The South Tyrol identity crisis: to live in Italy, but feel Austrian

[Peyrol]

Yes it was a disastrous hapsburgic defeat by us, the final hit to the shaky austrian empire.


...ok, ''germanic'' wasn't a proper term for the event, but the meaning is the same.

[Zincite]

Alto Adige is Italian and will always be.

I think you meant Südtirol is Boarisch and will always be?

Alsatians are fine (there is some linguistic militantism, but nowhere as obnoxious as this), and not relatives.

You can't be serious.

[Shuffle]

[QUOTE=Peyrol;2765180]Said by someone who think that Europe is the one showed on Hollywood or on Stronzfront lol.

If you are an ethnic german i'm Mr. Bottomtooth. You must be some retarded nazi eastern european immigrant.[/QUOT

Interresting, but you should go to your registrar's office and let your name change, accidentally I am as South-German as one can be, nothing not South-German, not even North-German traces back to the 17th century, not that I would really care, but you wanted to bet. I'd say I know Europe quite well, being a frequent traveller, so wrong again, but like I said, Italians like to talk just for talking something, we don't take you really serious but we still like you very, very much!

I think you meant Südtirol is Boarisch and will always be?



You can't be serious.

Ohhhh, gefährliches Parkett, Südtirol war bloß unter Napoleon mal boarisch und da warn's alles andere wie glücklich die Tiroler, so Andreas Hofer und so, ok unser Kine war auch ned wirklich nett zu ihnen, dafür hat man uns nach den napoleonischen Kriegen mit Franken bestraft!

[Peyrol]

Said by someone who think that Europe is the one showed on Hollywood or on Stronzfront lol.

If you are an ethnic german i'm Mr. Bottomtooth. You must be some retarded nazi eastern european immigrant.

Interresting, but you should go to your registrar's office and let your name change, accidentally I am as South-German as one can be, nothing not South-German, not even North-German traces back to the 17th century, not that I would really care, but you wanted to bet. I'd say I know Europe quite well, being a frequent traveller, so wrong again, but like I said, Italians like to talk just for talking something, we don't take you really serious but we still like you very, very much!

Well, i meet about 50 germans daily in real life for studies and about the same here on the net and you're the first i met with outdated pangermanist theories.
That's all, sooo strange...