Comments by "Piccalilli Pit" (@piccalillipit9211) on "" video.

IVE LIVED IN BULGARIA for 14 years now and I now live in a "commi block" - my attitude has completely changed towards the architecture and indeed the commi blocks You have to remember when they were built they had not suffered 20 years of post Soviet collapse and neglect. Now they are being refurbished it is much easier to see them as pretty good solutions and in many many ways FAR superior to the American car-dependent suburb.
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IVE LIVED IN BULGARIA for 14 years now and I now live in a "commi block" - my attitude has completely changed towards the architecture and indeed the commi blocks. They are exactly as you describe and I love living in mine.
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@Georgi_Slavov Like all societies георги, they don't appreciate what they have and they long for what others have. Try living in an American suburb where you have to drive 15 km to get milk because no shops or businesses are allowed in the residential zones. You are in Sliven I guess...?
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IVE LIVED IN BULGARIA for 14 years now and I now live in a "commi block" - my attitude has completely changed towards the architecture and indeed the commi blocks , they are a great solution to housing needs and avoided the problems of the tower blocks in the UK.
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@Georgi_Slavov GO, Go live in America, it will make you really appreciate Bulgaria 😀
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@Georgi_Slavov - QUOTE "U.S. citizens traveling on regular tourist passports cannot stay more than a total of 90 days in Bulgaria within a 6 month-period without a Bulgarian visa." My American friend is going through the visa application process at the moment.
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@Georgi_Slavov It should be reciprocal.
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@Georgi_Slavov QUOTE: "What is a U.S. R B1/B2 visa? The United States Visa Type B1/B2 or B-1/B-2 is a temporary, nonimmigration visa that allows citizens of Bulgaria to conduct business and tourism to happen without worrying about two separate visas."
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