Another provocation from Albanian in Greece , he made the "chicken symbol" near a Greek Guard

[Albobalboa]

Do these short skirts come with matching thongs?

[Kelmendasi]

Only in your dreams Greeks have that skull shape - you are under the weird impression that we don't see Albanians where many of them perhaps even the majority have that non europid skull shape

You can deflect as much as you like - thats a common Albanian anthrolopological trait and DNA marker that being from Caucasus and Asia

Kl but you should just realize that Greeks score more MENA than Albanians, but I guess you can't accept this and will just straight away deny it

[Jehan]

BTW, is it true that the building of Greek Parliament was build by an Albanian benefactor, named Vangjel Zhapa? The building was The Palace of the King Of Greece. Vangjel Zhapa is the same person who organised the first Olimpic Games:
Professor David C. Young, of the University of Florida (Gainesville), noted:

"Had it not been for Zappas, the Athens Games of 1896 surely would not have taken place. Zappas's actions, his will and the previous tradition of Zappas Olympic Games had made [Crown Prince] Constantine [of Greece] an advocate of Olympic Games before the formation of the IOC in 1894."[27]

It's totally of topic.
But I still wonder how you can consider Zappas as an albanian? He didn't came from a greec family? speak greek? identify as greek, fought and gave money for greece?
Because he was born in a territory who is now in albania? That's funny because you have no probleme to consider albanian anybody who isn't born in albania but who have the most tiny link with the country.

[Laberia]

The most ungrateful people in world. No wonder they are hated wherever they go.

Greece of the Hellenes” Lucy M. J. Garnett

1 The dance of the Tsams, or Chams, as the southern Albanians are
termed.
The Tsamikos is danced by men only. The performers are
connected by handkerchiefs, as in the syrtos horos, but the
dancing is all done by the occupant of the right-hand extremity
of the line, the rest, as they follow him, merely marking the
rhythm with their feet and singing. The leader meanwhile
moves backwards and forwards performing a variety of steps
leaping, falling on one knee, performing feats of equilibrium,
and waving a handkerchief with his free hand. When fatigued
with these exertions he cedes his place to the performer on
his left, and each in turn endeavours to surpass his fellows in
feats of agility. This dance has many local varieties with
special names, one of which is supposed to be a survival of
the Pyrrhic dance of Albania. This has all the characteristics
of a war dance, and is much affected by soldiers of both races.
At the bivouac, or before the wayside hostelry, wherever
indeed an opportunity offers, will gather a group of youths
with lissome bodies, and it may be long classic faces, who,
forming a ring, circle round interminably, leaping and shouting
to the rhythm of their own wild songs.
The songs reserved for such occasions are different for men and women, those peculiar to the men being often of a martial nature, especially in the case of the Tsamikos, or Pyrrhic dance.

Can you tell me a greek dance? We liberated you. We have build your country. You dance and sing our music. And we are ungrateful ? Fucking unbelievable.

[Coolguy1]

Do these short skirts come with matching thongs?

Your obsession with Greece really shows how much of a loser you really are. Why dont you get a life and do something productive with your life, instead of having this weird obsession with us.

[Albobalboa]

Your obsession with Greece really shows how much of a loser you really are. Why dont you get a life and do something productive with your life, instead of having this weird obsession with us.

How about you pm me and we can get in touch and compare lives since you're so worried about my life?

I'm good with the way it is. The short fustanella is the only thing that struck me on this post and that's why I'm posting about it, why change it from its original shape into a short skirt?

[Albobalboa]

My posts should be effective enough to change Greek policy. The least they can do when copying the Arvanites is to not turn it into a pride parade, such short skirts is not what warriors died for.

[Coolguy1]

How about you pm me and we can get in touch and compare lives since you're so worried about my life?

I'm good with the way it is. The short fustanella is the only thing that struck me on this post and that's why I'm posting about it, why change it from its original shape into a short skirt?

You spend your entire time on this forum in the Greek section yet you have never been to Greece, and I doubt you have met many Greek people, heck, you dont even live in albania nor speak albanian. You have a problem dude, quit this weird obsession and focus on something else, go lose your virginity or something.

[Laberia]

It's totally of topic.
But I still wonder how you can consider Zappas as an albanian? He didn't came from a greec family? speak greek? identify as greek, fought and gave money for greece?
Because he was born in a territory who is now in albania? That's funny because you have no probleme to consider albanian anybody who isn't born in albania but who have the most tiny link with the country.

Listen, when you have not any kind of idea of what we are talking, it`s better that you don`t partecipate. The problem is that you would become ridiculous in front of the forum. I consider Albanian everyone who is an Albanian.
All this people are not only from the same village, Labova e Madhe, but are also related with each other, they are cousins:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labov%C3%AB_e_Madhe
Aleksander Meksi prime minister of Albania
Kristo Meksi, politician
Vangjel Meksi, translator of the New Testament in Albanian
Evangelis Zappas, benefactor
Konstantinos Zappas, benefactor
Petros Zappas, entrepreneur and politician
Ghica family, Romanian noble family
Learn before talking.

[Albobalboa]

You spend your entire time on this forum in the Greek section yet you have never been to Greece, and I doubt you have met many Greek people, heck, you dont even live in albania nor speak albanian. You have a problem dude, quit this weird obsession and focus on something else, go lose your virginity or something.

I do speak Albanian. I've never been to Greece and I'll never be to Greece and I'll keep posting on Greece, cry about it.

As for the rest, you just seem dorky. You yourself live in the states Gypsy