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just a punk 06-24-2009 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by mabourque (Post 15992299)
But they have great Hockey players lol

Nope, our hockey players don't really play (because as any fascist like weekly knows - Russians can't do anything good) - they are simply cheating the opposite goalkeepers :1orglaugh

And, yeah.. the USA are using Russian rockets to reach the space orbit also because they (the rockets) just cheat the fortune and never blow up with cosmonauts aboard. As a matter of fact, they can't fly at all because they were designed by Russian mafia and assembled buy always drunk, gloomy and pessimistic Russian engineers :2 cents:

just a punk 06-24-2009 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by cykoe6 (Post 15992315)
Statements like this make it extremely clear that you have absolutely no idea what the fuck you are talking about. :error

But he sincerely believe he has. Looks like a serious mental pathology :disgust

Pleasurepays 06-24-2009 08:24 AM

a thing about Russia and Russians that people do not understand is the impact of communism on a society. when everything is scarce... when you can't just go out a buy clothes you want, but furniture, good food etc etc etc you have to hustle to get what you need as a basic fact of survival. additionally, people steal. everyone stole from the State which was largely viewed to be exploiting them and people largely had a very adversarial relationship with the government and authority in general since both were more often the source of oppression rather than the protector of your rights or provider. stealing throughout the history of the Soviet Union was just normal. you weren't stealing from companies or real people that actually got hurt.. you were stealing from the State. the same State that was failing to provide to begin with so it became a normal thing culturally to steal.

A lot of behaviors are going away very fast as Russia moves into a more westernized society. but people fail to understand the hardships that came with the fall of Communism and the struggle that people were forced to endure and where many are still forced to fight to survive today. People outside of Russia just don't understand what it meant to suddenly have your job and any work prospect evaporate... to have your pension evaporate and to have prices all around you sky rocket for every conceivable thing... and all at the same time. its hard to think about the future, plan for the future or think about working for the future when you didn't really know what that future was going to be. if you had the chance to steal 10,000 or have a job for 1,000 a month, stealing the 10,000 makes more sense when you are watching companies come and go, not pay employees after months of promises and so on.

the situation there and culture there is very complicated. it can't be explained to someone in the west, because they can never see the situation through anything but the western prism.

but saying they don't steal or scam etc is hardly correct. lying and stealing is very much a normal thing there. ripping off the place you work for is very much a normal thing there. fucking over any one that isn't family is very much a normal thing there. saying EVERYONE behaves the same way isn't fair... saying its common and might typify the vast majority of people isn't unfair at all.

LA Mike 06-24-2009 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by cykoe6 (Post 15987499)

LOL, I have no idea what they were saying but that video had me watching it. Kind of a cool beat to it..

Russian seems like it takes effort to speak more less try and sing. It just doesn't flow well

weekly 06-24-2009 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by mabourque (Post 15992299)
But they have great Hockey players lol

Almost as good as the Canadians

weekly 06-24-2009 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 15992329)
Nope, our hockey players don't really play (because as any fascist like weekly knows - Russians can't do anything good) - they are simply cheating the opposite goalkeepers :1orglaugh

And, yeah.. the USA are using Russian rockets to reach the space orbit also because they (the rockets) just cheat the fortune and never blow up with cosmonauts aboard. As a matter of fact, they can't fly at all because they were designed by Russian mafia and assembled buy always drunk, gloomy and pessimistic Russian engineers :2 cents:

Moron alert. You just said nothing. You have obviously never been in a Zhigholi plant and watched the workers sleeping on the line. LOL. You know so little.

Sid70 06-24-2009 09:01 AM

i guess i should write a book about it. Eastern Blockers for Dummies. Feel free to epass me 1/2.

weekly 06-24-2009 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 15992343)
But he sincerely believe he has. Looks like a serious mental pathology :disgust

You know as much about mental pathology as you do about the sorry state of your own country. Blind as a bat.

weekly 06-24-2009 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Pleasurepays (Post 15992352)
a thing about Russia and Russians that people do not understand is the impact of communism on a society. when everything is scarce... when you can't just go out a buy clothes you want, but furniture, good food etc etc etc you have to hustle to get what you need as a basic fact of survival. additionally, people steal. everyone stole from the State which was largely viewed to be exploiting them and people largely had a very adversarial relationship with the government and authority in general since both were more often the source of oppression rather than the protector of your rights or provider. stealing throughout the history of the Soviet Union was just normal. you weren't stealing from companies or real people that actually got hurt.. you were stealing from the State. the same State that was failing to provide to begin with so it became a normal thing culturally to steal.

