I grew up eating them, but I think it is to die for. :P

[Aemilius Paulus]

lol, it is called Kolbasz in Hungarian I believe. Yeah, I love Eastern European sausage, but esp Polish sausage. May just be because I grew up eating them, but I think it is to die for. :P

Wait, you are Hungarian? Heh, I could have sworn you stated you were Bulgarian some threads ago... Oh well, the names are similar sounding, so if that is all you mentioned, then it is understandable. But you never mentioned Budapest, while mentioning Sofia, right?

[Vuk]

Wait, you are Hungarian? Heh, I could have sworn you stated you were Bulgarian some threads ago... Oh well, the names are similar sounding, so if that is all you mentioned, then it is understandable. But you never mentioned Budapest, while mentioning Sofia, right?

huh? :P
I am American. lol I never said I was Bulgarian. :P I studied last Semester in Hungary.

[Aemilius Paulus]

huh? :P
I am American. lol I never said I was Bulgarian. :P I studied last Semester in Hungary.

For some reason I thought you originated from Bulgaria but live in US for almost all your life... Weird...

Then nevermind, you do not know what Eastern European sausage is. The stuff that passes as "Polska Kielbasa" in US is hardly worthy of dogfeed. It is not even true kolbasa, but more like sosiki (kolbasa vs sosiski is similar to salami vs frankfurter).