Too Much Free Time Archives

  1. EU and US are watching (spying) Serbia

    EU and U.S are watching (spying) Serbia. What Tomislav Nikolic, the democratically elected president of Serbia, is going to do? Is Tadic going to become the prime minister in a new government? EU/US UFOs are in Serbia’s sky to get the answer (take it with a grain of salt):

  2. Why So Many Lies? The United States And Serbia

    U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (on behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States) congratulated the people of Serbia as they celebrated Serbia’s National Day this February 15. Hillary Clinton went on to say that “The United States and Serbia have a partnership based on mutual respect and built upon more…

  3. Serbian Wines In Cages

    Serbian wines are so dangerously good that someone had to do something. Hopefully, a print & design studio from Serbia had an idea: Keeping dangerously Serbian wines in cages. Not a bad idea after all!

  4. A Serbian Dinosaur In England

    Image Credit Flickr User bobfranklin There’s a fascinating article over at Kuriositas.com talking about a dinosaur known as Luna Park which can be seen in Southsea, a seaside resort located in England. The Dinosaur was originally made in Serbia: Although Southsea is now home to Luna Park she was originally made in a village in…

  5. A Tiny Serbian Village, An American Brass Band, A Film

    A new feature film “Brasslands” by the meerkat media collective will showcase an ensemble cast of American band members and Guca villagers who each bring a unique human story to the larger story of the power of music to reach across political borders. This is a movie about music, but just below the surface lie…

  6. Number of tourists in Belgrade increased by 5%

    According to Jasna Dimitrijevic, the director of the Belgrade Tourist Organization, the number of foreign tourists visiting Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, has increased in spite of the crisis. The number of foreign tourists visiting Belgrade increased by 5% in the first five months of 2009 as compared to the same period of 2008, while…