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(12-17-2015 12:29 PM)Valefor Wrote:  

Galicia is a weird mix, you'll find there the most conservative people in Spain (it's a PP stronghold and Franco's homeland) but you'll also find some of the most radical antifeixistes, usually related with soccer hooligans from Deportivo de La Coruña and Celta de Vigo, the kind you'll see claiming celtic legacy as a way to distinguish themselves from the rest of Spain.

They even have their own terrorist group, Resistencia Galega, but is very low-profile compared to ETA. The most interesting thing it's that the group define itself as independentista, socialista y feminista.

Never been to Galicia but I can attest to the fact that Spain is full of feminine little bitches like that. They talk big and are arrogant but back down quickly. They are also responsible for the horrible attitude among most Spanish women - here we call them 'pagafantas' or 'calzonazos' (when they're married or engaged).

Pagafantas = loosely translated 'someone who buys a Fanta' (a popular orange drink in Europe and AFAIK also in South America). Calzonazos = derives from 'calzoncillos' and 'calzones' both of which means underpants.