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A Handed Missus posted:Dzerzhinsk isn't all bad. On the way out.
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A Handed Missus posted:Notable people All who had sex with her died of radiation poisoning.
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From the Extreme North wiki, " According to the List, the Extreme North territories will be subdivided into two categories: "zone of extreme discomfort" and "zone of absolute discomfort"." Sounds like a great time.
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ProPaynis posted:From the Extreme North wiki, " According to the List, the Extreme North territories will be subdivided into two categories: "zone of extreme discomfort" and "zone of absolute discomfort"." TBH, that sounds like something out of an angsty anime.
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ProPaynis posted:From the Extreme North wiki, " According to the List, the Extreme North territories will be subdivided into two categories: "zone of extreme discomfort" and "zone of absolute discomfort"." Also featured: the Forbidden Zone, the Death Zone, and the Zone of No Return.
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ProPaynis posted:From the Extreme North wiki, " According to the List, the Extreme North territories will be subdivided into two categories: "zone of extreme discomfort" and "zone of absolute discomfort"." Zone of Absolute Discomfort pictures here http://www.panos.co.uk/stories/2-13-1590-2084/Justin-Jin/Zone-of-Absolute-Discomfort/ Some great pics there:     
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from the link abovequote:Workers test a gas drilling facility at the Kumzhinskoe Gas Field, located in the delta of Pechora River, 60 km from Narjan-Mar, a city in Russia's Arctic. In 1979, an explosion in one of the wells caused an uncontrolled gas fountain, with the condensate polluting huge areas of the tundra around, including the Pechora River. In May 25, 1981, the Soviets tried to collapse the field with an underground nuclear explosion at 1470 m depth. The explosion caused even more damage and pollution. After that the field was closed and the area marked a nature reserve. Recently, more gas was found in the area. In 2007, then-President Vladimir Putin signed a decree demarcating the area from the nature reserve so that drilling work can begin. lol
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i' m the worker going a thous and meters down a hellhole of radiation and gas and i loving love vladimair putin but i am NOT comfortable
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Mar 20, 2015 18:36
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I wasnt't 100% sure at first, but sure enough, that's a scantily clad Zone of Absolute Discomfort-prostitute. 
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Grim Up North posted:I wasnt't 100% sure at first, but sure enough, that's a scantily clad Zone of Absolute Discomfort-prostitute. she's pretty heavily clad actually
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Lufiron posted:from the link above https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iB9QYaSVEo
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Mar 20, 2015 19:30
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Grim Up North posted:I wasnt't 100% sure at first, but sure enough, that's a scantily clad Zone of Absolute Discomfort-prostitute. You also have a strong username + post combo, so +5 rep to you.
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Mar 20, 2015 19:41
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spud posted:All who had sex with her died of radiation poisoning. worth the risk imo
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Mar 20, 2015 19:48
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Frog Act posted:she's pretty heavily clad actually by norilsk standards she's basically naked
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Mar 20, 2015 19:59
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spud posted:Zone of Absolute Discomfort pictures here Such is life in the Zone.
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Mar 20, 2015 19:59
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spud posted:Zone of Absolute Discomfort pictures here The caption for this photo is awesome: quote:Dead trees near the nickel procesing facility at Nikel in the Russian Arctic. Sulphur dioxide emitted from the factory has killed vegetation, polluted ground water and causes asthma, especially among children. The factory was built in 1937 during Stalin's rule. In 2001, Norway gave Norilsk Nickel, the head company, 32 million euros to modernise the facility and cut the pollution. The money disappeared, but the factory was not improved.  
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spud posted:Found this by accident: Found this http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1433085&highlight=
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Mar 20, 2015 20:01
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spud posted:Zone of Absolute Discomfort pictures here
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Mar 20, 2015 20:02
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Genesis P. Orridge
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Mar 20, 2015 20:02
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is Russia like the place Norway goes to get their unethical poo poo on Union Carbide style?
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Jim Barris posted:I thought the woman on the right here was in her forties at least but, no, she is nineteen years old Norilsk teen develops thick layer of blubber to survive winter
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Mar 20, 2015 20:03
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Jonad posted:Norilsk teen develops thick layer of blubber to survive winter 
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Mar 20, 2015 20:09
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CEO of Norilsk Nickel is the richest person in Russia btw 14,8 bn $
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fatherboxx posted:CEO of Norilsk Nickel is the richest person in Russia btw seems p. chill
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fatherboxx posted:CEO of Norilsk Nickel is the richest person in Russia btw No problem with people die, is not like potato....we make more, yes? Here is $100million for troubles.
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fatherboxx posted:CEO of Norilsk Nickel is the richest person in Russia btw living the dream
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Mar 20, 2015 21:02
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Pretty sure her mam is Kalstrams' avatar. 
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beato posted:Pretty sure her mam is Kalstrams' avatar. no that is younger sister called olga.
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Mar 20, 2015 23:30
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beato posted:Pretty sure her mam is Kalstrams' avatar.  see, same coat
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Alan Smithee posted:is Russia like the place Norway goes to get their unethical poo poo on Union Carbide style? Nah, we just toss money at them and/or send over a few eco-activists to try and limit how much pollution drifts across the border. Same reason we helped pay for slightly better storage for their scrap nuke sub reactors. (There's not much Norwegian industry in Russia. They are apparently hard and unpredictable to deal with, so you'd risk your expensive new factory suddenly running into regulations requiring a majority Russian ownership, or weird new taxes, or the mafia wanting a cut, or import restrictions for the raw materials, or ...) I think our major export to them is salmon. Absolutely no idea what the largest import is. Vodka, maybe? If so, that's a remarkably timeless exchange. Computer viking fucked around with this message at 03:12 on Mar 21, 2015 |
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kalstrams posted:is same woman, just year later
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I came here to post this 
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serious norman posted:Genesis P. Orridge I came here to post this
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Jim Barris posted:I thought the woman on the right here was in her forties at least but, no, she is nineteen years old
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katlington posted:Geidi Prime Harkonnens were better rulers.
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Harkonnens used their weather control sateltites to make their homeworld a desolate piece of poo poo. Something tells me the Russians would probably at least improve their climate if it were as easy as pointing a satelite at their biggest shithole.
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