I am from Bosnia, take me to Herzegovina
I wonder if there’s an exam you need to take
I really want to see statue of Tjentište
It’s the casual N-word that makes this American ngl.
It checks out.
oNlY 90s kIDs WiLl rEmEMbER
Jesus
No jesus was a bit earlier than the 90s.
Might as well be the same at this point
He’s from the original 00s.
Gen A?
You said it man. Nobody fucks with the Jesus.
pouring out a Tito’s vodka… 🥲
Zima
Sigh…Americans and their piss poor knowledge of geography.
You’re not wrong, but I would at least look it up before tweeting. Actually I would just not tweet at all. Ever.
Only for people in the US who had reasonable history or world geography education.
Replace the US with Trinidad and Tobago and it should be an equal match.
I mean it is a pretty unusual name for a country to be honest
One country, two nations?
Two islands begrudgingly accepting that staying together might be preferable to a divorcr
Like “Saint Vincent and the Grenadines”? When I first heard this term as a kid, I thought it was referring to a 50s or 60s music band.
Antigua and Barbuda, São Tomé and Principe, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago.
Bosnia and Herzegowina is also not an unknown country.
Never said it was
No, you implied a reaction like the one in the post isn’t weird since countries don’t often have similar names. I counter the reaction is weird because Bosnia and Herzegowina isn’t an obscure or never heard of country but the reaction is quite stereotypical US-american (as in “conforms to stereotypes”, not in "look, typical US-american).
And let’s not forget the other country with “and” in its name:
The United Kingdom of Great Britain And Northern Ireland
Unfortunately we US Americans are not particularly strong on the subject of geography. We’ve all heard of Bosnia, but its last name was never mentioned when it was in the news. Most here have never heard of any of the islands you listed except for maybe Trinidad.
I really try to reach beyond my mediocre American education on international affairs. I’m ashamed to say this one will be a Google for me.
Which is also quite interesting that you haven’t heard of that country. The american military has been bombing it in the 90s.
We remember blowing up Bosnia, vaguely, but they never said the “and” on the news.
Not gonna have a pleasant read
Don’t take this the wrong way, I think it’s great that you’re willing to learn.
I’m just kind of at a loss for words that so many people have apparently never heard of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Every time I recall hearing that country referenced it’s been called Bosnia.
Ignorance is nothing to be ashamed about if you’re willing to learn
50 countries in a trench coat.
Mediveal kings declaring war against Austria-Hungary and Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth be like:
If other countries wanted a better chance against the US they wouldn’t allow us to compete as one and would make us compete as states.
In which case FL and CA would take over everything.
And the UK plays as four separate teams.
More, if you include Isle of Man, Gibraltar, etc…
Even more if you count the left country in the image as West Britannia
And in a way they do. Both England and Scotland qualified for the world cup this year.
The isle of man must be shit considering they have such a small population to pick from
I mean, if he survived on the isle all on his own for this long, maybe he is very strong at football
My greatest respects to Mr. Man
Wars have been fought over that ‘and’
As a Czech, you already know that but the brief democratic Czecho—Slovak Federation (1989-1992) also had a “Hyphen war” (actually just an argument) where Slovakia was not content with the longest hyphen available and wanted an “and” in the middle, breaking grammatical rules. Greater disagreements later resulted in the countries’ peaceful dissolution on New Year’s Eve 1992.
UN Peacekeeper forces, respect
United states? Man how many states they gotta play against?
