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redscare posted:Seeing a drunk man eat it into a snowbank (while walking to school) is a rite of passage of Russian childhood.
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HerStuddMuffin posted:I am rapidly growing tired of having to put your inane poo poo through Google translate. Either write in English or make it interesting/funny. TIA Тогда нет, блять. 
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Xerxes17 posted:Тогда нет, блять. всегда на русском! за родину! edit - похуй
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охуенно круто
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COOL CORN posted:edit - похуй 
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Xerxes17 posted:Well the corruption is going to be astronomical. going to be? http://www.themoscowtimes.com/busin...ral/526300.html quote:Russia's Prosecutor General said Monday that 7.5 billion rubles ($126 million) had been stolen during construction of a new spaceport in Russia’s Far East, news agency RIA Novosti reported.
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Actually, "stolen" in this context means that the bribes were not paid to the intended people.
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i can't imagine the position of prosecutor general being filled for longer than five minutes before the guy get's erased unless he takes the bribes
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Daugavpils, Salaspils.....what's the deal with the Pils? It makes me thirsty.
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JaucheCharly posted:Daugavpils, Salaspils.....what's the deal with the Pils? It makes me thirsty.
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How're the latvian females looking in general. Worth bringing the Pils to the Pils?
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JaucheCharly posted:How're the latvian females looking in general. Worth bringing the Pils to the Pils?
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kalstrams posted:whoah, 4th latvian on the forums 5th
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Monglo posted:5th 
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for Orthodox Russian Christmas I must repost my video of Jesus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftN_NB3QXJU
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Chemtrail posted:Salaspils memorial is also known as a place where bottom of barrel tier prostitutes hang around. Woah, I didn't know. How in the world is a concentration camp memorial a good place for hookers? Humanity  Actually, I liked the Baltish show, maybe they got their hands on some krokodil instead of glue. I loved that DJ contest bit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVm_SJBm_XI and this was just batshit crazy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJtvuKiw37I Back to Russia.avi, did the "no money, no honey" guys ever do anything else? These guys https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E94X_mVeANE / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qf0J2xzzfw btw I wrote my magister thesis on Baltic-German organizations in Latvia and the Weimar Republic in the interwar period, if anybody is interested (and can read German, I could post the link on academia)
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A Handed Missus posted:for Orthodox Russian Christmas I must repost my video of Jesus хочу такого как путин  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neiw_9QdAns
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Monglo posted:5th You guys keep this thread, the Poles'll take Eastern Europe.
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bignose posted:Woah, I didn't know. How in the world is a concentration camp memorial a good place for hookers? Humanity The two main dudes doing the segments did their best stuff while doing the old radioshow, which is a stuff of nightmares show with lovely puppets and reflects life in the early 90s Lithuania in a really creepy way. Shame it's all in lithuanian and noone ever bothered subtitling it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA0NuaLWJqo the crazyness should still carry trough.
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I know about Latvians, but where are the Lithuanians and Estonians?
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steinrokkan posted:I know about Latvians, but where are the Lithuanians and Estonians?  ). waitwhatno is estonian iircon the other hand, thecoach posting lithuanian subless video may be a lithuanian, so then we can form a self-deprecating drifecta itt 
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bignose posted:Woah, I didn't know. How in the world is a concentration camp memorial a good place for hookers? Humanity Its the combination of factors like the place is near the busy highway, in the woods and on the border of two municipalities, so cops don't bother.
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kalstrams posted:we dont have active lithuanians itt, that i'd remember in an instant at least (sorry Yes, i'm we can form the council of pribaltika now.
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Музыка водопроводных труб. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q121xZd7Vdo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ov6CoOfKDOY
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TheCoach posted:The two main dudes doing the segments did their best stuff while doing the old radioshow, which is a stuff of nightmares show with lovely puppets and reflects life in the early 90s Lithuania in a really creepy way. this could easily be something of the crazy dave tape, jesus  I also found some belarus.jpeg from last year  imgur seems to hate me, I can't upload anymore... if you have time (there's going to be a lot of uninteresting pics), you can check http://patrick-kirsch.eu/albums/belarus-1/
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Kirs posted:Музыка водопроводных труб. 
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Potato or cheese?
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Amazing in every way.
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steinrokkan posted:Potato or cheese?