A lot of behaviors are going away very fast as Russia moves into a more westernized society. but people fail to understand the hardships that came with the fall of Communism and the struggle that people were forced to endure and where many are still forced to fight to survive today. People outside of Russia just don't understand what it meant to suddenly have your job and any work prospect evaporate... to have your pension evaporate and to have prices all around you sky rocket for every conceivable thing... and all at the same time. its hard to think about the future, plan for the future or think about working for the future when you didn't really know what that future was going to be. if you had the chance to steal 10,000 or have a job for 1,000 a month, stealing the 10,000 makes more sense when you are watching companies come and go, not pay employees after months of promises and so on.

the situation there and culture there is very complicated. it can't be explained to someone in the west, because they can never see the situation through anything but the western prism.

but saying they don't steal or scam etc is hardly correct. lying and stealing is very much a normal thing there. ripping off the place you work for is very much a normal thing there. fucking over any one that isn't family is very much a normal thing there. saying EVERYONE behaves the same way isn't fair... saying its common and might typify the vast majority of people isn't unfair at all.

A study was done in Vladivostok among young people a few years back. They were asked what they wanted to be when they grew up. Something like 70 per cent of the girls wanted to be hookers and 80 per cent of the boys...you guessed it...Gangsters.

weekly 06-24-2009 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Adultmix (Post 15992486)
i guess i should write a book about it. Eastern Blockers for Dummies. Feel free to epass me 1/2.

It would be as thick as an encylopedia.

Sid70 06-24-2009 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Pleasurepays (Post 15992352)
a thing about Russia and Russians that people do not understand is the impact of communism on a society. when everything is scarce... when you can't just go out a buy clothes you want, but furniture, good food etc etc etc you have to hustle to get what you need as a basic fact of survival. additionally, people steal. everyone stole from the State which was largely viewed to be exploiting them and people largely had a very adversarial relationship with the government and authority in general since both were more often the source of oppression rather than the protector of your rights or provider. stealing throughout the history of the Soviet Union was just normal. you weren't stealing from companies or real people that actually got hurt.. you were stealing from the State. the same State that was failing to provide to begin with so it became a normal thing culturally to steal.

A lot of behaviors are going away very fast as Russia moves into a more westernized society. but people fail to understand the hardships that came with the fall of Communism and the struggle that people were forced to endure and where many are still forced to fight to survive today. People outside of Russia just don't understand what it meant to suddenly have your job and any work prospect evaporate... to have your pension evaporate and to have prices all around you sky rocket for every conceivable thing... and all at the same time. its hard to think about the future, plan for the future or think about working for the future when you didn't really know what that future was going to be. if you had the chance to steal 10,000 or have a job for 1,000 a month, stealing the 10,000 makes more sense when you are watching companies come and go, not pay employees after months of promises and so on.

the situation there and culture there is very complicated. it can't be explained to someone in the west, because they can never see the situation through anything but the western prism.

but saying they don't steal or scam etc is hardly correct. lying and stealing is very much a normal thing there. ripping off the place you work for is very much a normal thing there. fucking over any one that isn't family is very much a normal thing there. saying EVERYONE behaves the same way isn't fair... saying its common and might typify the vast majority of people isn't unfair at all.

good read. i agree.

Sid70 06-24-2009 09:09 AM

i would add that stealing and cheating is the biggest evil, because even colombian drug dealers sale short icqs and do their bidnis more or less honestly.

Phil 06-24-2009 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by weekly (Post 15992474)
Almost as good as the Canadians

Much better than canadians. Canadian chumps lost twice in WC and and in Olympics to mighty Russians. But you probably weren't watching, eh?

