Many Bulgarians are dumb

[radi6404]

I went to the Greek sea yesterday, it was an awesome trip, great sea and so on. We travelled through Kulata to Greece and returned over Drama and Goze Delchev. But I was fucking angry when I was told that goze Delchev was called Nevrokopi and the very dumb Bulgarians changed it to ugly Goze Delchev. In Greece there´s still a town Kato Nevrokopi but here in dumb Bulgaria they changed it, they changed so many names of cities, very beautiful names got changed to some kommunist imbeciles and some rediculous heroes. I am really pissed of by that. Bulgaria once was a great country, now it´s a bad place with many dumb capitalistic people and many girls who are bitches and look only for men who have money. many of todays Bulgarians aren´t worth living at this place with beautiful nature.

They woulnd´t even know what I am talking about if I would call the cities by their old real and beautiful names.

[Cosmin]

Another great thread brought to you by radi.:rofl:

[AdnanPrijedor]

Yup another one from radi

[radi6404]

come on man, how can the old historic names be changed with some rediculous names here. Tell me man, why hasn´t this happened in Greece, Nevrokopi sounds milion times better than Goze Delchev, when I hear goze Delchev emidiatelly comminist buildings and old Bulgarian people travelling in old buses come to my mind.

[Quintana]

I'm feeling you mate

[AdnanPrijedor]

whats wrong with commieblocks they provide great housing at least in ex-yu I dont know for Bulgaria

[Cosmin]

They both sound shitty to me.:nuts:

[Turnovec]

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Radi is dumb No. 1 ! I am positive that there isn't dumber Bulgarian than him ANYWHERE! :lol:

Tell me man, why hasn´t this happened in Greece,

Do you know why Dedeagach is now Alexandrupoli, Gyumurdzina - Xanthi .... Kostur - Kastoria, Starichani - Λακκώματα, Trebishta - Άγιος Χριστόφορος ... etc. etc ....

Radi btw, do you know who Gotze Delchev was ? :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Cosmin]

Blagoevgrad should be renamed to Radibourg!:rock:

[radi6404]

cosmin sounds shitty to me. The point of this thread is not if you like the name, because your opnion doesn´t matter. The point is that in other countries they keep very old names but here they cahnge them and show that they don´t respect history.

[Cosmin]

cosmin sounds shitty to me.
I find it ok actually. At least is not a very common Romanian name. And I don't know why are you attacking my name... it was not a joke, both names sound shitty and I think you're making a big deal out of this.:nuts:

[ВМРО]

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Radi is dumb No. 1 ! I am positive that there isn't dumber Bulgarian than him ANYWHERE! :lol:

Of course there is because Radi or whatever his real name is would know who is Goce Delchev if he really was Bulgarian.

[radi6404]

Radi is dumb No. 1 ! I am positive that there isn't dumber Bulgarian than him ANYWHERE! :lol:

No, I am intelligent, you are dumb, if you were intelligent you would care about history and old names. With your comment you just proofe again the general mentallity of a big amount of Bulgarians, especially the young generation. The older generation cares more about that and are in general friendlier people and not that much capitallistic. But it is a waste of time to talk with you about this because you don´t even have the degree of intelligence to write something topic related but just insult with no reason.

[Turnovec]

No, I am intelligent, you are dumb, if you were intelligent you would care about history and old names.

I guess you don't know who Gotse Delchev was ... :lol::lol::lol:

Oh boy .... what an idiot! :nuts: :clown: :nuts:

[JloKyM]

We definitely need a skybar in the bulgarian forum, because these threads are priceless. :lol::lol:

[radi6404]

Of course there is because Radi or whatever his real name is would know who is Goce Delchev if he really was Bulgarian.

Dear dude, I know very well who Goze Delchev was and he achieved a lot for bulgaria, still it isn´t a reason to change the ancient names with his name, I beg you to ask before writting some dumb shit that I don´t know who he was. I also know who Iane Sandanski was and so on but is that a reason to change the name. Is it worth change it from Sveti Vrach, austria, Italy, Germany and other countries have so many names with Saint, Bulgaria changes them with some "heroes" Their achievments are great but not a reason to change the ancient town names.

[Cosmin]

Stop calling him names, and radi, why do you need a thread for this?! Why are you so angry because of a name and why are you extrapolating and saying Bulgarians are dumb?

