Czech Republic
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“Bicyle helmet, check. Usable bike, check. Screwdrivers and water, check. A person from Czechoslovakia is a... CZECH!”
~ Oscar Wilde on the Czech Republic
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| Motto: "Pravda vítězí" (Czech for "Truth prevails, and that's why we lose") | |||||
| National Anthem: The Archer's March | |||||
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| Official language | Czeckers | ||||
| Capital | A kind of horrible dirty city-shaped hole full of rotters called Prague | ||||
| Government | Changes every 6 months | ||||
| Political system | Kleptocracy, biggest non-governmental organization in Europe | ||||
| President | Santa Claus | ||||
| Every czech person loves this man | 
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| An evil German | 
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| Independence | 938 | ||||
| Currency | Decapitated heads from georgian citizens | ||||
| Religion | Euroskepticism | ||||
| Major exports | Pornstars | ||||
The Czech Republic (also known as Czechoslovakia) is a country in Eastern Europe. The capital is Prague, and according to most Czechs, it's also the capital of the universe. In fact, no Cheques come from here as they are set alight by the abundance of ginger people,and because they trade with no one. Instead, all citizens are from sparta. Since June 2006, the country has not had a government. Cabinet job openings have been announced but probably unnoticed by the members of the public and smelly filthy homosexual hobos.
It's easy to tell if a person is Czech, if their last name ends in -na and they are not Polish, Russian or Communist, and like beer, they are Czech. The reason the surnames end -na is, that most Czechs prefer to eat burgers while they work in their semi lowerclass standard bars and ginger bread stands.
The Czechs also have a serious hatred of vowels before the letter r.
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[edit] History
[edit] Military history
Unlike the pathetic French, Czechs were always eager to fight for their freedom and democracy, despite the fact that they have always lost in the end. The average Czech is very proud of his nation's collosal losses, the most famous being the battle of lipany and the battle of the losers (in this battle Czechs surprisingly win).
[edit] Munich Agreement
In 1938, Germany needed more space to commit genocidal acts in, and thus it turned its gaze to the Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia. A thin, utterly pointles strip of land covered in guano ginger people and cowpat, the Sudetenland was happily turned over to Germany. Germany then proceeded to take the rest of Czechoslovakia, pleading miscommunication. Great Britain and France decided to let this little error slip, but this would be the very last time. Of course, this title was also bestowed on the annexation of the Rhineland, Austria, Poland, Denmark, Norway, and finally France.
[edit] Velvet Revolution
In 1989, a bloody, drawn out civil war began. Its erroneous naming is a point of contention to this day, as war is anything but velvety. The destabilised nation of Czechoslovakia was torn in two along ethnic, religious, and political boundaries. Historians dispute the exact cause of the war, but many believe it may have begun when the government declared war on all Slovaks. The country renamed itself the 'Czech Republic', and sought to wipe all the Slovaks off the face of the Earth. They failed horribly and miserably, however. Failing is arguably what Czech are the best at.
By 1990, the Czech army had poured into Slovakian territory, meeting heavy resistance from much more intelectual and highly educated Slovaks. Fighting was relatively even through much of the war. In 1993, the leaders of Slovakia and the Czech Republic met and signed a peace treaty, thus ending the hostilities. However, this was not before 30 million people, or approximately twice the combined population of the two countries, had died. It should also be noted that sanguine felts and linens were extensively used throughout the war, rolled into spheres and used as cannonballs when armaments were scarce.
(Linguistic Note: Recent research by the Czech Union of Numismatics and Tautology (CUNT) has determined the origin of the term "Velvet Revolution". It seems that in the early days of November 1989, many Czechs were so desperate for foodstuffs that they smuggled in vast quantities of soft cream cheese (mostly in dissidents' underpants). Their brand of choice was Velveeta™. When the truncheons fell on the demonstrating students, they frequently had no other form of protection but to mash their warm mushy Velveeta™ into the oppressive policemen's faces. This spread. It was so successful that some policemen were seriously injured when the elderly women mistakenly used the somewhat similar traditional Czech knedlíky (also known as dumplings) to attack the officers. When the revolution came to an end, Wenceslav Square (today known as Václavské Havel Náměstí) was filled with Velveeta™ from the Museum all the way down to Můstek. Early press releases in the ČTK archive refer clearly to the "Velveeta Revolution", but copyright and trademark issues threatened to turn back the tide, so the dissidents reluctantly changed the name to Velvet Revolution.)
[edit] What is Czech?
The term "czech" is used as a pretentious way to spell words like "check" or "cheque" and has precisely the same meaning. It can be assumed that anyone spelling the word this way is an obnoxious elitist asshole who deserves your contempt and, if possible, physical beatings.
