“Unity makes strength,” Bulgaria's PM told the world
Strong words - though unity in Bulgarian politics usually lasts about as long as a yogurt in the sun.
"How many are 8 times 9?" the teacher asks.
"I can't hear you, teacher!" Ivancho replies from the far end of the classroom.
"I asked you how many are 8 times 9!" the teacher then shouts.
"Really, Mr, I can hear nothing from where I am!"
"Ivancho, stop this already! Let's switch places so that you see I'll hear whatever you say."
They switch places.
"So teacher," Ivancho shouts, "How long have you been dating my mom?"
"Oh, really," the teacher says, shrugging, "I hardly hear him at all!"
Strong words - though unity in Bulgarian politics usually lasts about as long as a yogurt in the sun.
That’s because no one checks CPI when standing in the dairy aisle
Because Radev keeps going around in circles, but never joins the party!
"Ah, nothing like a good parade to remind the world that we have tanks, missiles, and questionable fashion choices."
Because it heard Boyko Borissov and Rumen Radev arguing and decided it was safer to stay grounded than get caught in the crossfire.
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