[Turnovec]

We definitely need a skybar in the bulgarian forum, because these threads are priceless. :lol::lol:

And Radi is priceless too :lol::lol::lol: Just when you think he couldn't make a dumber or more rediculous thread and .... ops Surprise ! He can :rofl:

[JloKyM]

And Radi is priceless too :lol::lol::lol: Just when you think he couldn't make a dumber or more rediculous thread and .... ops Surprise ! He can :rofl:

Yeah, we need a skybar and a sub forum specially dedicated to radi.Something like The best of Radi, Radi-our last treasure or Radi as you've never seen him before. :lol::lol:

[bgrs]

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Start a petition to rename Blagoevgrad back to Gorna Djumaya!!!

[radi6404]

If you think my threads are dumb you don´t care of the history of your own country. Thanks that you proove that to me.

[Turnovec]

^^ Hey Loco radi :) Check out some lists with renamed places in North Greece - their new Greek names and their old names prior to the Balkan wars ... they are hundreds

Former toponyms of places in Drama Prefecture (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Former_toponyms_of_places_in_Drama_Prefecture)
Former toponyms of places in Xanthi Prefecture (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Former_toponyms_of_places_in_Xanthi_Prefecture)
Former toponyms of places in Grevena Prefecture (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Former_toponyms_of_places_in_Grevena_Prefecture)
Former toponyms of places in Imathia Prefecture (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Former_toponyms_of_places_in_Imathia_Prefecture)
Former toponyms of places in Kavala Prefecture (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Former_toponyms_of_places_in_Kavala_Prefecture)
Former toponyms of places in Pella Prefecture (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Former_toponyms_of_places_in_Pella_Prefecture)
Former toponyms of places in Pieria Prefecture (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Former_toponyms_of_places_in_Pieria_Prefecture)

[Cosmin]

This calls for a "Many Greeks are dumb" thread.:yes:

[radi6404]

"Since the Greek state became ethnic the Greek government renamed many places with revived ancient names, local Greek-language names, or translations of the non-Greek names. The multi ethnic names were officially removed and the former multiethnic composition of the region was almost denied.

"The Greek government renamed many places with revived ancient names, local Greek-language names, or translations of the non-Greek names."

This you didn´t post, they recalled the villages with ancient Greek names which were probably before the Ottomans went there, the Bulgarians didn´t, they translated some names in Greek, the Bulgairans didn´t but called the twons after some heroes The Bulgarians did call some towns with ancient names after some communist heroes I fidn it good that they changed the names back to not communist names but I find it dumb that towns are called after some heroes instead of the very old names.

[Turnovec]

^^ So Gotse Delchev (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotse_Delchev) was a kommunist heroe ... :lol::nuts::lol:

OK i give up, radi ... Can't battle you ... you're too smart! :lol::lol::lol::rofl:

[JloKyM]

"Since the Greek state became ethnic the Greek government renamed many places with revived ancient names, local Greek-language names, or translations of the non-Greek names. The multi ethnic names were officially removed and the former multiethnic composition of the region was almost denied.

"The Greek government renamed many places with revived ancient names, local Greek-language names, or translations of the non-Greek names."

This you didn´t post, they recalled the villages with ancient Greek names which were probably before the Ottomans went there, the Bulgarians didn´t, they translated some names in Greek, the Bulgairans didn´t but called the twons after some heroes The Bulgarians did call some towns with ancient names after some communist heroes I fidn it good that they changed the names back to not communist names but I find it dumb that towns are called after some heroes instead of the very old names.
Then we should rename Sofia's name to Serdika, Stara Zagora's name to Augusta Trajana, Plovdiv to Filipopolis and s.o.

C'mon Radi, you must be joking, right!? :ohno:

[radi6404]

I didn´t say Gotse Delchev was a communist hero, Turnovec, did I? Gotse Delchev was before communist times, I jsut think that changing names all the time isn´t a good thing. so there´s little nevrokopi but no big nevrokopi, how silly is this, OMG.

[MystN]

OMG... :clown:

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[nilix]

Greeks renamed towns,because they just don't wanted their Bulgarian names and replaced them with Greek ones.
Radi,tell me how the fuck you draw a conclusion about whole nation only because of the renaming of few towns?I think you are a nihilist and this is our biggest problem.Nihilism is going to destroy Bulgaria.

[Zorba]

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Radi is dumb No. 1 ! I am positive that there isn't dumber Bulgarian than him ANYWHERE! :lol:



Do you know why Dedeagach is now Alexandrupoli, Gyumurdzina - Xanthi .... Kostur - Kastoria, Starichani - Λακκώματα, Trebishta - Άγιος Χριστόφορος ... etc. etc ....