Phil 06-24-2009 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by weekly (Post 15992511)
A study was done in Vladivostok among young people a few years back. They were asked what they wanted to be when they grew up. Something like 70 per cent of the girls wanted to be hookers and 80 per cent of the boys...you guessed it...Gangsters.


Link please or leave. Stop blowing smoke out of your ass.

just a punk 06-24-2009 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Adultmix (Post 15992516)
good read. i agree.

Agree whit what? Being Russian (actually an Ukrainian) yourself are you agree that you will be "fuckin' over any one that isn't your family"? What's about your clients then? Should they trust you if you openly agreed with all quoted above?

just a punk 06-24-2009 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by CAMOKAT (Post 15992538)
Link please or leave. Stop blowing smoke out of your ass.

I believe he will be able to find a link to some brainwashing news like CNN or FOX. Do you remember that poll at bbc.co.uk where they were asking Russians: "how often we eat rats" and "how often we drink cologne water"? They were absolutely serious with that. Perhaps not less than weekly ("who knows all about Russia"). There was a flashmob on Russian boards regarding the BBC poll, and we all voted for "yes, I eat rats every day" and "yes, I love to drink a cologne water" and rose both counters up to 90% or so. As we say "какой вопрос, такой и ответ" (stupid answer to a stupid question).

DWB 06-24-2009 09:29 AM

Two Russians just got caught scamming Thai banks for a lot of money. Bank hackers.

RedGlamourStudio 06-24-2009 09:31 AM

about Russian Mentality...

Map of Ukraina before "occupation" by Russia - 1654 year

http://www.krotov.info/pictures/maps/17/ukraina.jpg

Map of Ukraina after "occupation" by Russia - 1992 year

http://siriys-info.com/uploads/map/m...raine-full.gif

Map of Georgia before "occupation" by Russia - 1762 year

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...a_map_1762.jpg

Map of Georgia after "occupation" by Russia - 1992 year

http://s51.radikal.ru/i132/0808/e8/e117c037fc40.jpg

any questions? for example, can you show me map of Ireland before and after occupation by United Kingdom or Holland before and after occupation by French Republic?

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Originally Posted by weekly (Post 15992511)
A study was done in Vladivostok among young people a few years back. They were asked what they wanted to be when they grew up. Something like 70 per cent of the girls wanted to be hookers and 80 per cent of the boys...you guessed it...Gangsters.

can you show me link to original text? Any idiot can say it

Sid70 06-24-2009 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 15992552)
Agree whit what? Being Russian (actually an Ukrainian) yourself are you agree that you will be "fuckin' over any one that isn't your family"? What's about your clients then? Should they trust you if you openly agreed with all quoted above?

I am special. And i have a proven record. Trust me it wasnt easy to build. But in general, i do not respect much my own nation, morons all around.

RedGlamourStudio 06-24-2009 09:38 AM

weekly, what % of gross national product of Georgians is made by remittances the Georgian from Russia? How many Georgians "thief in law" live in Russia?

just a punk 06-24-2009 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by DirtyWhiteBoy (Post 15992595)
Two Russians just got caught scamming Thai banks for a lot of money. Bank hackers.

So all Russian are scammers now. Right? :)

Phil 06-24-2009 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by DirtyWhiteBoy (Post 15992595)
Two Russians just got caught scamming Thai banks for a lot of money. Bank hackers.

two words for you: Bernard Madoff

was he Russian at some point? God Bless america for its total blindness.

Phil 06-24-2009 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 15992591)
I believe he will be able to find a link to some brainwashing news like CNN or FOX. Do you remember that poll at bbc.co.uk where they were asking Russians: "how often we eat rats" and "how often we drink cologne water"? They were absolutely serious with that. Perhaps not less than weekly ("who knows all about Russia"). There was a flashmob on Russian boards regarding the BBC poll, and we all voted for "yes, I eat rats every day" and "yes, I love to drink a cologne water" and rose both counters up to 90% or so. As we say "какой вопрос, такой и ответ" (stupid answer to a stupid question).

I drink cologne 3 times a day. More often on weekends.

