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"merely broadcasting carols selected by a cultural center dedicated to preserving the traditional culture of the northwestern Cluj region."

Why does this sound so familiar?

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Msgr MΞ©ment classic β˜‘οΈ's avatar

'Scuse me while I kiss this guy.

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Msgr MΞ©ment classic β˜‘οΈ's avatar

They <i>did</i> want to throw another Jew on the barbie.

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Tiny kaiju's avatar

I believe in miracles Where you from, you sexy thumb

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MonkeyMotion's avatar

I'm guessing those same clever Romanians will roar when John Stewart or Lewis Black crack a few "Nicolae CeauΓˆΒ™escu" jokes.

<i>CeauΓˆΒ™escu</i>: the name alone is good for a hearty laugh!

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The Quirk's avatar

It's a bunch of Romanians I'd like to slap w/ a stick.

Yeah yeah, votes whatever.

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Msgr MΞ©ment classic β˜‘οΈ's avatar

Francis Scott Key?

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BarackMyWorld's avatar

I'm so tired of this shit.

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bobbert's avatar

The network says they were "merely broadcasting carols selected by a cultural center dedicated to preserving the traditional culture of the northwestern Cluj region."

So, there you go. Burning Jews is part of the traditional culture of the Cluj region, I guess.

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Dashboard Buddha's avatar

" preserving the traditional culture of the northwestern Cluj region"

You know...if this is the sort of shit that comes out of the Cluj region, maybe it's not really worth preserving.

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The Quirk's avatar

Da fuq?

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Msgr MΞ©ment classic β˜‘οΈ's avatar

Well, at least they didn't replace it with "the gays".

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Monsieur_Grumpe's avatar

Romania is the Texas of Europe.

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Msgr MΞ©ment classic β˜‘οΈ's avatar

Alfred Matthew Yankovic?

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Msgr MΞ©ment classic β˜‘οΈ's avatar

<i>"Once all the Germans were war-like and mean, "But that couldn't happen again. "We showed them a lesson in 1918, "And they've hardly bothered us since then."</i>

-- Tom Lehrer

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