Go outside

>go outside
>see a Serb
>day ruined
Does anybody else know this feel?

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No, but I imagine it must be similar to seeing a Russian.

As funny as it may sound, but seeing a russian here actually means money since its only the wealthy ones that come here.

When I studied biology and chemistry last semester there was a Serbian guy in my lab and after we worked together once (only because we happened to sit next to each other) he thought we were suddenly very good friends and always hurried to work with me even though he was quite dumb, and outside of class he would approach me and start conversations all the time. I felt bad for him because I don't think he had many friends, but he was also very socially awkward and weird.

That sounds horrible, user. People like that shouldn't even be in colleges.

If I took that approach here in Ljubljana, then I would have to consider every single day ruined, so no. I mean, this is Ljubljana, even I have some Serbian relatives whom I never see.

I hate guys like this, happened to me once

move to Kanjiža then

Why are you Serbs so tall.

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>Does anybody else know this feel?
Is it like seeing a Kurd?