Pleasurepays 06-24-2009 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by weekly (Post 15992511)
A study was done in Vladivostok among young people a few years back. They were asked what they wanted to be when they grew up. Something like 70 per cent of the girls wanted to be hookers and 80 per cent of the boys...you guessed it...Gangsters.

i lived in Vladivostok for 5 years. its pure 100% gangster. there is almost no law there at all. every body of government is its own organized crime network from police, to customs, to kgb etc etc etc... the regional legislature is full of gangsters because they are immune from prosecution as elected officials. even the governor (or Darkin if he is still governor) was a well known criminal figure... replacing Nazdratenko who was also a well known criminal figure that was powerful enough that even Putin wouldn't fire him.... but rather had to bribe him to get him to step down by putting him in control of the fisheries which is 100% criminal controlled as are all natural resources.

i could write a 100 books about the shit i experienced there and no one would believe a single word of it.

Pleasurepays 06-24-2009 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by weekly (Post 15992511)
A study was done in Vladivostok among young people a few years back. They were asked what they wanted to be when they grew up. Something like 70 per cent of the girls wanted to be hookers and 80 per cent of the boys...you guessed it...Gangsters.

also that should be put into its proper context "gangster" is synonymous with "businessman" in most parts of Russia. you can't be successful in any business without extensive criminal ties.

Pleasurepays 06-24-2009 10:14 AM

Primorye = Vladivostok Region (like a county)

Putin appointed representatives to report to him from the 89 regions of Russia once he was elected... this is one such report.
_______________________

Confidential

From Viktor Kondratov
Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in Primorye
22 Svetlanskaya Street
Vladivostok, 690110
Tel. 22-39-13
Fax 22-18-37,
N 277-c 19.06.97

To Ye. V. Savostianov
Deputy director
Head of the staff of the Administration of the President of Russia
Moscow

Beginning in 1993, the negative tendencies of local authorities' corruption and their uniting with the leaders of organized crime groups has continued to develop. The staff policy of choosing directors for governmental agencies based on the principle of personal faith significantly boosts the crisis in the social and economic spheres.

Following the governor's initiative, individuals who use their work in Primorye power structure for strengthening their own influence on the economic mechanism in order to increase their own wealth were appointed on the key positions in the local government. Besides, officials use both the law enforcement agencies and opportunities of working with organized crime leaders for their profit-seeking interests.

Thus, the first governor's deputy, K.B. Tolstoshein, while mayor of Vladivostok, actively participated in the process of illegal privatization of municipal property. Together with a leader of an organized crime group, Alexeyenkov, he conducted an unprecedented deal for selling the largest hotel, the Vladivostok, to Amis and Co. Company for virtually nothing. The stock exchange experts estimate the cost of the hotel as 40 billion rubles, while it was sold for 127 million [Editor's note: This was apparently during a time when the exchange rate was 6,000 rubles to the dollar, making the value of the hotel $6.7 million]. As a payment for such a "service," Tolstoshein's under-aged daughter received 20 percent of stock of the Amis and Co.

Along with illegal financial operations, Tolstoshein uses his connections with the leaders of criminal groups in order to conduct violent operations toward competitors and provide for the normal functioning of the commercial companies under his control, such as Oksitur, Voles, and Magnolia. As a punishment for the criticism on one of the Vladivostok Broadcasting Corporation's (VBC) radio programs, with the help from the criminal leader A.B. Makarenko, he organized abduction of radio reporters [Alexei] Sadykov and [Andrei] Zhuravlyov.

Because of the pressure on the detectives during the investigation of the criminal case, the police failed to reveal the cause of the attack on the reporters.

Together with the head of Vladivostok's Pervorechensky district, Mr. Dyomin, Tolstoshein helped the leaders of a criminal gang, the Babakekhyan brothers, to get control over the so-called Chinese market by reregistering documents on their names. He received a bribe for that in the form of a Lexus car of an approximate cost of $30,000.

Via his relatives, Tolstoshein founded the commercial companies Atlantida, Bgat, Spektr and others. The leaders of the largest and most stable criminal groups -- Kostenko, Alexeyenkov, Koptev, and Petrakov, who were sued for violent crimes many times -- are providing the companies' security. Tolstoshein's mother-in-law, Kutilova, 67, is a co-founder of eight commercial companies and has up to 35 percent of the stock in them.

