Posted By
pepax
on 2008-07-06
15:56:58
|  Czech Plus/4 mailing list
Hi!
I'd like to announce the existence of a mailing list for all Czech (and Slovak, of course  ) fans of the fine black Commodore machines. :D
It can be found at www.pandora.cz and its e-mail address is c16 _AT_ pandora _DOT_ cz
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Posted By
Gaia
on 2008-07-06
16:49:59
| Re: Czech Plus/4 mailing list
Děkujem pěkně
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Posted By
pepax
on 2008-07-07
05:20:05
| Re: Czech Plus/4 mailing list
Was that an irony? 
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Posted By
indi
on 2008-07-07
12:43:21
| Re: Czech Plus/4 mailing list
mmm... More coppery.... or perhaps bronzy
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Posted By
pepax
on 2008-07-07
13:17:08
| Re: Czech Plus/4 mailing list
Oh, I would've preferred goldy or at least silvery instead..
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Posted By
Gaia
on 2008-07-07
13:17:42
| Re: Czech Plus/4 mailing list
Nah, just demonstrated where my Czech language skills start... and end
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Posted By
pepax
on 2008-07-07
13:21:12
| Re: Czech Plus/4 mailing list
Well, knowing how to say Thank you is often quite useful.
I can say "fekete" and "bolhapiac" in Hungarian....
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Posted By
pepax
on 2008-07-07
13:22:41
| Re: Czech Plus/4 mailing list
Speaking about bolhapiac, is the one in Budapets worth visiting, 8-bit-wise?
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Posted By
pepax
on 2008-07-07
13:24:14
| Re: Czech Plus/4 mailing list
Sorry for the typo... of course I know how Budapest is spelled.
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Posted By
Gaia
on 2008-07-07
13:47:07
| Re: Czech Plus/4 mailing list
Well, you can combine those two words already to "feketepiac" to come to the word that tells you how most pre-C16 Commodore stuff ended up in Hungary in the eighties
I know no 'bolhapiac' other than the one at PeCsa (Petöfi Csarnok):
http://www.pecsa.hu
You can easily recall the name later (offline) if you think of a nice plate of "pečni kača"
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