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Trenutno imamo jednu specifičnu situaciju — igrači iz Srbije su uspjeli ući u vlast Bosne i postaviti marionetsku vladu. Zbog toga nam hitno trebaju novi aktivni igrači koji će se registrovati kao građani Bosne i pomoći da vratimo kontrolu.

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Zajednica / novine – komunikacija, organizacija i sadržaj koji igrači prave

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Bitno: prilikom registracije izaberi Bosnu kao državu.

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Is it realistic to do without being a hassle is what I'm trying to ask.

I live in Sarajevo with my bf but I was thinking about the possibility of living part of the year here and the remaining in Slovenia. I'm originally from Ljubljana and we met while he was living there temporarily ("digital nomad" or whatever) and I would like to live in Ljubljana again at some point. He doesn't want to, so I was thinking whether it's realistic to split the year?

Have any of you lived part time in Bosnia? If so, I'm curious how that went and if you recommend it.

Citam jutros o ovom novom virusu sto je izbio na kruzeru pa me zanima misljenje sire populacije. Da li mislite da ce ljudi opet nasjesti ko ovce i dati nadleznima da nas pozatvaraju i nabiju brnjice kao sto je bilo prije 6 godine (naravno ukoliko situacija s ovim eskalira).
Da se razumijemo ne negiram postojanje virusa niti opasnost bilo koje infektivne bolesti, ali jos uvijek nisam uspio svariti cak ni nakon 6 godina kako je 8 milijardi ljudi pristalo da ti par potplacenih idiota diktiraju zivot dobre 2-3 godine od lockdown-a pa do maski i slicno.
Sta je bilo sa ljudskom slobodom izbora i nemojte mi molim vas pisati kako se mora razmisljati kolektivno kao zajednica bez pojedinacnih stavova iz razloga sto niko jednoj cetveroclanoj, petoclanoj ili stoclanoj porodici ne brani da se zatvori u bunker i zastiti od zaraze. Mislim da postoje ljudi koji ne zele potraciti zivot koji je svakako kratak na zatvor u 4 zida i konstantno bombardovanje nekakvim glupavim statistika i zastrasivanjima.
Po mom misljenju ako se desi kao prije 6 godina i opet pristanemo na iste mjere i gluposti treba nam svima zalijepiti sticker na celo i bicovati svaki dan.

Cao, zelim podijeliti svoje iskustvo kao radnica u at store u Sarajevu. Ukratko, ako ste se prijavili na oglas za bilo koju poziciju tu bjezite. Radila sam tu 2 mjeseca (citaj izdrzala 2 mjeseca ) kao prodavac, i evo sta bih izdvojila a bilo je milion situacija pored ovih:

- prvo danas kada je sve preskupo dobijete 1000 KM plate, 250 cca za prevoz i 50ak za topli, plata kasni i ne znate kada cete je dobiti kao i da li ce vam biti isplaceni orekovremeni sati
- ukoliko bilo sta u poslovnici fali, vi ste krivi i stetu namirujete vi licno iz svog dzepa, pa budite spremni da hvatate lopove
- radite bez pauze jer ne mozete zakljucati radnju ako nema ko da vas zamijeni kako biste otisli barem do wc
- radite duplu smjenu kada je potrebno
-raspored dobijate dan prije pocetka radne sedmice, koji ce u toku sedmice biti promijenjen bez pitanja da li vam to odgovara i imate li nekih planova npr
- ukoliko radnja nije posjecena, vi ste krivi jer “odbijate” kupce
-dolazit cete u 6 ujutru da lijepite dekleracije na robu te nakon toga idete regularno u smjenu
obecava vam se kako ce vam se platiti sve, sto naravno nije slucaj
-kada dodjete zaduzujete radnu opremu, a majica koju dobijete je nosena Bog zna koliko i uopste nije oprana npr
-ukoliko ostetite neki proizvod u radnji (npr. dugme na mobitelu) obracunava se ukupna cijena telefona a ne samo popravak, pa onda hoce da vam naplate stetu u hiljadama umjesto samo cijenu popravke uredjaja
-za prijatelje doticnog direktora postoje posebna pravila i popusti, te ste vi krivi ukoliko niste skontali da je neko prijatelj od direktora i pokusali mu prodati nesto po regularnoj cijeni, kao da morate znati njegovo porodicno stablo

- morate da stojite citavu smjenu, ne smijete se nasloniti na sto, ne smijete prekrstiri ruke, staviti u dzep, ne smijete sjesti, ne smijete nista jesti niti piti, koristiti telefon itd itd

Bilo je tu jos svega, te vas gledaju samo kao roba koji je tu privremeno i morate biti dostupni za posao 0-24, ukoliko niste uspjeli da smirite nervoznog kupca jer je kupio uredjaj koji ne radi, dobijete opomenu jer nemate empatije…

Pored mene, sve kolege su bile maksimalno par mjeseci i masovno se daju otkazi jer radnici pucaju pod njihovim pritiskom

Da li je jos neko radio ovdje i kakva su iskustva bile prije ili je ovo sada samo???

Hi, I have an urgent question. I am on vacation with my coffe fueled girlfriend in Bosnia and Herzegovina and we forgotten to bring beans. We are staying in Mostar, then Banja Luka. Are there any good coffe places get coffe to go or buy beans? We saw that there are some places in Sarajevo, but we are not going to that city.

I have found Fabrika to be So far best but not up to our standards.

Thank you in advance for any help.