For the assistance in getting favorable conditions for the commerce, Tolstoshein, having broken the law, received a five-room apartment worth 600 million rubles from V.G. Beloshapkin, director of Dalvemo.

Vice Governor V.S. Dubinin drew our attention while investigating Chechen community criminal leader P.A. Aldamov, who was involved in major financial machinations, money extortion from merchants, and the murder of a tax police officer. Dubinin used his power to assist Aldamov in organizing wholesale trade of oil products, investing illegal capital of the Chechen community into the region's economy, covering debts of the companies under his control from the regional budget.

In 1996, the local FSB office investigated a criminal case on Vice Governor M.B. Chechelnitsky, later the chairman of the Committee for Fuel Resources, who was conducting machinations concerning fuel deliveries for the region, together with the criminal leader I.V. Vorontsov, who has been convicted a several times, once for a murder. The investigation revealed that Chechelnitsky had misused 400 billion rubles out of the regional money. The criminal case was closed because of Chechelnitsky's sudden death.

According to the preliminary results of an audit the FSB conducted together with the Finances Ministry regional office on the companies delivering fuel, during the heating seasons of 1995-1996 and 1996-1997, fuel worth 100 billion rubles was not delivered to the region despite the contracts. This is regarding the fact that the governor directly controls the work of the heads of the Department for Household Maintenance and Committee for Fuel Resources, V.G. Chepik and S.B. Zorin.

In 1994, during the time of privatizing the largest fishery company, Primorrybprom, the corrupt connections of Vice Governor F.T. Novikov revealed themselves actively. Using his power, Novikov promoted for the position of the chairman of the board A.M. Brekhov, later arrested by regional prosecutors for organizing the contract killing of a former general director of the company, A.S. Zakharenko. Together with Brekhov, Novikov used the money of a Vladivostok criminal gang leader, O. Kozhemyako, and a Moscow criminal leader, Yu. I. Yesin, arrested by Italian police, to acquire a controlling block of shares of the company. Novikov's share was 27 percent.

In November of 1996, Adam Magomed Eminovich Imadayev was hired as the governor's advisor on national issues. This was the same person as Adam Mikhailovich Kovalyov. He drew the FSB attention as an individual who had two civilian passports. He used one of the passports to establish a commercial firm called Primorye Regional Accounting Chamber. We have just received evidence that Imadayev, with the help of [former] Vice Governor N.G. Sadomsky, is trying to organize an air company to fly from Grozny to the United Arab Emirates and other countries of the region. Considering the absence of border guard and customs regimes in Grozny, he plans to smuggle in expensive goods and food products.

Together with the revealed abuses of the law found in the Primorye Bank, which, following the regional administration's instruction, had concentrated all the budget-financed companies (we reported that to the first vice premier of the Russian Federation government, A. Chubais), there is a document confirming that [former] Vice Governor V.A. Kolesnichenko has a special account for 300 million rubles with 1,000 percent interest.

All the above has been reported following your order.

Pleasurepays 06-24-2009 10:24 AM

also... again, the above (or some of it) should be put in its proper context. you are talking about a time when the soviet union had just collapsed and it looked like the communist party was about to take power again. the entire nation was bankrupt and in shambles... so everyone was scrambling to get what they could and stash it away. it might not make a lot of sense to an american... but when you are trying to live on 90$ a month as a tenured university professor in a country that's falling apart and appears to have no future and you have the chance to rip off $500,000.00 from the local budget, school budget or whatever, with little to no chance of getting caught... you're most likely going to do it.

weekly 06-24-2009 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by CAMOKAT (Post 15992538)
Link please or leave. Stop blowing smoke out of your ass.

google please or are you lazy. Its an old story and I don't care to take time to search for your smokey lazy ass. I have a memory...something you might have lost in time with that keyboard in front of you. Now put up or shut up.

RedGlamourStudio 06-24-2009 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Pleasurepays (Post 15992678)
i lived in Vladivostok for 5 years. its pure 100% gangster.

