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(Slovak = Komárno) A town disputed by the Magyar nomadic horde and the Slovenský štát, but everyone knows it's the rightful territory of Bosnia & Herzegovina.
A: Where are you from?
B: Komárom.
A: You mean Komárno
B: I mean Komárom
A: Fuck you stupid hungol
B: You stole our history, nyugat-ukrán
To mindlessly comply and obey government policies and suggestions (particularly regarding ecology) without critically thinking first.
It originates from the phrase 'You will eat the bugs' which is used in memes and shitposts to make fun of politicians and ecologists who suggest ridiculous things like eating insects instead of meat to save the planet. Practicing this a prime example of 'eating the bugs'.
It is important to note that complying with certain measures such as recycling or wearing masks during pandemics are not 'eating the bugs'. Those policies, unlike eating bugs, are actually helpful and considerate.
People who 'eat the bugs' often don't realise (or don't care) that it limits their personal liberty. Such mindless compliance is perfect undergrowth for totalitarian regimes when widespread.
A: Hey, I heard that we should now use palm leaves for plates instead of the ceramic ones.
B: Absolutely not. I will not eat the bugs!
(from Czech: Až bude okruh = When there's a ring road) A belief that finishing a ring road around Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, will fix most if not all traffic problems tied to the city.
Karel: Až bude okruh, tak nebudu koneÄnÄ muset stát každý den Ätvrt hodiny na BarranÄáku.
Pepa: NebuÄ Ažbudeokruhista, Karle.
(EN)
Karel: After they finally finish the ring road, I won't have to wait for 15 minutes on the Barrande's bridge every day anymore.
Pepa: That's Ažbudeokruhism, Karel, avoid it.
Latin for "Lord have mercy". It is used when seeing a grave sin being committed, usually by a person aware of the fact he's sinning. By saying "Kyrie Eleison" you pray simultaneously for the forgiveness of the sinner as well as yourself and any other person who committed a sin.
It is also used in Christian chants named Kyrie (vocative case of Kyrios meaning Lord, so basically "O lord") where it is chanted syllable by syllable, usually: Ky - ri - e-e - lei - son (the Es get somewhat morphed together and pronounced as one syllable).
It is most frequently used in Eastern Christianity, primarily in the Greek Orthodox Church and the Coptic Church.
1: Did that man just break that crucifix in half!? Kyrie Eleison!
2: chant Ký - ri - e-E - léi - son... Chri - ste-E - léi - son... Ký - ri - e-E - léi - son...
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A Maradona regen from Tbilisi.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is only 22 years old, and already a world class player scoring bangers for Napoli. He is surely the regen of the ð, Diego Maradona. We call him Kvaradona for a reason...
"Alexei Lives" is a phrase used by TNO fanboy retards keep saying when someone mentions the execution of Tsar Nikolai II. Alexandrovich and his family in Ekaterinburg. It's a reference to an in-game Russian monarchist Sergej Taboritsky, who tries to strengthen his claim on the Holy Russian Empire by claiming that a random ass dude is actually the Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich, thus "Alexei Lives". This is, of course, total bullshit, because St. Alexei was killed with the rest of his family by the Bolsheviks in 1918.
Normal person: In 2000, the Orthodox Church proclaimed Tsar Nikolai II. and his family a saint. It's because they were kille-"
TNO nazi retard: Killed? aLExEi LiVEs!
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