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Also yesterday before the KHL match between Jokerit Helsinki and Dinamo Minsk, the host announcer played :PLW anthem instead of :BLR  :lol:

 

https://newsfounded.com/finlandeng/amanda-harkimo-pleaded-guilty-to-the-wrong-national-anthem-in-belarus-i-panicked-sports/

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This was probably done on purpose since I refuse to believe people can be that stupid. Since European politicians are unwilling to do anything about Lukashenka for 27 years already we have to live with these kind of "mistakes"?

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7 hours ago, Monzanator said:

This was probably done on purpose since I refuse to believe people can be that stupid. Since European politicians are unwilling to do anything about Lukashenka for 27 years already we have to live with these kind of "mistakes"?

Of course it was done on purpose, it's not like anyone will coincidentally have the anthem of Palau under their Ctrl + V :d 

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16 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Of course it was done on purpose, it's not like anyone will coincidentally have the anthem of Palau under their Ctrl + V :d 

You'd be surprised since Palau used to be known as Belau... which ofc is similar in spelling to Belarus.

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33 minutes ago, intoronto said:

You'd be surprised since Palau used to be known as Belau... which ofc is similar in spelling to Belarus.

And if you type too fast and omit the 'r' we have Belaus...

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5 hours ago, intoronto said:

You'd be surprised since Palau used to be known as Belau... which ofc is similar in spelling to Belarus.

The DJ in question said the Belarussian anthem was under BLR anyway. Good thing they didn't mix up the Finnish anthem? It's such a nonsense it makes you wonder how these people think others are so stupid to buy this crap? You have an internantional match between two teams and you always play the anthems before. Rushing to play the anthem? Obviously it was done on purpose to annoy Lukashenka's countrymen. It's laughable to hear these excuses. Meanwhile the dictator remains in charge for 27 years and the powerful democracies can only sit on their hands since it's not worth to fight for democracy in Belarus. Russia would only raise the gas prices in response (which is happenning right now anyway) and everyone is fucked (except Germany thanks to Nord Stream 2).

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Now this is what I call bad luck.  :jawdrop:

 

This is the moment a runaway buffalo smashed its way into a restaurant and threw a man into the air in eastern China. 

 

Video filmed in the city of Taizhou in Jiangsu Province on December 31, shows the animal charging into the restaurant, ramming into a man and knocking him over.

 

The stricken man, who suffered injuries to his leg, was dragged to safety by his friend while the bull rampaged around the restaurant, overturning tables and chairs before eventually running away.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10371321/Escaped-buffalo-bursts-restaurant-tosses-man-air-video.html

 

 

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  • 2 weeks later...

First results of the Croatian 2021 population census have arrived today. We have 3.88 mil inhabitants.

 

That's nearly 10% drop compared to 2011. No wonder we are sinking like a stone in most sports...  :p

#banbestmen

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