I lived in Chertanovo (part of Moscow) in 1970-80 years...it was 100% criminal too and what's? May be speak about Chicago 1920-30?

weekly 06-24-2009 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 15992591)
I believe he will be able to find a link to some brainwashing news like CNN or FOX. Do you remember that poll at bbc.co.uk where they were asking Russians: "how often we eat rats" and "how often we drink cologne water"? They were absolutely serious with that. Perhaps not less than weekly ("who knows all about Russia"). There was a flashmob on Russian boards regarding the BBC poll, and we all voted for "yes, I eat rats every day" and "yes, I love to drink a cologne water" and rose both counters up to 90% or so. As we say "какой вопрос, такой и ответ" (stupid answer to a stupid question).

I thought you had hit the owned button, but you still can't resist...double owned. Now stop replying and following my posts or do the right thing and come out of the closet....duh...typical

Pleasurepays 06-24-2009 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by RedGlamourStudio (Post 15992793)
I lived in Chertanovo (part of Moscow) in 1970-80 years...it was 100% criminal too and what's? May be speak about Chicago 1920-30?

Chicago? the obvious difference is that you are comparing exceptions to the norm.

weekly 06-24-2009 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Pleasurepays (Post 15992713)
also that should be put into its proper context "gangster" is synonymous with "businessman" in most parts of Russia. you can't be successful in any business without extensive criminal ties.

Putin is KGB....says it all.

rvn 06-24-2009 10:41 AM

They have no internet connections in Russia. They keep brown bears as pets in their "izba". And they drink vodka from samovar. And I almost forgot, they wear caps with ear flaps whole year.

Unfortunately, many people still think so.

RedGlamourStudio 06-24-2009 10:41 AM

Pleasurepays, from Russian gangsters for you special :winkwink:
sorry for "bayan"...


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Ginn 06-24-2009 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by rvn (Post 15992910)
They have no internet connections in Russia. They keep brown bears as pets in their "izba". And they drink vodka from samovar. And I almost forgot, they wear caps with ear flaps whole year.

And don't forget their tsarina is sitting on the golden throne and they all wear fur coats

RedGlamourStudio 06-24-2009 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by weekly (Post 15992807)
Putin is KGB....says it all.

it's all arguments?

Pleasurepays 06-24-2009 10:49 AM

haha... nice. i was watching Brigada last week while working... listening to the opening of that song made me think about those fucked up translations of Star Wars Attack of the Clones or Lord of the Rings... i've been looking for those to download for quite a while. not sure if you know what i mean,.. but there are those guys in moscow who created those dubbed translations but made them really funny and with a lot of gangster slang.

just a punk 06-24-2009 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by RedGlamourStudio (Post 15992793)
I lived in Chertanovo (part of Moscow) in 1970-80 years...it was 100% criminal too and what's? May be speak about Chicago 1920-30?

He doesn't release that Russia lives in capitalism (an absolutely new system) during last 18 years only. It's a very small time period and of course it's not a good one to judge a whole Russian nation or speak about it's mentality. Let's recall what was in Chicago and hell, in all the US of A during 1920..1930. What was there in "wild west times"? What was there in slaveholder times? What was there during "first settlement", I mean genocide of Indians. How many years it those periods took? Do we judge modern Americans for those things? Do we call them Gangsters/Slaveholders/Indian killers?

Just a suggestion. Don't read what Pleasurepays wrote - he is in my personal ignore list within a year, because he's like a stupid kid who knows nothing but tries to show his intellect :2 cents:

weekly 06-24-2009 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 15993003)
He doesn't release that Russia lives in capitalism (an absolutely new system) during last 18 years only. It's a very small time period and of course it's not a good one to judge a whole Russian nation or speak about it's mentality. Let's recall what was in Chicago and hell, in all the US of A during 1920..1930. What was there in "wild west times"? What was there in slaveholder times? What was there during "first settlement", I mean genocide of Indians. How many years it those periods took? Do we judge modern Americans for those things? Do we call them Gangsters/Slaveholders/Indian killers?

