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Killer-of-Lawyers posted:We didn't sanction food, so uh... you can thank yourselves? The right for response sanctions (and violation of the rules of the WTO) we received after the USA and the EU imposed sanctions.)))
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Nobody in the West cares that you aren't eating Western food anymore.
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Oct 19, 2014 04:11
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Fojar38 posted:Nobody in the West cares that you aren't eating Western food anymore. Well it is good. It means that we won't see the Lithuanian sour cream, milk and awful Polish apples in our shops any more. It is seen favourably both for the West, and for Russia.)
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Oct 19, 2014 04:26
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utjkju posted:Well it is good. It means that we won't see the Lithuanian sour cream, milk and awful Polish apples in our shops any more. It is seen favourably both for the West, and for Russia.) We don't care where we source our food from in America, we care about how tasty it is.
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Oct 19, 2014 04:37
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It isn't seen "favorably." It isn't seen at all. We had headlines for a day about how Russia was banning food imports, rolled our eyes, and forgot about it. That is how off-the-radar it is.
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Oct 19, 2014 04:38
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My Imaginary GF posted:We don't care where we source our food from in America, we care about how tasty it is. Unless it is a Republican administration, then we just change the names of the food.
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Oct 19, 2014 04:40
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utjkju posted:Well it is good. It means that we won't see the Lithuanian sour cream, milk and awful Polish apples in our shops any more. It is seen favourably both for the West, and for Russia.) If they are so bad then how come enough Russians were still buying them to make them worthwhile importing?
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Fojar38 posted:It isn't seen "favorably." It isn't seen at all. We had headlines for a day about how Russia was banning food imports, rolled our eyes, and forgot about it. That is how off-the-radar it is. Badly you care. The food of your producers has awful taste and quality. Fojar38 posted:It isn't seen "favorably." It isn't seen at all. That's wonderful. Since allows to violate rules of the WTO. I would be very glad if Russia left from WTO.)
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Oct 19, 2014 04:48
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Typo posted:If they are so bad then how come enough Russians were still buying them to make them worthwhile importing?
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Oct 19, 2014 04:50
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Typo posted:If they are so bad then how come enough Russians were still buying them to make them worthwhile importing? Rules of the WTO constrained development of our producers. People had no alternative. In the summer as soon as our government forbade import of the Polish apples, people could buy apples from Krasnodar. Many people said that the Polish apples were with taste of plastic, and the Krasnodar apples smell as apples. Muscovites much wrote in the summer about tasty Krasnodar apples.) (it is only one example)
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Oct 19, 2014 04:56
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utjkju posted:Rules of the WTO constrained development of our producers. People had no alternative. In the summer as soon as our government forbade import of the Polish apples, people could buy apples from Krasnodar. Many people said that the Polish apples were with taste of plastic, and the Krasnodar apples smell as apples. Muscovites much wrote in the summer about tasty Krasnodar apples.) (it is only one example) So basically you're just lying here, Krasnodar apples are notorious for being mediocre at best. But then you live in trash city long considered fit only for exiles, so perhaps you are used to such conditions.
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Nintendo Kid posted:So basically you're just lying here, Krasnodar apples are notorious for being mediocre at best. But then you live in trash city long considered fit only for exiles, so perhaps you are used to such conditions. And what you can tell interesting about Tomsk? You are the person who was banished to Tomsk?))))) And of course, usual apples smell as usual apples, and exclusive Polish apples smell as plastic.)))) utjkju fucked around with this message at 05:31 on Oct 19, 2014 |
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utjkju posted:And what you can tell interesting about Tomsk? You are the person who was banished to Tomsk?))))) There is nothing interesting about Tomsk. That's why you're there, after all, that's why you think accepting current lovely russian products is a smart and good thing.
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Nintendo Kid posted:There is nothing interesting about Tomsk. That's why you're there, after all, that's why you think accepting current lovely russian products is a smart and good thing. Of course. In Tomsk there is nothing interesting. The magic grass is sold only in EC and Ukraine.))))
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utjkju posted:Of course. In Tomsk there is nothing interesting. The magic grass is sold only in EC and Ukraine.)))) So you're a major importer then? Goes against your principles wouldn't it?
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It's a good thing that Russia is known around the world as having the most doctors. When Ebola spreads across Africa, it will make Russia an extremely popular destination with upper-class Africans who are seeking treatment. e: We want patients to get good care. CSPAN Caller fucked around with this message at 05:45 on Oct 19, 2014 |
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Oct 19, 2014 05:42
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Nintendo Kid posted:So you're a major importer then? Goes against your principles wouldn't it? Well so it for you isn't present anything interesting, but not for me. I and without grass can enjoy life.
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utjkju posted:Well so it for you isn't present anything interesting, but not for me. I and without grass can enjoy life.
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CSPAN Caller posted:It's a good thing that Russia is known around the world as having the most doctors. When Ebola spreads across Africa, it will make Russia an extremely popular destination with upper-class Africans who are seeking treatment. If the Ebola extends across all Africa, it will mean that soldiers who were sent from the USA and doctors who were sent from the EU, didn't cope with the mission. That is the health care of the EU and the USA are a garbage.)
