Do they get along?

no

>>212146015 (OP)
no

what happens here

>>212146015 (OP)
Yes

>>212146148
Youtubers moving there to avoid paying taxes

>>212146015 (OP)
they used to when we were running shit

>>212146015 (OP)
why arent they a single country?

>>212146015 (OP)
Not at all, portugal and andorra HATE eachother

>>212146148
Cured meats and funky ciders is my guess

>>212146199
Portugal was a base from Protestantism in quintessential Papist peninsula in the context of 30 Years War that basically decided if Protestants or Catholic were the ones to hold the power in Europe for the next 200 years.

>>212146015 (OP)
Love-hate relation.

>>212146015 (OP)
Spaniards have a bunch of hate jerk fan fics about us but other than that we are each other's biggest friends

>>212146197
You were serving arabs, not dictating anything

>>212146015 (OP)
I love the Spanish anons who live in that stretch between Malaga and Marbella, the others can hang

>>212146292
Or maybe we were an independent country from Leon who then had to teach Castillian nigg*rs how to behave

>>212146148
ski resorts and low taxes

People don't think about this a lot, but Portuguese people and Spanish people are quite apart from one another, and Portuguese people are quite "insular" in relation to Europe.
Historically we've been enemies in the scope of larger Euro conflicts, mostly because Spain sided with France and Portugal sided with England.
When not fighting these euro-wars both countries held great diplomacy between each other.

Nowadays it's all within the greater E.U., and I'd say we get along with Spain as well as we do with France, Germany, etc.

>>212146148
Youtubers avoiding taxes and pay the goverment to avoid a free language course (A1 catalan, the lowest difficulty)

>>212146148
Cheap cigarettes

>>212150643
Here's my personal ranking of intra-EU countries we're more contentious towards, in descending order, more to least:
>dutch
>spain
>french
>(irrelevant/no opinion)
>bongs
>switzerland

>>212146148
A couple of ski resorts about 200 and 100 km respectively ( nice for families but not the most challenging runs), overpriced boutiques, a nice thermal baths, and paid parking everywhere.

>>212146148
They have two princes, one is a bishop and one is whoever the leader of France is

>>212146208
You would be surprised of the amount of Portuguese immigrants living there, the nationals called them "Porto goes" but not despectively. Now argentinians are migrating there for hospitality jobs.

>>212147931
Vgh

>>212151657
"Porrongos" like I said not despectively, or at least that's what they told me.

>Spain
>conquered by the Romans
cringe

>Portugal
>Viriato
>Romanorum (terror of the Romans)
based

>>212151829
Status of the Lusitanians and their language?

>>212146015 (OP)
We pretend the other doesn't exist

>>212151874
Extremadura was the land of Viratio, from which the conquerors of Chile came. They were replaced, but was from which the conquerors of Chile came. My respects.

>>212152073
Extremadura was developed by Emperor Augustus

Extremadura was created for the veterans of the Roman legions V Alaudae and X Gemina

>>212146015 (OP)
We do not care about them and they do not care about us. Just ambivalence all around. Yeah, there are a few jokes about them wanting to conquer us, but really they just come here to vacation. There is some annoyance over dams and whatnot, but very minor. I suppose that might grow worse if their country does become a desert. Still, it's mostly just indifference from both sides. I don't think there's a feeling of brotherhood that you might see, say, between Nordics. The closest to that (in our case) is Galiza, and it's one-sided on their part, no one here cares about them. They are better off without us too, they'd instantly be the richest part of the country if they joined us, and everyone would leech off them.

>>212152217
>There is some annoyance over dams and whatnot, but very minor
That will change sooner than some would like to think. Spanish farmers already chimp out daily over wanting to build a tagus dam.

>>212151874
Gone but we are their spiritual successors, it's why things associated with Portugal have a "luso" prefix, like luso-descendant or why Portuguese speakers are known as Lusophones

>>212152497
>it's why things associated with Portugal have a "luso" prefix, like luso-descendant or why Portuguese speakers are known as Lusophones
No that's because you're a bunch of LARPers
At least you don't LARP as Suebi

>>212152109
>>212152148
Cope
the true king of Extremadura

>>212152497
That's just a LARP promoted by the intellectual elites to try to claim a national identity where there wasn't a cohesive one, in an effort to make the locals more resilient to external influence. We're a nation of mongrels from the beginning. The lusitanian culture was almost entirely unknown when we started adopting it, it still is largely, we just picked it out of the lot because of the convenient geographical proximity, we could just as well have claimed cultural or "spiritual" (whatever that means) continuity to the Ofíusa, an older people who at least had cool imagery we know about, surrounding snakes.

>>212150643
Spain needs more migrants asap