Just a suggestion. Don't read what Pleasurepays wrote - he is in my personal ignore list within a year, because he's like a stupid kid who knows nothing but tries to show his intellect :2 cents:

It seems a lot of people are on your owned list. Been owned a lot around here I would guess with this crap you post. You can't apologize for this mess and defend gangsters. Unless, of course, you are one of the above. And as for intellect tavarich...I think yours is on thin Russian ice here. You need a big mac with russian pickles. BTW, I know you are reading this shit. gotcha again.

RedGlamourStudio 06-24-2009 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Pleasurepays (Post 15992981)
haha... nice. i was watching Brigada last week while working... listening to the opening of that song made me think about those fucked up translations of Star Wars Attack of the Clones or Lord of the Rings... i've been looking for those to download for quite a while. not sure if you know what i mean,.. but there are those guys in moscow who created those dubbed translations but made them really funny and with a lot of gangster slang.

not sure but try here
http://www.muzworld.net/download.php?id=45378
or here
http://www.zachot.ru/index.php?m=artist&aid=4555

Agent 488 06-24-2009 11:00 AM


just a punk 06-24-2009 11:02 AM

Somehow I was watching a story about modern LA gangs on Discovery. The narrator told something like this: "There is a real war in LA, and these guys are shooting each other and everyone with automatic guns. You may never know that it could be very dangerous to walk at some streets of LA. Almost same dangerous as for example in Moscow". You know guys, I was REALLY SHOCKED. Course yes, we have a crime in Moscow some people steal, some even could kill you for a wallet like in ANY OTHER BIG CITY. But 90% of such crimes happen only at night in the dark alleys. However, we don't have groups of guys rolling over the city on cars and shooting each other with automatic weapon. We don't have these LA-like gangster wars on our streets. This is ABSOLUTELY INSANE.

Nikitos 06-24-2009 11:09 AM

weekly, i hope you are exception and not the rule, cause if ALL americans are like you are... i am really sorry about that:)

just a punk 06-24-2009 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Adultmix (Post 15992625)
I am special.

Sounds awesome :thumbsup :)

just a punk 06-24-2009 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Nikitos (Post 15993145)
weekly, i hope you are exception and not the rule, cause if ALL americans are like you are... i am really sorry about that:)

I'm even not sure he is an American :winkwink:

Nikitos 06-24-2009 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 15993155)
I'm even not sure he is an American :winkwink:

I hope not! А то Задорнов будет прав: ну, тупые!!!:1orglaugh

RedGlamourStudio 06-24-2009 11:26 AM

ааааа... держите меня семеро, не могу не запостить!

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Serge Litehead 06-24-2009 11:34 AM

People are the same everywhere, each bunch has their own good and bad.

what Pleasurepays said earlier about communist state and its oppression of it's people is true. stealing grew pretty much in mentality of most population, stealing from state owned anything (which did own everything) was norm - basic means of survival when there is no other options to take care of your family - i'm not justifying it, just stating what when on and grew into mentality of people for over 70 years.. prior to that imperialism and feudalism didn't encourage people's loyalty as well.
Now, all of that doesn't mean that generally Russians are barbarian monkeys looking and making schemes to fuck anybody who gets in their way, as been said before we have hard working, intellectual and honest minds too. Russian cultural efforts are respected and studied in many other countries. Innovation is in Russian blood - but less experience effectively and productively utilizing it.

was born in USSR and been thought never to steal, i did it once and my dad beat the crap out of me - set me straight ever since... go figure, Russian mentality..

Phil 06-24-2009 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by weekly (Post 15992780)
google please or are you lazy. Its an old story and I don't care to take time to search for your smokey lazy ass. I have a memory...something you might have lost in time with that keyboard in front of you. Now put up or shut up.

I fucked your mom in her ass and 9 month later you were born.
Not that you remeber any of that or the rest of you orphan years.
Google that one punkass.

just a punk 06-24-2009 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by holograph (Post 15993281)
Now, all of that doesn't mean that generally Russians are barbarian monkeys looking and making schemes to fuck anybody who gets in their way, as been said before we have hard working, intellectual and honest minds too.

So I'm not a barbarian monkey anymore? :) Thank you Sir! http://www.master-x.com/template/ima...es/smail27.gif

:1orglaugh


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