47:51"Dumplings under the name pierogi are a traditional Polish dish" according to wiki
47:53we're all untermensch anyways
47:59There's a lot of overlap with German/Slavic.
48:01but, yeah, lots of Europe have something similar to pierogi
48:09*lots of regions in Europe
48:11Texas and Pennsylvania have large Slavic populations
48:26Piroshki is something else
48:31The Polish side of me is insulted lol :heart_on_fire:
48:34if you look it up on wiki they have it spoken
49:00"You Americans call it perogi, but it's actually Prwiczkiczi"
49:01you're doing great, kiddo
49:06Well that's how Americans say it, the word was anglicised like a century ago. No need to worry about the correct original pronunciation at this point.
49:09we claim you as one of us now
49:11Dragons have to come from places.
49:20western dragons might as well be european I suppose
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49:42he just typed P and smashed his keyboard
49:43Slavbros not like this... :_emberSmug:
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49:50WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY THAT?:_emberClown:
49:51My name is Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz.