Hostel Mali Mrak Zagreb

... br>i happen to like like all the boys. just kidding...i like it here i think its fun so go **** yourself.<br><br>these boys party so innocently its like mind blowing. they roll fat joints mixed with tobacco, pretend to drink lots of coffee aka kava aka cafe all day long, and blow bubbles together in giant glasses of lemon drink while playing american movie "pantomime" . fun times. and their cute!<br>plus i have this thing about all things croatian now.<br>

... ready to head back. They were sweet enough to come out just for a drink with us, they had no plans for the saturday. The hospitality in this part of the world is exemplary people, I mean it. Before goodbyes, they offered me a sightseeing tour of Zagreb the next evening, I gladly accepted, maybe a bit too eagerly! So after exchanging numbers, we were off. Rui was leaving the next day for Ljubljana (Slovenia) so we had to party anyway. We were told of the lakeside bars which were a ...

... I think, does not know he is gay). Our discussion centered on where to travel in the region, its history, the civil war in the former Yugoslavia, the current political situation in the country, corruption (which happens in the high schools and universities too),and gay lives in Croatia, which is by law legal but still people have quite a bit stigma against it. For example, the Gay-Pride parade was going to take place on the next day and he expected ...

... that I was coming into a city on the east side. For some reason my head just assumed it would be from the west. Good thing, because if I hadnt asked, I would have been at the West Zagreb station, which on the map looked like the middle of nowhere. Of course, when I got to the hostel, reception was only open until 11. I learned later that they had waited up for me, but must have just went to bed when I got there at midnight. If I would have ...

... The amount of &euro;6 was mentioned. At which point I made my exit. Then a few minutes later it occurred to me, maybe she meant 50 euro cents (the same as to use the loo). That would make more sense, I convinced myself, and her English was not terribly good so the mistake could easily have been made. So, back I strolled, 50c piece in hand. "Shower" I said, presenting my token. At this point, I got a string of what I ...

... The next thing I did was rented a locker for the day inside the train station and headed out into the city to roam, I figured I will just catch a night train to Split, so this way I can also save on the cost of Accommodation. During my walk I found beautiful Cathedrals, alleys, parks and houses surrounding me. I stopped in a local market to pick up a bottle of beer to enjoy on this beautiful day. The beer I purchased was equivalent to 65 cents. At first I had ...

... There was one fly in the ointment - even though it was not high tourist season, the place was swarming with elderly tour groups, and if you got stuck behind one on the boardwalks it was very slow going. I got a bit impatient and elbowed a few old people out of my way and they fell in the water, where they immediately started calcifying (from the outside as they were already calcified on the inside) - ok, just in case anyone takes me seriously I made that ...

... my seat back, due to the child in his lap. I have no problems with children, and generally prefer not to crush them with my impressive bulk, so I decided to try and sleep, unsuccessfully. Luckily I was saved from the bus driver's death wish driving habits on the mountain passes between Dubrovnik and Split, because the bus broke down at 11 PM. And even more fortunately, the child in the lap of the man behind me felt the need to spew the ...

... us of the great restaurants in the area, let us know of the three-course, five-star restaurant we could go to for like 90 percent off simply by mentioning his name and the name of the hostel (it actually worked), etc. He was so nice in fact, that I had the feeling this guy was setting us up to rip us off - people aren't supposed to be this nice. Well, the truth is, in Croatia ...

... floor at the hostel and pushing her body around like a seal, picking up pigeon feathers and then rubbing them on her face and then trying to rub it on our faces (especially after you pick her up), basic booger eating, taking food and putting it in ash trays and then eating it, picking up straws she finds on the ground and then walking around like a farmer with a piece of straw out of her mouth. That's it for now but I will keep everybody updated ...