We Romanians don’t claim the Tate brothers.🤢

Yeah, Romania is still pretty traditional. Sucks for those who have no choice. But I personally sought out this lifestyle. Being dicked down and doing housework are 2 of my favorite things. Love being a bangmaid.

Yes. It’s called Mărțisor. Made those on 1 March. Women received and wear those (usually on their wrists).

We don’t either but I made those pancakes on 1 March which is a holiday called Mărțișor and those red and white strings are the symbol of it. Women receive and wear those.

In Romanian, “plăcintă / plăcinte” (which sound very similar) means pie/pies.

Open wide, boys, papochka Putin’s cumming; don’t waste a drop!🤬

Are they also the thin rollable kind? Or the thick, stackable American kind?

I meant it more like what do pancakes look like in your country. What does the word represent. American pancakes: