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@vbabka boršč, bohrač, mushroom soup, čebureky, banoš, other goodies

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@oleksandr @vbabka oh the famous austrian boršč

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@lkundrak @vbabka The only valid boršč is ukrainian one.

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@oleksandr @vbabka bro my grandma called
she wants to talk to you
appears armed
and angry

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@vbabka @oleksandr btw thanks for the reminder these people also fucked up and ended up with šč somehow being a single letter

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@vbabka @oleksandr no computer
oščinoha is most certainly very much slovak

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@vbabka @oleksandr oh ščyt

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@lkundrak @vbabka Says who? Those who also use „šš“ and „št“? It's the same thing, it often has the same meaning. Compare „zvyššení“ to «підвищення» ("pidvyščeňňa"), for instance.

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@ljs @oleksandr @lkundrak @vbabka OK, so we've got boršč covered. Let me skip bohrač for now, but what about the mushroom soup? Is that going to be a babka soup?

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@ptesarik @ljs @lkundrak @vbabka FWIW, I was ensured the mushrooms were from Ukrainian Zákarpatí.

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@ljs @oleksandr @lkundrak @vbabka Good, so much for the mushroom soup. Now bohrač.
Що таке бограч? Це угорський суп!
As such, I think it should be banned.

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@ptesarik @ljs @lkundrak @vbabka No, the soup is not guilty. Just re-assign it to another country, and then ban Hungary.

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@vbabka @ptesarik @lkundrak @ljs Just re-assign Fico and his followers to Hungary, and then again ban Hungary.

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@oleksandr @vbabka @lkundrak @ljs While at it, may I also ask for a total ban on Hungarian notation, please?

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@ptesarik @oleksandr @vbabka @lkundrak have you ever had to actually use it. I have!

My god.
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