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  1. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    The Air Force may have decommissioned napalm tanks. It will certainly be cheaper, even taking into account the bomber rental.
  2. Vashper

    Let's See Your Pig And Pig Gun

    The famous writer Leo Tolstoy had a brother, Nikolai, a hunter. Nikolai described hunting in the reeds near the Kuban River. The hunters there used the bayonet of a Berdan rifle on a long shaft. Dangerous hunting, with heavy losses among the dogs.
  3. Vashper

    Politics

    You probably think that the border there is something like the perimeter from Harry Harrison's novel "The Indomitable Planet". The Finns don't guard this border at all, why? Forests and deep swamps. There are two or three checkpoints on the roads, that's all. The European Union demanded that...
  4. Vashper

    Politics

    Scott CWO, that's not convincing. I remember the events of the 90s well. Baker promised Gorbachev that there would be no advance to the east, and the Germans talked about this at the highest level (by the way, the Germans respected this agreement for quite a long time). Yeltsin even agreed in...
  5. Vashper

    Politics

    I have heard more than once that NATO's expansion to the east is not an aggressive step at all, and it does not pose any threat to Russia. And I even read it, and even here. And now it turns out that we have to tremble and cringe. That's the answer to why such events unfolded after the fascist...
  6. Vashper

    Politics

    Oh, there's no objection to the fence, you're welcome. But moving the fence is a bad idea, it raises objections.
  7. Vashper

    Politics

    dear Scott CWO, I highly appreciate your guarantees (I hope no one in the West will violate them in the future), but nevertheless I would like to note that from the outside it is the Western idea of advancing its military structure to the East that looks like a really paranoid idea. Considering...
  8. Vashper

    Politics

    The fact that Yeltsin "approved" the expansion of NATO is an exaggeration. There are also such points in the declassified in 2024 package of documents: "the Russian president openly told Clinton that he considers the conclusion of the Founding Act to be a forced step. "Our position has not...
  9. Vashper

    Politics

    Yes, it will reduce the profits of corporations - those corporations that trade in imports. But high import prices allow domestic manufacturing corporations to produce.
  10. Vashper

    Politics

    Oh, it's more like "nothing at all," but I know the position of some new Canadian citizens - they definitely would not give up American citizenship. And I do not know what the most truthful media in the world are telling you about Afghanistan, but I remember that our army withdrew from...
  11. Vashper

    Politics

    You probably have little idea how many people are willing to hand over their mother to a meat processing plant for American citizenship, so in this hypothetical situation, I would not expect something apocalyptic. I judge by the emigrants I know who were forced to settle in Canada, even though...
  12. Vashper

    Politics

    Oh, we feel great - the weather is great, it's never been like this at this time of the year, everything is blooming. I spend a lot of time at the "dacha", 50 km from Moscow, just in that direction. I didn't feel anything particularly scary. Unfortunately, such things happen, and they happened...
  13. Vashper

    Politics

    And with Greenland and Canada the area of the USA will be the largest in the world.
  14. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    Well...
  15. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    Traditionally, mothers didn't teach their daughters how to cook. This was supposed to be done by the mothers of their future husbands, for peace in the family. Unfortunately, no one is doing this now, it's just self-education.
  16. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    The wife witnessed a real case. The frontman of a popular band, a generally recognizable guy, went to the hospital to visit a friend. The older medical staff looked at him - a celebrity!. A young female doctor looked at him with interest in the lobby (why was everyone looking at him), and he...
  17. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    Not always. They just reported that the guy who was bitten by the bear was on the mend. He went to the forest near Moscow to look for moose horns and did not share something with the bear. I heard about a guy who was in such a situation, and then he got the nickname "Nikolai tasteless" from...
  18. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    Wiki "By origin, the Cajuns are one of the groups of French Canadians, or rather Acadians, deported by the British from Acadia in 1755-1763[6]. The very word cadjin (in English spelling — cajun) is a distorted French-Creole from Cadien. Acadien (acc. "Acadian")".
  19. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    Exactly. In the USA, there is the state of Georgia and the city of Odessa, and we more or less know this (I checked with my wife - she knows). And, indeed, the eccentric ex-president of the local Georgia staged performances in Odessa, Ukraine, where for some reason he was the governor. In my...
  20. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    One day, I was sitting in the lobby of a hotel with my friends, and I saw a news story "the former president of Georgia is running across the rooftops in Odessa, fleeing arrest" (a real episode). There is such a character there, now he is in prison in Tbilisi. A friend says, "It's kind of...
  21. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    Oh, they just speak French. For native English speakers, this language is really not very clear.
  22. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    We had a Georgian teacher. The Georgian accent can't be fixed, I don't know why. In the formulas of electromagnetism, the letter "mju" (μ) denotes the magnetic constant. The teacher called him "mu" (to our ears, this is the main sound of a cow). I remember it well.
  23. Vashper