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utjkju posted:Well so it for you isn't present anything interesting, but not for me. I and without grass can enjoy life. Why all this talk about grass? We don't eat grass in America (well, outside of Portland, those crazy hipsters). We eat absolutely amazing food, that you can learn more about by watching here: http://checkplease.wttw.com Who needs grass when you can have this for supper: 
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Nessus posted:What about krokodil? Is that an issue in your town? Synthetic drugs are not a magic grass. They quickly kill. And Ukraine and the EU consumes year a magic grass, and they still are still living. The problem of drug addiction exists as well as in Europe. But if in Holland drugs are legalized as well as LGBT, in Russia any kind of drug addiction is forbidden.
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Oct 19, 2014 06:16
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My Imaginary GF posted:Why all this talk about grass? We don't eat grass in America (well, outside of Portland, those crazy hipsters). We eat absolutely amazing food, that you can learn more about by watching here: On your picture definitely there is a grass.)))
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Oct 19, 2014 06:21
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utjkju posted:On your picture definitely there is a grass.))) Well, technically, beer is made with grass. I don't care if what I eat has grass or what I drink used grass, it tastes good so I have it. Do you have photos from restaurants in Tomsk?
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Oct 19, 2014 06:26
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My Imaginary GF posted:Well, technically, beer is made with grass. I don't care if what I eat has grass or what I drink used grass, it tastes good so I have it. I showed restaurants of Tomsk in a subject about Siberia. Well and in my subject there are a lot of photos of food which we love.
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utjkju posted:Synthetic drugs are not a magic grass. They quickly kill. And Ukraine and the EU consumes year a magic grass, and they still are still living.
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Nessus posted:Your parallelism to our American conservatives is amazing. Do you feel that this modern rock and roll music should be turned down? If you owned a house or dacha with a lawn, would you want those drat kids to cease playing on it? Putin has very wide appeal across European and American right-wing conservatives.
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utjkju posted:I showed restaurants of Tomsk in a subject about Siberia. Would you ever inhale cannabis?
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Nessus posted:Your parallelism to our American conservatives is amazing. Do you feel that this modern rock and roll music should be turned down? If you owned a house or dacha with a lawn, would you want those drat kids to cease playing on it? Hmm... Your magic grass was stronger, than I assumed...)))
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Typo posted:Would you ever inhale cannabis? You want to share the experience?
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utjkju posted:You want to share the experience? Are you offering, or asking what his experience with cannabis is? Cannabis is legal in some states in America.
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Oct 19, 2014 06:46
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utjkju posted:Hmm... Your magic grass was stronger, than I assumed...)))
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utjkju posted:You want to share the experience? I had a pretty good experience with it and I strongly recommend it if you ever go to Vancouver in Canada or the Netherlands.
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My Imaginary GF posted:Are you offering, or asking what his experience with cannabis is? Cannabis is legal in some states in America. I ask. I don't need Cannabis.) Even smoking of tobacco is a drug addiction (I don't smoke). At us differentiate narcotic dependences on social harm which they render. I didn't know that in the USA cannabis is legal. At us it is considered that addicts people become because they can't cope with problems. That is it is weak, weak-willed people or criminal persons... Nessus posted:Are you familiar with the American television character "Archie Bunker"? Not.
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utjkju posted:I ask. I don't need Cannabis.) Here, we tend to consider illegal drug addiction to either be a disease that needs treatment or a criminal offense requiring incarceration. Strangely, for reasons unclear, it is a disease when the offender is wealthy and a crime when the offender is poor. Of course, it's also illegal to drive and so forth while drunk, even though alcohol is legal for adults. The rising attitude is that cannabis is, at worst, merely as bad as alcohol.
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Oct 19, 2014 07:10
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Utjkju do you own an oar?
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Nessus posted:You should look him up - you would find him, it would seem, to have a very Russian attitude. In Russia alcoholic intoxication is the burdening circumstance of a crime. Alcohol is resolved for adults. But if the person has an irresistible desire to drink alcohol (even once a year a wine glass), it is an illness - alcoholism. Addicts are treated (heal?) only on a voluntary basis. Storage of drugs, drug trafficking - a criminal offense. (of course, for the medical sphere there are special strict rules). utjkju fucked around with this message at 07:26 on Oct 19, 2014 |
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You asked to be helped with your English in another thread, so I hope you don't take offense, but "grass" is a very archaic term, where I'm from at least. That's what my mother would call cannabis when she was young, these days it's "weed", "pot" or sometimes "green"? Hell, "dank", "nugs"; there are many, many terms for the stuff but "grass" makes it seem like you're roleplaying a Woodstock participant 
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My Imaginary GF posted:There's no separation of money and influence, I grant you that. You can't buy your own military and coup authority in Western political systems. At least, not directly. You have to work through several abstracted institutional structures to do so. You don't need a private army when a lobbyist and a backhander will do the job for you. Cute to suggest the USA or western world is somehow less corrupt than Russia though when it's just a different way of 'doing business'
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On the plus side less California Almonds being shipped to Russia means more almonds for the rest of Us(a).
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Lol at pot addiction. Has it actually been scientifically proven to be addictive? Utjku, not only is pot legal in California, but people smoke it in the open. If you're ever in San Francisco, I suggest you check out Dolores park. But then again, being surrounded by so many decadent westerners may cause you to experience an aneurism. awesome-express fucked around with this message at 14:08 on Oct 19, 2014 |
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