Anyone trying to tell you it means anything other than what has been described here is a big liar and equally as deserving of your contempt and physical harm.
If you ever watch two snobby pricks playing chess you are bound to hear one of them announce when they have the other player in check, or "check, mate". While technically this term is spelled in the traditional fashion, you just know that in their heads they're spelling it "czech". Those assholes.
The Czech people are totally incapable of concocting their own national status or in fact thinking for themselves whatsoever. For this reason most people refer to Czechs as 'wannabe Poles' or, as the rappers like to call them, Woles or Wollacks.
[edit] Economics
The revolution provided a unique chance to test new economic theories. That led to massive redistribution of land and money from collective ownership to a more Western style, where only the selected few have lots. These efforts led the country to join organizations such as the EU, where this is being corrected by heavy taxation and redistribution of funds back to the poor by Paris-sympathizing ass-lickers.
Among businessmen, the Czech republic is mostly known for exporting got-rich-now-fugitive entrepreneurs, such as Viktor Kožený aka Shark from Prague or Radovan Krejčíř. The destination country for these exports is usually the Bahamas. If you know the right people, you can get a nice package. The favourite one is when police would arrest you but then they would give you your passport back and let you go. Photos are included; delivered via your local magazine subscriptions or your copy of Interpol arrest warrant. It is even possible to win a return flight back to Prague, if you are lucky. Contact your travel agent for further details.
Exporting young porn stars, both male and female and both gay and straight is also a significant source of income )see Bartok twins.
[edit] Culture
The Bohemians do not rock out to Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen, but instead enjoy listening to their folk music, polka. When they don't listen to polka they spend time thinking how much better off would they be if they lived in Slovakia.
[edit] Education
Czech education is notable for its wide and various reforms. Unlike much of the world, Czech students are forced to walk to school in a procession. Like a bus, this procession arrives at the same time each day, and students join it eagerly. By the time a procession arrives at school, it usually has 300-600 people in it.
All students must wear their uniforms, which is generally perceived to keep their cultural identity strong. This, however, is a wide misconception, the uniforms are in fact not historically accurate at all, and are meant to be humiliating and dehumanizing, as they are very tight-fitting, and in some places, very sparse.
Czech education almost entirely focuses on learning the native language.
International School of Prague is the only one school in Czech Republic which still implements Communism. There used to be a British international school, but that one shut down in 2002, as a result of the record flood.
[edit] Czech Wiener Industry
After the Velvet Revolution, many of the country's best cooks had been killed. The Germans had surpassed the Czech Republic by cooking up some of the best bratwursts in the world. The Czech Republic, being tired of not being in the limelight, decided to try and make an elongated meaty delicacy of their own. The result was called the wiener. The Czechs were very proud that they finally had their own food that was similar to the bratwurst, but it never was as popular as the German food in the global market. Thus, a bitter plot was planned. Hundreds of thousands of Czech butchers were to invade Germany and attempt to kill every German butcher in order to finally put a stop to the German Bratwurst machine. Unfortunately, this plan was purely insane and never put into action. To this day, the Wiener Industry remains number two in the world.
[edit] Girls
Czech girls are famous all over the world for their attractive looks, lack of personality, bad body odour and devotion to anything money-related. However a lot of them are actually gremlins in disguise. In a historical event, it is reported that the kid from the film "Mask" once walked into a bar in Prague, slapped down $100 on the table and ordered a drink. It is then reported that within seconds of this happening, he was mobbed by stunningly attractive girls who virtually tore him apart in their attempts to get him into bed, steal his money, then trick him into marrying them, at which point he would bring them to his country, whereupon they would ditch him for the nearest old guy on the verge of death, but who would leave a nice inheritance. There were no survivors.
[edit] Beer
Czech beer (in the past also mispelled as Shakespeare) is also famous all over the world. Czechs brew so many varieties that not even they themselves know how many there actually are. Their isolation as a part of the communist empire led to maintaining of the quality, whereas foreign beer nations have adopted mass-production techniques and the quality of their product has deteriorated. Czechs have, however, managed to adopt similar techniques in a very surprising speed and most of the beer they produce now is absolute piss. Some breweries have actually given up to bother at all. They started to hire a lot of homeless people, who are paid for pissing into the bottles. Such beer is exported. In this, Czechs resemble the Irish brewers.
Statistics reveal that every citizen drinks 156.9 litrs of beer per year, including toddlers. This was obviously surprising and led to massive investigation by WHO into the practices of child nurturing. It was discovered that children are fed with beer, even at school. Czech diplomats have succeeded in avoiding any legal actions against the country by proving that many children were actually mature people of small growth.