    "Lighter Politics" Humour

    The Chinese are joking: "Trump promised 100% tariffs if we attack Taiwan. So now is the time - there will be a decent discount."
  24. Vashper

    Politics

    Huh, that's funny. The trade in American cars with Russia has been banned for many years, however, there are a couple of new Dodges parked right next to my block-of-flat, among other things. There are fans of the "rams", despite the considerable headache with their purchase and maintenance.
  25. Vashper

    Well boys, what's your temperature like now?

    Today. Spring is coming
  26. Vashper

    Politics

    This story clearly shows that Biden and his team were deeply indifferent to everything except their "brilliant" ideas. By the way, we had a case - the "forgotten cosmonaut" Krikalev flew in 1991, and returned only in 1992, when the USSR was gone, for 311 days.
  27. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    nephew or niece?
  28. Vashper

    Politics

    Well, that's the way this world is, the world of easy contraception. Will humanity survive this catastrophe?
  29. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    When I was young, I was involved in the reconstruction of a pigsty. The support pillars there looked exactly the same.
  30. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    There was a real case with consequences recently - a woman and her lover fell out of a bar and got into a taxi, and her husband turned out to be the driver.
  31. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    In the Czech city of Brody, beavers erected a dam in two days, which took the local administration seven years to coordinate. With their hard work, the animals saved the authorities $ 1.2 million, CT24 TV channel informs.
  32. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    "Just don't teach physics in school, and your life will be full of wonders and adventures."
  33. Vashper

    What Watch do you wear when you hunt?

    Is it possible to wear all 10 at once? They're all very good. Although it would probably look a bit strange...
  34. Vashper

    What Watch do you wear when you hunt?

    It's not a very well-known brand, but it turned out to be extremely successful, survived a couple of accidents with shattered glass, etc., and the watchmakers praised the mechanism. At one time, watches cost significantly less than 1,000, and now they are on the secondary market and less than 100.
  35. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    There are drip stoves that run on used oil or diesel fuel.
  36. Vashper

    Politics

    The essence of the real "leftist idea" is the socialization of the means of production. There are possible options here - the property of the state, or territorial communities, or industrial collectives. What real liberalism is has been stated above. Lovers of fucking publicly in the chimney are...
  37. Vashper

    on a lighter note...

    Japan is actually long (>3,000 km) - almost as wide as Australia from west to east (4,000 km). And Europe is not like that either - it is actually bigger, but Turkey participates in it only in a small piece.
  38. Vashper

    Politics

    Confirm. When I find myself abroad, I always try to do the most terrible things to the locals. I'm just afraid of the Australians - they walk on their heads there, you don't know what to expect from them.
  39. Vashper

    9.3x64 Brenneke

    Well, we have craftsmen who have shod the flea, so the steel lacquered casings are also reloaded. Although it's like f...g in a hammock while standing on skis. But besides them there are brass LVE, Novosibirsk. Also under Berdan. And some more, I didn't see. They were used for the SVD-9 rifle...
  40. Vashper

    9.3x64 Brenneke

    Apart from RWS, no one makes these brasses. They used to be made in Russia, but they were not exported, and for some reason they are not being made now. And they're under Berdan. A friend of mine in the USA made them himself from magnum-caliber, preferably 338 Win Mag. It is necessary to expand...
  41. Vashper

    Well boys, what's your temperature like now?

    You stole our winter like the Grinch stole Christmas.
  42. Vashper

    Politics

    These are the soldiers of the 339th regiment in my native village, in 1918. It is not far from Plesetsk, where the cosmodrome is now. There was a school in the big house upstairs, where my mother later became a teacher. At that time, Western countries deployed about 300,000 troops to our...
  43. Vashper

    Politics

    Modern science has been testing hypotheses by experiment since the time of Roger Bacon. An experiment that can be repeated in another place and at another time. Anything that is not verified by experiment is unscientific or not entirely scientific. This is how modern science differs from ancient...
  44. Vashper

    Politics

    May be it's about the "contract 18-24" - new program from 10 February - a set of volunteers with large cash payments and benefits for admission to the university. It is unclear how this relates to the ban on leaving the country from the age of 18.
  45. Vashper

    Well boys, what's your temperature like now?

    Spring has coming
 
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