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Recycling bag, created on base of recycled material
rossen · Thursday, 15 February - 08:49
This bag is developed by recycled products. The material is tiny and can not be used for long time. On other hand i need of protector for my keyboard. So i use the broken bag to give it 3th cycle of usage.
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330300
rossen · Saturday, 27 January - 07:16 edit
My Volvo at 330300
Update: 331122 :)
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Frozen heart of samodiva - замръзнало сърце на самодива
rossen · Friday, 26 January - 12:40
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[song][video] Mystica - Dying Dreams
rossen · Wednesday, 24 January - 16:42
Artist: Mystica Album: Dreams In Real Forms Year: 2008 Genre: Progressive Metal Video is created with acceptance of Mystica, band from Bulgaria Video: Rossen Karpuzov Video license: CC-BY
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Siri as chalga lady with pumped lips
rossen · Thursday, 11 January - 21:09
Some interesting AI generated pictures. Following the style tendencies in Bulgaria to pump lips. The keywords are: "Siri as chalga lady with pumped lips"
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I need of help - where is 28
rossen · Wednesday, 10 January - 16:38
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Честита нова година!
rossen · Sunday, 31 December - 22:31
Честита нова година! С пожелания за здраве и щастие навред през следващата година на всички! С пожелания за много сбъднати мечти! С пожелание за световен мир и просперитет на мирните граждани!
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Нова година, но някои хора винаги ще ги помним
rossen · Sunday, 31 December - 11:16
Хората, които винаги ще помним през годините
Това са моите мама и татко - Румянка Карпузова (23.05.1954 - 16.08.2002) Величко Карпузов (16.06.1949 - 01.12.2014)
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Lady of the Dark
rossen · Sunday, 24 December - 19:34 · 1 minute
Milunka Savić was born on June 28, 1888, in the village of Koprivnica, Serbia. She was one of the few women who actively fought in the Great War and would go on to become one of the most decorated women in military history.
There aren’t really any records of her family background or her childhood, but she had a brother because she joined the Serbian military in 1912 posing as a man to take his place. There are claims that she did this so he wouldn’t have to serve.
Milunka wanted to see active duty, and women were only allowed to be medical staff at that time. She soon got plenty of action, fighting in both Balkan Wars with a unit known as the Iron Regiment, and was promoted to Corporal.
She was wounded at the Battle of Bregalnica in the second war by a Bulgarian grenade and it was the field surgeons who discovered that she was, in fact, a woman.
She recovered, but the high-ranking officers wondered what to do with her. She was a brilliant soldier, so punishment wasn’t an option, and the military deployment that resulted in her gender reveal was her tenth deployment. They decided to offer her a transfer to nursing, which she refused. According to records, she was standing at attention and said she wanted to fight battles for her country and would only accept active service. The officer facing her said he’d think it over and give her an answer the next day. Still standing at attention, she reportedly said: “I will wait”. He only made her wait for an hour before giving her the green light and another chance at fighting.
Read The full story on Sabaton's web page: https://www.sabaton.net/historical-facts/milunka-savic-dies/
