Gypsy LandsBoard

Ok I would like to apologize to the leader of this region for all the trouble I caused and now that I am thinking about it, I was acting childish and immature. Even though our embassies are closing, I just wanted to apologize because I have been feeling guilty. You can ban this account and suppress the post after this but I just don’t want to feel like a scum of a human being and I don’t want you to think of me as a scum of a human being. Hopefully you accept my apology. We don’t have to be embassies after this

I think this region seems nice.

Gypsy Lands wrote:

This is a glorious day! It's the return of Of china-, The united-states of america-, and our former delegate, The union of soviet socialist republik! Oh, do get out those tambourines, my gypsy friends, and let's celebrate!

**sets out several tables of roast lamb, roast boar, roast beef, baked potatoes, sour cream, butter, Caesar salad, various cheeses and crackers, caviar, hamburgers and sweet potato fries, assorted cakes, pastries, doughnuts, ice cream, a giant keg of beer, wine, coconut rum, and Hershey's kisses**

May I have some?

People of phoenix wrote:

Please do, help your self.

Thank you!

Hmmm...

*hand hovering over the basket*

I think I'll grab these crackers and caviar.

Wait a sec.

SWEET POTATO FRIES?!

*almost-violently snatching*

Hello and Greetings from Mirror world! I am the Ambassador of our region.

North sonovia wrote:

I may not know how to play the tambourine, but are my keyboard-playing abilities appreciated here?

Reminds me of something said about Gypsies in Real Life. I don't wanna sound pedantic, it's a historical event I'd like to share.
There was this Spanish classical musician called Andrés Segóvia, a revivalist of musical styles and instruments.
One day he said he'd "rescue the guitar from the hands of Flamenco Gypsies".
That was a bit rude and arrogant, in my humble Iberian opinion. I ain't no Spaniard, Heaven forbid. I'm Portuguese. But I value tradition.

Instrumental styles are as varied as vocal styles, I suppose. Who's to say what's better? I can't imagine Neil Diamond singing "La Favorita" any more than I can imagine Pavarotti singing "Sweet Caroline."

Look at the new poll!

Cantors Paradise wrote:

Can you imagine U2 and Pavarotti singing on the same song? It happened. Check out "Miss Sarajevo". Of course, Pavarotti sang in Italian...

I didn't know that and I checked it out. Pavarotti was amazing. One thing on my bucket list that's gone was to see him sing in person. I know someone who worked at the Casinos when he was to perform live there, and was invited to watch his rehearsal; he said it was beyond amazing to hear that voice.

I also had an elderly aunt who said she saw him at the Met in NYC before he was generally known, and because he had a romantic role, the audience snickered a bit when they saw this fat man--until they heard his voice.

Hi :)

People of phoenix wrote:

Seriously!?!?

I mainly read sci-fi and action

A sad farewell to Casseria who CTE'd.

Big gypsy wrote:

Hello

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