Hello from Hungary!

[Chubbhead EFM]

Hello everybody! Just thought I'd login to give you all a quick word from Hungary. Everyone here (well, the Hungarians, not the other foreigners) seems to hate English people and myself and my brother got throw off a bus last night for no reason! Also, whenever people here us talking I get dirty looks!

 

So far we've seen two drunks fighting in the street and I have learnt to fit in with the locals by looking miserable and not washing. Only joking! Anyway, I'm off to some blokes house now apparently,so see yer laters!

 

 

 

[Mark (Flag) Braintree]

We are sorry, nobody is here at the moment.

 

Please call back later.

 

(Taken from my ansamachine)

(Or wait for the EFM lads and lasses to go back to work on tuesday)

 

Hope you have a good time, fighting in Hungary, you could of stayed in St.Albans. Saved your money(Sorry)

 

 

[mala_D]

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Chubbhead EFM said:
I have learnt to fit in with the locals by looking miserable and not washing.

Sounds like a normal day in any Costa Coffee - Starbucks - Caffeine R Us - outlet!! <img src="/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

[Chubbhead EFM]

Well, I is back! Shared the plane home with a load of drunk rugger-buggers, although they were all quite friendly. Some hungarian girl who was also travelling alone tried to make friends with me but she didn't speak much English so it didn't really work out.

 

Budapest was good, but the best thing about my trip was I learnt to say '[****!!****]' in Hungarian. It's 'pitcher' apparently. Unfortunately for me, when I say picture, it sounds like the aforementioned 'pitcher', so I kept getting funny looks whenever I took a photo. For example: 'I'm going to take a pitcher of this castle', 'That Japanese bloke is in my pitcher', 'I hope my pitcher isn't too dark'.

 

Anyway, I have been up since 4am, i have had 2 hours sleep and I am now going to bed. Goodnight!

[EFM The Firm, The Voice]

Can I have a pitcher of vodka red bull has a whole different meaning then!

[Northern Monkey]

No wonder baseball never took off in Hungary!

I am however relieved that an exchange of culture obviously took place!