For quite a while music is played in the Brussels subway. Recently people noticed apart from Italian, Spanish and English music also French music was heard in the subways. After complaints of Flemish Belgians the subway company decided today that from now on people will also 'enjoy' Dutch music.
If you don't understand the fun element, I suggest you read this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-13725277.
Given the Dutch consider Belgium only as a stretch of concrete on their way to their vacation in Southern France and the French as a stretch of concrete on their way to freedom (i.c. hookers and marihuana), best thing off course would be to divide the country up to their two neighbouring countries.
If you don't understand the fun element, I suggest you read this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-13725277.
Given the Dutch consider Belgium only as a stretch of concrete on their way to their vacation in Southern France and the French as a stretch of concrete on their way to freedom (i.c. hookers and marihuana), best thing off course would be to divide the country up to their two neighbouring countries.