Radi btw, do you know who Gotze Delchev was ? :lol: :lol: :lol:

To be fair the names of these cities were ever "changed". Quite simply these cities, given the fact that they at one point had large portions of Greeks, Bulgarians, Turks living in them justh ad their own names in the three different languages. For example Thessaloniki. It has had the Greek name since ancient times when Alexander named it that. But since it also had large numbers of Bulgarians and Turks in it at one time there are obviously going to be Bulgairan (Solun) and Turkish (Selanik) names for the city....:cheers:

[Cosmin]

We call it Salonic, which I see is close to the Turkish name.:)

[radi6404]

Greeks renamed towns,because they just don't wanted their Bulgarian names and replaced them with Greek ones.
Radi,tell me how the fuck you draw a conclusion about whole nation only because of the renaming of few towns?I think you are a nihilist and this is our biggest problem.Nihilism is going to destroy Bulgaria.

Because the mentallity of the people here, especially the young generation annoys me. They havn´t a clue of anything and only want to go out and drink and fuck. Many Girls only look at the money of people. People with disabilities don´t get support and so on. There are too few intelligent people who can think clearly, at least I meet to few intelligent people, maybe I am going to the wrong places of Bulgaria, but I don´t think that.

[ВМРО]

First of all the names Sveti Vrach and Nevrokop don't date back to the antiquity but to a much later period.And second, after you are such a traditionalist why didn't you suggest Kilkis, the native town of Delchev, to be renamed into Kukush as it was called prior to the Balkan wars?
Asking 100 locals which name do they prefer- the new or the old one, more than 95 will tell you that they like more the new name, no matter whether you like it or not.Once the towns were Sveti Vrach and Nevrokop, today they are Sandanski and Goce Delchev.I can enumerate you at least 20 towns with bigger population than the two above-mentioned which were with Bulgarian majority in the beginning of XX century and were such for 1000 years but today there isn't even a trace from the Bulgarian population and from the Bulgarian name, so please keep your logic for yourself.

[Turnovec]

To be fair the names of these cities were ever "changed". Quite simply these cities, given the fact that they at one point had large portions of Greeks, Bulgarians, Turks living in them justh ad their own names in the three different languages. For example Thessaloniki. It has had the Greek name since ancient times when Alexander named it that. But since it also had large numbers of Bulgarians and Turks in it at one time there are obviously going to be Bulgairan (Solun) and Turkish (Selanik) names for the city....:cheers:

^^ I don't question that buddy. But there were places with 100% Bulgarian population and with Bulgarian names that never existed in ancient times, and still they were renamed with Greek toponyms. But this is normal after all and it happend all across Europe and the globe - Why Lvov in Ukraine is not Leopolis or Lemberg ? Klagenfurt in Austria not Celovec ? etc. etc..... :cheers:

The problem here is radinho's claim that Greeks never changed no names of places and towns in Nothern Greece which is slightly said rediculous :)

[nilix]

I want to see a single optimistic post by Radi (not Struma motorway :D).Otherwise I think Radi is a nihilist.

[radi6404]

What´s a nihilist?

[canis_bg]

^^:bash: Господи като гърмиш защо не трепеш!!!

(can someone pls translate that! Thanks!) :D

[Cosmin]

"A person who rejects truth, meaning, value, and the possibility of knowledge. See nihilism (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nihilism)."

[Olympios]

This calls for a "Many Greeks are dumb" thread.:yes:
That's obvious. I'd be insecure if I lived in dumbless country. :ohno:

^^Why Lvov in Ukraine is not Leopolis or Lemberg ?
Leopolis is awesome.

Plovdiv to Filipopolis
Exactly how it's called in modern Greek.

-As it was said though, the most important names (towns, settlements) etc took their ancient names in Greece after the Balkan wars.

[radi6404]

I went to your country to the see man. Was good, clean water etc. the roads weren´t very good though and I was dissapointed of that.

[Zorba]

^^ I don't question that buddy. But there were places with 100% Bulgarian population and with Bulgarian names that never existed in ancient times, and still they were renamed with Greek toponyms. But this is normal after all and it happend all across Europe and the globe - Why Lvov in Ukraine is not Leopolis or Lemberg ? Klagenfurt in Austria not Celovec ? etc. etc..... :cheers:

The problem here is radinho's claim that Greeks never changed no names of places and towns in Nothern Greece which is slightly said rediculous :)

Ok. I didn't get the point you were trying to make.:)

[svet01]

Radi, Gotse Delchev wasn't a communist... Hence why this is one of the few named of cities that wasn't renamed after 1990 back to its original name. Along with Blagoevgrad and Velingrad. Btw, Greece also changed a lot of names, mainly those that were Bulgarian and Turkish. So did many other countries, so I don't understand why you're concluding from one changed name that all Bulgarians are dumb. Makes no sense.

[[s2jc]hyp]

this thread is bullshit. radi as turnovec said you are the dumbest idiot (fortunately you're not bulgarian so we're not holding you to that)