[edit] Customer Service
Cheque Republic is a long-standing uncontested winner of Worlds Worst Customer Service Award given by the Federal Association of Gastronomy Services (FAGS) because a government study inidicated that patients with clinically proven aversion to people could best be cured by working as waiters and slowly getting used to the hated object by facing it on a daily basis. Practice has proven the study wrong but the tradition continues because as all Checks excel at the national sport of screwing other people over, the restaurant owners don't pay these poor sobs citing that they provide a healthcare service, and as customers are part of their treatment, the patients actually have to pay the restaurant a provision for each customer they serve. Obviously this doesn't help the already miserable motivation of these haiters and explains the "what the hell are you doing here, I wish you were dead" frowns on their faces when customers come in.
Over the years they have developed more or less successful tricks how to drive customers away and avoid having to pay the provision. First they ignore the customer for about 20 minutes, if that doesn't work, they will bring the menu and ask for an order right away, so unless the customer knows what he wants immediately, they can ignore him for another 20-30 minutes, and only the most persistent customers manage to actually order anything. Appetizers or soups are supposed to be eaten in 30 seconds and are brought exactly that long before the main dish, and complaining about food or not tipping at the end can lead to verbal abuse or even violent outbursts, after which the patient is sentenced to more years of waiter-therapy and the vicous circle continues.
[edit] Language
The Czech language Czeckers, also known as čeština, is one of the most interesting languages in Europe. 70% vowel-free, Czeckrs is one of the few languages of the world that are largely unpronounceable even by native speakers. One sound in particular, ř, depicted as an r with menacing eyebrows, can be pronounced only with the assistance of extensive tongue piercings. The first president of the Czech Republic called for a ban on this sound, citing human rights concerns, but was accused of being a Slovak sympathizer and defenestrated from the highest building in Prague at 2 stories by an angry mob.
The Czech Republic has long been one of the most vowel-impoverished countries in the world. Approximately ten million Czechs suffer from vowel deficiencies. The difficulty of pronouncing typical sentences such as "Strč prst skrz krk" ("Good morning") has caused the proliferation of jaw strain, tooth problems, insanity, and alcoholism in many Czechs. The roots of this problem go back for centuries; it seems that many years ago the Czech nation was robbed of their vowels by a combined force of Finns and Hawaiians. Czech diplomats are currently working to correct this ancient crime, and the first shipments of foreign vowels are due to arrive in the country shortly.
This extremely difficult language was developed in the late 8th century AD as a secret code (cipher) to confuse foreign troops passing by. No-one is able to speak it properly, and every foreigner who starts studying it suffers of headache and tongue-ache. The letter "Ř" is pretty special, and whoever can pronounce it, is considered to have Czech nationality. It is actually the only test they give you if you apply for Czech nationality - you get a sheet with a sequence of Ř-words, which are far worse than f-words or tooth in czeck, which you have to read and which sometimes form this sentence: "Tři tisíce tři sta třiatřicet stříbrných křepelek přeletělo přes tři tisíce tři sta třiatřicet stříbrných střech"; on the other hand, pronunciation of Czech "r" is much simpler and almost anybody can read "strč prst skrz krk".
As mentioned before, vowels are used very seldom in Czeckers; some examples of typical Czech vowel-less sentences are "smrž pln skvrn zvlhl z mlh", "plch zdrhl skrz drn, prv zhltl hrst zrn" or "chrt pln skvrn vtrh skrz trs chrp v čtvrť Krč".
A generally well known fact is, that the hottest candidate proposed for the election of the new Pope was Czech cardinal Miloslav Vlk (in English: Wolf), he failed to be elected by the College of Cardinals meeting in Conclave for the only one simple obstacle - nobody was able to pronounce his name.
Czech people's famous crude and against-rules way of playing ice-hockey gave nicknames for violent strikes in the game, such as "body-Czechs", "cross-Czeching", "Czeching from behind" or the general "foreCzeching".
[edit] Neanderthal got a car (Driving habits)
Having no fear of the disastrously wrecked roads, the majority of Czechs drive. The vehicles serve as a perfect tool to vent daily frustrations and relieve suppressed aggression. Running over pedestrians is allowed and encouraged: it weeds out old and infirm and provides education in Darwinian selection for the kids. Anyone who manages to cross a road obtains a medal and is entitled for a series of sessions with a post-traumatic syndrome specialist.
Attractive and accomplished drivrs of BMWs are privileged to ignore any rules of the road. This does not apply to those ugly losers in domestic Škodas.