I work remotely so finance isn't problem I make more than avg Bosnian income so I can survive

Hello guys hope everyone doing well and good , I am here to request help regarding my situation, so basically I am algerian we don't have bosnian embassy here so I can't ask there and I need help to sort out my situation I was born in bosnia and I have the bosnian citizenship and jmbg + birth certificates but I have spent most of my life in algeria where I'm descendant, I want to know how can I apply for the bosnian passport and if I even can or not , if anyone been through the same situation please help,

Thank you!

Injazat future real estate company from Kuwait has torn through land near Visoko in Bosnia and Herzegovina and destroyed trees and land the size of 80 fudball fields and treated this place like it is theirs to exploit. It is NOT. This damage is not just unacceptable, it is unlawful and it will not stand. Our land is NOT your profit zone. If you are from Kuwait and reading this let your people know you are not welcome here to destroy our land!

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I’m a third-year student, 22 years old. I spend almost my entire day occupied — usually 6–7 hours at university, plus 4 hours commuting home (2 hours each way).

What I’ve noticed is that I’m much more energetic when I’m out of the house. When I’m at home, I don’t feel like doing anything and I just feel sleepy all the time. I tend to postpone my university work until the very last minute and only start the day before, when I know I can’t delay it any longer. I’ve tried making schedules for myself, planning what to do and when, but I never actually stick to them. Just the other day, I made a schedule and felt really optimistic that I’d start working right away, but when I got home I was exhausted and just went straight to sleep.

I’m also jealous of people who have free weekends and can go on trips or little getaways. I wish I could do that too. Technically, I probably could, since I procrastinate on my assignments anyway, but even when I go somewhere, all I can think about are my responsibilities. I want to be able to relax without constantly thinking about everything I have to do.

Another thing is that my classmates seem to work all the time, and sometimes we still finish at the same time — them, after starting several days earlier, and me, after starting just the day before. Of course, sometimes our results are different, but sometimes they’re the same. When I complain to people about how I feel and tell them I feel lazy, they usually say I’m not lazy because I’m always working. But I feel like it only looks that way because I have so many assignments and deadlines. If I didn’t have those, they probably wouldn’t say that.

Life at home feels incredibly boring to me. I wish I had the opportunity to travel somewhere or at least go out into nature more often. The problem is that I live far away from everything, so I need transportation for almost anything. Public transport is infrequent on weekends, so it’s usually not worth taking.

We do have a car, but it belongs to my brother, and my parents have never really let me drive it much, even though I got my license four years ago. I used to ask if I could drive, and they’d let me sometimes, but only if my brother was in the car with me. Otherwise, they wouldn’t allow it. My brother says I know how to drive, but he always makes nervous sounds like he’s scared whenever I’m driving, and I can feel him expecting me to make some mistake so we can switch and he can take over. It really frustrates me, and lately it’s made me lose interest in driving altogether. I told my mom that, but she just keeps saying everything will change once I buy my own car. That feels very far away, considering we’re not in a great financial situation.

Sometimes I ask my brother if we can go somewhere in nature for a walk or something, but it’s not really the same. He’s more the type of person who likes driving around the city, while I’d rather actually go out into nature. Recently, he injured his leg, which makes walking difficult for him, so even that isn’t really an option right now.

I don’t even ask my mom anymore, because whenever we go somewhere she sits in the back seat watching my brother drive and constantly comments — telling him to slow down, watch the speed limit, or warning him about people on the road. Honestly, it’s started irritating me too, not just him. On top of that, she often gets stomach problems whenever she has to leave the house, and I’m tired of constantly hearing about how her stomach hurts.

It also bothers me that I never really trained in any sport or seriously pursued any activity growing up. As I mentioned, my family hasn’t been in the best financial situation, so paying for classes or courses wasn’t really possible. And when I was younger, we didn’t even have a car, while most of those activities happened late in the evening.

This morning I was telling my mom how sad I am that I never got the chance to do any of that, and then she started talking about how she regrets that we didn’t build a canopy when we were working on the roof of the house.

Also, ever since I started practicing my faith and wearing the hijab, I’ve felt the desire to find someone, but it’s not that easy. Even though I live in a predominantly Muslim country, many people don’t really practice Islam consistently, or they only practice it occasionally. To put it better, they’re Muslim only when it suits them.

I’m in sarajevo for tonight any place where they play NL TexasHoldem cashgame 1-2/2-4 or 5-5

Hello, I am flying to Sarajevo this summer with my 3 kids (ages 8, 10, 12). We will go to Mostar after a few days in Sarajevo and then from here I am a bit torn. We will be making our way up to Slovenia.. My question is:

a) Do we hire a taxi to take us from Mostar to Una National Park to stop for a few days before we go up to Ljubjlana also by taxi? This looks to be quite expensive...

or

b) Do we take public transport from Mostar to Split and rent a car in Split (maybe stop in Zadar or Livno?) and drive up to Ljubjlana?

Hello everyone!

Tomorrow, I’ll be visiting Sarajevo on May 1st and 2nd with two friends. We’ve just found out that many places may be closed due to a public holiday.

Does anyone have tips for visiting the city during this period? Are there any special events happening, for example?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I'm going to Bosnia in a few days and had read that most places accepted cash. I currently have £200 in cash, should i change it to euros while I'm still here in the UK or should I exchange it at Sarajevo airport? This is for taxi payment to go to my Airbnb! Heard that it's not recommended to change it at the airport due to it being expensive. And I was planning to change most of my cash to BAM in Old Town later AND also heard that they also charge extra on pound compared to euro? (idk if this is true but that's what i read from facebook and reddit)

HELP ME PLEASE