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The 1999 Russian apartment bombings, which the Russian government says was the work of Chechens, is believed by some to be a false flag operation carried out by the government to justifythe second Chechen war. The Wikipedia page on the incidents is nonstop  quote:In March 2000, the Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta reported the account of Private Alexei Pinyayev of the 137th Regiment, who guarded a military facility near the city of Ryazan. He was surprised to see that "a storehouse with weapons and ammunition" contained sacks with the word "sugar" on them. The two paratroopers cut a hole in one of the bags and made tea with the sugar taken from the bag. But the taste of the tea was terrible. They became suspicious since people were talking about the explosions. The substance turned out to be hexogen. After the newspaper report, FSB officers "descended on Pinyayev's unit", accused them of "divulging a state secret" and told them, "You guys can't even imagine what serious business you've got yourselves tangled up in." The regiment later sued publishers of Novaya Gazeta for insulting the honour of the Russian Army, since there was no Private Alexei Pinyayev in the regiment, according to their statement.[69] At an FSB press conference, Private Pinyayev stated that there was no hexogen in the 137th Airborne Regiment and that he was hospitalised in December 1999 and no longer visited the range.[66] quote:On 13 September, just hours after the second explosion in Moscow, Russian Duma speaker Gennadiy Seleznyov of the Communist Party made an announcement, "I have just received a report. According to information from Rostov-on-Don, an apartment building in the city of Volgodonsk was blown up last night."[70][71][72][73][74] However, the bombing in Volgodonsk took place three days later, on 16 September. When the Volgodonsk bombing happened, Vladimir Zhirinovsky demanded an explanation in the Duma, but Seleznev turned his microphone off.[70] quote:The Russian Duma rejected two motions for parliamentary investigation of the Ryazan incident.[79][80] The Duma, on a pro-Kremlin party-line vote, voted to seal all materials related to the Ryazan incident for the next 75 years and forbade an investigation into what happened.[citation needed] quote:The commission of Sergei Kovalyov asked lawyer Mikhail Trepashkin to investigate the case. Trepashkin found that the basement of one of the bombed buildings was rented by FSB officer Vladimir Romanovich and that the latter was witnessed by several people. Trepashkin was unable to bring the evidence to court because he was arrested by FSB in October 2003 and imprisoned in Nizhny Tagil, allegedly for "disclosing state secrets", just a few days before he was to make his findings public.[81] He was sentenced by a military closed court to a four-year imprisonment.[82] Amnesty International issued a statement that, "[T]here are serious grounds to believe that Mikhail Trepashkin was arrested and convicted under falsified criminal charges".[83] Romanovich subsequently died in a hit and run accident in Cyprus. According to Trepashkin, his supervisors and FSB members promised not to arrest him if he left the Kovalyov commission and started working with the FSB "against Alexander Litvinenko".[84] William Bear fucked around with this message at 01:30 on Jan 8, 2016 |
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William Bear posted:The 1999 Russian apartment bombings, which the Russian government says was the work of Chechens, is believed by some to be a false flag operation carried out by the government to justifythe second Chechen war. The Wikipedia page on the incidents is nonstop Conveniently, the apartment bombings happened before the election and Putin was front and center calling for revenge. He also took a very active role in the Second Chechen War that followed, hamming it up for the cameras whenever possible and starting the whole Strong Leader image. He handily won the election (which had been pushed back because of the war, naturally) in large part due to the constant media saturation of his involvement.
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Also Alexander Litvinenko, who you may remember from such hits as being poisoned with polonium, wrote an entire book talking about the corruption and murder of the FSB and included a section not only on how the security services probably carried out the bombings but also how another bombing in Ryazan was only stopped by accident because some random bystanders and policemen happened to see three FSB agents planting hexogen in the basement of an apartment building, but then it turned out to be all just fine because it was just a training exercise where the FSB planted sacks of sugar (definitely not hexogen everybody and lab tests conducted by the FSB confirmed this so you know it's true) in the apartment building as a training exercise that was never announced to anyone and suspiciously resembled the actual bombings and was taking place just a few days later so really we should all just be glad the security services are on top of their game and go bomb Chechnya for all those other bombings.
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kalstrams posted:potato, dude forgot pot on the balcony I see, I thought it was potato in aspic
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Kirs posted:Музыка водопроводных труб. This is amazing. 
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ringu0 posted:Public transit infrastructure in the remote parts of Russia may consist of two excavators. Hard hats are optional.
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ACES CURE PLANES posted:Oh boy, new Kreosan, what are they getting up to this time? 
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