The Daco-Roman Continuity Theory Makes No Sense!

[Carpatz]

I love that there are hardly any Transylvanian-Romanians on TA, let alone ones that post about Dacia, yet they are they are the source of such acrimony on these threads. Was it something they said back in 2015?

when you're at the top you have haters

[Daco Celtic]

when you're at the top you have haters

I just never thought the "Pashtun-American" community would turn against them.

[Carpatz]

I just never thought the "Pashtun-American" community would turn against them.

[Daco Celtic]

We got the usual suspects plus Romanian historians Creoda and Toddy Frent

[Carpatz]

We got the usual suspects plus Romanian historians Creoda and Toddy Frent

buncha opps

[Daco Celtic]

buncha opps

For posterity. Vlachs never forget.

[Daco Celtic]

Atilla, the Scourge of God, raised cities throughout Roman Panonia, Moesia and Thracia, but glorious Dacia, the bastion of Roman civilization in the outback managed to survive

Atilla, Godzilla, and every moronic Slav that ever existed got their asses handed to them on Fagaras land. I'd rather be me than you.

[Daco Celtic]

Mingle, tell me about Fagaras? I defer to the Pashtun historian on this one. I give you two minute to respond before you look this shit up on Wikipedia.

[Creoda]

We got the usual suspects plus Romanian historians Creoda and Toddy Frent

I was just thinking, you won't be happy with this theory. First the Irish turn out to not really be Celts, now this . No opinion otherwise.

[Daco Celtic]

I was just thinking, you won't be happy with this theory. First the Irish turn out to not really be Celts, now this No opinion otherwise.

Why throw your two cents into this mess? It's hard enough being Irish and Romanian (on TA but never once in real life). Give me a fucking break. Don't get me started on "Anglo-Saxons". Tell me, what do you really know about Romanian history?