In fact, only wealthy businessmen and aristocrats can afford automobiles in the Czech Republic. Lower and middle class citizens commute to work on the backs of Ostriches (captured in nearby Austria) and sometimes Emu.
[edit] Geography
Czechislakizanistanivan is often geographically misplaced. This means that the people forgot where they put it. It use to be a part of the Galactic Empire and was under the control of Sauron but, he thought it was smelly and the stench was getting to his eyes so he thought it was best he put it somewhere else. It is now next to Africa, the Galapagos Islands and Santa's Toy Shop.
In the eastrn part of the Czech Republic, there is a small subdivisional entity called Moravistan with the capital village Brno.
Czech population, still remembering how vast the area of their country was during the reign of the most popular Czech king - who in fact was German but according to current Czech law, lex specialis, that is declared to be a rumor - Charles IV, when Czech kingdom had access to the sea, they aspire to sea even today. Based on EU directive #4454654354434 about free access to the sea, Czech diplomats have initiated emergency EU convention meeting, when they were told 'sacrblé'. In fact, the Czech proposition was modest, all they wanted was a 25 m wide strip of Spain. Currently, the proposition is being reworked, with the strip being situated in Italy. Italy is trying to figure out countermeasures, which could contain even donations of two pairs of fine Italian leather shoes for every Czech citizen. It is to be noted, that most Czechs do not wear any shoes and would not therefore know how to keep foot hygiene.
Czech republic is a small country of little to no importance but it represents the major reason for termination of employments among news-writers working for CNN. Many of them placed the country to different world regions, such as Russia or Balkan with this crucial mistake being aired in big moments of history and therefore lessening their importance. CNN management is very sensitive when it comes to information correctness and employment termination was the only choice. For legal reasons, these terminations are being filmed. Some of them were later falsely attributed to Al-qaeda.
[edit] Exprats
Czeckers is also a common destination for Expats and TEFLs.
[edit] Comprehensive tourist guide
It is actually very easy for the tourists to communicate effectively with the natives.
- The most frequent Czech word is vole (the same pronunciation as the first part of English volatile). It is used at the start and the end of every sentence and to adress any person of male gender. In spoken language, it can be also used to express punctation. Never omit it; that would be a sign of disrespect. In some god forgotten areas of Czech lands, you can replace vole with pičo, local people will appreciate it as a nice cultural understanding.
When pronounced with a proper accent, the phrase Ty vole! can be used to express almost any emotion or feeling.
- Use Kde je tu nejbližší bordel? to ask for recommendation on which cultural landmark you should visit. Use Přines chlast a žrádlo! when you wish to select from the rich choice of local cuisine. As the two sentences are unpronounceable by foreigners, write them down and show the paper. People will be always willing to help.
- Simple and useful Polib si! means thank you, can mean that you eagerly accept a task given to you by your superior.
- Don't forget to compliment on how lovely Eastern Europe is(Miluju tuhle východní Evropu!). Locals always know how to appreciate it.
- Remember: the word zloděj means taxi driver in Czeckers.
- Don't forget to be polite. When entering a room, a shop, a bar or a police station, smile, look around and say the universal Good day phrase in Czeckers: Zase se flákáte! (pronunciation: zah-seh seh phlah-kah-teh).
- Leaving a company, say: Naserte si všichni! (pronunciation: nah-seh-er-teh see fshee-khnee) .
- When you are introduced to a new person, shake hands saying: Smrdíš jako prase! (pronunciation: smer-deesh yah-koh prah-seh).
- If you ever encountr a situation in which you do not know how to operate, you may express your concerns by exclaiming Tak, a sem v píči!. This is also polite to say when the answer is not known.
- The most important phrase in any country is, of course: My hovercraft is full of eels. So this is how it is in Czeckers: Mé vznášedlo je plné úhořů.
[edit] Trivia
- Recently the Czech Prime Minister was greeted in Pakistan with a CHECK flag.
- Cheque Republic was originally a rather neat country East of the United States of America and West of Japan.
- Despite its name, most monetary transactions are done in cash, including bribes.
- They breed sheep in the tunnels of the Prague subway.
- The Checque language is written right-to-left, with special exception of numbers on the banque czechs.
- Czech Republic holds a Guinness record for 6 years of existence without any government. That "golden era" finished instantly after the politicians realized that people can notice they actually don't need them at all. Now the country starts another attempt for record achievement.
- Most Czechs often forget where their home is; moreover, they state this fact clearly in the lyrics of their national anthem, titled "Where is My Home?" (in Czechers "Kde domov můj").
- Chubby Checker was the first black pope to visit Czech Republic in 1943.
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