Guide to battling stereotypes of Lithuania abroad

[Gorštak]

They have weirdest surnames in Europe and only Europeans who love more basketball than football, beat this.

[sevruk]

(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_bQ1XTdU5I

like a hellish mix of Lithuanian, Russian and Polish

[Hercus Monte]

like a hellish mix of Lithuanian, Russian and Polish

it's really quite a sight to behold if you speak Lithuanian, that lady is quite creative.

[glass]

But there are people who always get it right - the Russians

They know that Lithuania is an independent country in Europe. They know that it has a separate language, and they appreciate every effort to learn Russian. They know that Lithuania is in the EU and that horses are not the main means of transport. Let's give them our due appreciation.

[Hercus Monte]

Russians who live in the baltic states....

[glass]

Russians who live in the baltic states....

are there any russian left in baltic states? i thought they are all in estonian jails right now?

[Hercus Monte]

are there any russian left in baltic states? i thought they are all in estonian jails right now?

I don't know about Estonia but here in Lithuania we get along fairly well.

[Skomand]

What are you to trying to say, Skomand?

I'm saying that Lithuania was in Germany, as the author points out and as the map proves and that there was a Royal Lithuanian Government.

[Útrám]

I wouldn’t harbour any resentment towards Lithuanians, if you'd only return my blue-ray player.

[Hercus Monte]

I wouldn’t harbour any resentment towards Lithuanians, if you'd only return my blue-ray player.

you should try and contact our government, this sort of stuff happens all the time. I'm sure they do refunds.