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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 Would.
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What's the exact opposite of Arrakhis in Dune, because Russia would be that. Complete with krokodile instead of melange.
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Tusen Takk posted:What's the exact opposite of Arrakhis in Dune, because Russia would be that. Complete with krokodile instead of melange. Somebody already said Geidi Prime
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Mar 21, 2015 06:26
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syscall girl posted:Somebody already said Geidi Prime Poop
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Mar 21, 2015 06:38
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Tusen Takk posted:Poop  I already said Orthanc because Saruman's jam was industrialization and loving up the environment. In the books he moves to the Shire at the end and starts making Galadriel's vision for Sam come true by wrecking up the place.
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Mar 21, 2015 06:53
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Well Salusa Secundus is never explicitly described except as a prison hell-planet thats brutal environment is the source of the emperors sardaukar so
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katlington posted:Well Salusa Secundus is never explicitly described except as a prison hell-planet thats brutal environment is the source of the emperors sardaukar so Nailed it.
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dude travels from north of siberia norilsk to teh far east Siberia from North to East. Part 1 : Norilsk Siberia from North to East. Part 2 : Dudinka Siberia from North to East. Part 3 : Along the Yenisei Siberia from North to East. Part 4 : Yeniseisk and Podtesovo Siberia from North to East. Part 5 : Krasnoyarsk Siberia from North to East. Part 6 : On the train, again Siberia from North to East. Part 7 : Khabarovsk
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Mar 21, 2015 16:23
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 every babushka wants a piece of potato liberator
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A Handed Missus posted:
Younger sister kiss soldier while older sister steal potato from pocket. Look very clever, until soldier rape both and potato is rock.
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Mar 21, 2015 17:50
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serious norman posted:dude travels from north of siberia norilsk to teh far east If you like this sort of thing, there's a great book by Slavomir Rawicz about a group of prisoners who escaped a Siberian gulag and walked to SE Asia, it's called The Long Walk: The True Story of a Trek to Freedom. I think there's a movie, too.
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Mar 21, 2015 18:02
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hemophilia posted: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. Putin's on the case. Ever hear about "global warming"?
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kalstrams posted:nothing special https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBEJCFiD1c0
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Computer viking posted: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. vodka costs 2 cents per bottle to manufacture and on average retails for 25 dollars.
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Top City Homo posted:vodka costs 2 cents per bottle to manufacture and on average retails for 25 dollars. Sounds like a great export, then? Also, Siberia looks remarkably nice. The cities are varying degrees of dreary, but the nature looks pretty and there are little corners that look like they could be quite cozy. Shame about the winters. Computer viking fucked around with this message at 22:38 on Mar 21, 2015 |
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Mar 21, 2015 22:35
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Computer viking posted:Sounds like a great export, then? Go to Yukon Territory if you want to see endless tundra without living in a lovely country
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spud posted:Zone of Absolute Discomfort pictures here 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. don't give money to russia idiots
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Tusen Takk posted:Go to Yukon Territory if you want to see endless tundra without living in a lovely country It's on my list - but we're not exactly lacking for forests and pretty mountains over here either.
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Imo the most amazing country to visit if you like mountains and forests is Norway
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Tusen Takk posted:Imo the most amazing country to visit if you like mountains and forests is Norway Especially if you have a lot of money you want to light on fire.
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Tusen Takk posted:Imo the most amazing country to visit if you like mountains and forests is Norway Jeg er ikke helt sikker på om det teller som å "besøke" landet om jeg alt er her, men joa. På den annen side ser Yukon og omegn passe dramatisk ut, og de har noen alvorlige fjell. Kanskje senere.  Nm : You've got to burn something to stay warm, so ...
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Computer viking posted:Jeg er ikke helt sikker på om det teller som å "besøke" landet om jeg alt er her, men joa. På den annen side ser Yukon og omegn passe dramatisk ut, og de har noen alvorlige fjell. Kanskje senere. Ja, fjellene er mye større i Nord-Amerika enn de er i Norge, men det er ikke så pen That being said michigan is so much colder than where I lived in Norway when I lived there 
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I'm currently eating out of a tin of "Masha & Medved" cookies. Why? Who the gently caress knows, they are cookies and I'm an American.
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Mar 22, 2015 00:54
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Tusen Takk posted:Ja, fjellene er mye større i Nord-Amerika enn de er i Norge, men det er ikke så pen Norway has the ocean warming it up. You have to get pretty far north or inland to get as cold as the midwest.
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nm posted:Especially if you have a lot of money you want to light on fire. yeah isn't that the country where a beer costs € 100 at least if you go to russia you'll be a billionaire compared to the locals
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FidgetyRat posted:I'm currently eating out of a tin of "Masha & Medved" cookies. Why? Who the gently caress knows, they are cookies and I'm an American. Russian exports infiltrating America. Putin genius.
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Safety Scissors posted:Russian exports infiltrating America. Putin genius. Also infiltrating Americans; corrupting their precious bodily fluids.
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safetyStanddown posted:If you like this sort of thing, there's a great book by Slavomir Rawicz about a group of prisoners who escaped a Siberian gulag and walked to SE Asia, it's called The Long Walk: The True Story of a Trek to Freedom. I think there's a movie, too. there was hints of cannibalism 
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Mar 22, 2015 04:37
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That Norilsk city is so far north that it has months-long nights, right? I want the go-to image for "dystopian hellhole" in my head to be accurate.
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HMS Interwebs posted:That Norilsk city is so far north that it has months-long nights, right? I want the go-to image for "dystopian hellhole" in my head to be accurate. 30 Days of Night
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welcum twenty pages ago
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safetyStanddown posted:If you like this sort of thing, there's a great book by Slavomir Rawicz about a group of prisoners who escaped a Siberian gulag and walked to SE Asia, it's called The Long Walk: The True Story of a Trek to Freedom. I think there's a movie, too. Its too bad though that the book / movie probed to be basically completely made up. Interesting stuff though.
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du -hast posted:Its too bad though that the book / movie probed to be basically completely made up. Haha what, it's completely made up? I kinda liked the movie, although I was waiting for the trek through the himalayas, and it never came. They just walked right through them in 5 seconds, then it was over. gently caress.
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safetyStanddown posted:If you like this sort of thing, there's a great book by Slavomir Rawicz about a group of prisoners who escaped a Siberian gulag and walked to SE Asia, it's called The Long Walk: The True Story of a Trek to Freedom. I think there's a movie, too. Its too bad though that the book / movie probed to be basically completely made up. Interesting stuff though. edit: how did this double post happen, RADIUM!!!!!!
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how do you double post a half hour apart
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Tardcore posted:how do you double post a half hour apart this is something i am also wondering, it was bizarre, it even showed that there was one unread post, and having clicked it, i turned out to be mine 
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Post not appearing until a next one's made is a recurring problem. People have complained about it in QCS quite a bit.
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