An absolute vlaka of a person, but they’re so vlakery that you can’t even waste the time of day to finish the word “Vlaka” so you have to shorten it to “vlak” just for your piece of mind.
by Sloouth March 20, 2020
Vlak Vukovic (1912 - 1996) was one of the most well-known Yugoslav scientists of his time and a dissident anti-communist. He was born to a Serbian peasant family in what is today Krajina, Croatia.
Vlak's most well-known theory is "The Law of the Representation of Vlak".
Vlak stated that If you do something (s) with a certain number (n) of possibilities, something with absolutely no connection to anything (x) will occur.
Unfortunately, his theory was never believed until his death.
Vlak's most well-known theory is "The Law of the Representation of Vlak".
Vlak stated that If you do something (s) with a certain number (n) of possibilities, something with absolutely no connection to anything (x) will occur.
Unfortunately, his theory was never believed until his death.
Vlak survived the First World War, fought in the Second World War, survived Ustasha concentration camps, communist persecution, yet continued to dissent even though he was imprisoned and tortured several times. He survived the Yugoslav civil war and continued to be healthy.
He moved to Belgrade in 1996 and in the same year, died in a bicycle accident as he was going to a donut shop.
He moved to Belgrade in 1996 and in the same year, died in a bicycle accident as he was going to a donut shop.
by Der Meister November 5, 2003
It is full but not awful. There are many vlagalishte in it. People use it when they want to travel from the beautiful big city Asenovgrad to selo Plovdiv. It is also used when you want to say you feel very bad
Penka: How are you, Stoichi
Stoichi: I am going to throw myself in front of the vlak ( shte se hvurlq pred vlaka)
Stoichi: I am going to throw myself in front of the vlak ( shte se hvurlq pred vlaka)
by Dve madami i edin gei November 29, 2018