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Sixshot6 wrote:

Chuck wrote:Why should they???

To be fair, graceful and Russian are not two words that normally go together. I remember being in the all inclusive in cyprus and they were drinking starting early in the morning and the men were worse. Since they also likely were watering down the booze, we saw them complain about the White russian, probably something like "You call that a White Russian". The women were the best combo of tacky and magnificent.

I guess maybe having a Russian wife is a great exercise for smart children.... after the poor buggers have learnt an incredibly difficult language both written and spoken, most other things are a doddle. On the Social front though.......

dromia wrote:

snayperskaya wrote:

dromia wrote:OK, now that we have you identified Chuck.

Which of the remaining two is snayperskaya?

0 F#cks Given guy........if you ain't got an AK in your hands it ain't fighting!.

Are you advocating drunkenness and firearms?

snayperskaya wrote:

Sixshot6 wrote:

Chuck wrote:Why should they???

To be fair, graceful and Russian are not two words that normally go together. I remember being in the all inclusive in cyprus and they were drinking starting early in the morning and the men were worse. Since they also likely were watering down the booze, we saw them complain about the White russian, probably something like "You call that a White Russian". The women were the best combo of tacky and magnificent.

I guess maybe having a Russian wife is a great exercise for smart children.... after the poor buggers have learnt an incredibly difficult language both written and spoken, most other things are a doddle. On the Social front though.......

Last time I was in Goa, India, there was a huge Russian guy (complete with Spetsnaz tattoos and his blood group tattooed on his neck) in a bar with one of the most attractive women I have ever seen with legs that went on forever......he was quite an intimidating sight but proceeded to buy everyone in the bar a drink.He spoke very good English and we ended up sat together drinking......bad move as I passed out at about 3am and had the hangover from Hell the next day in 40 degree heat!!!.

dromia wrote:OK, just use the firearms for shooting the drunks?

Sixshot6 wrote:

Never mix more than 4 beers and heat I'm afraid. I was more saying that they appeared to be very forward people, as are polish people I have had the pleasure of meeting. I did not mean anything untoward.

dromia wrote:How should I know? You started it.

snayperskaya wrote:

Sixshot6 wrote:

Never mix more than 4 beers and heat I'm afraid. I was more saying that they appeared to be very forward people, as are polish people I have had the pleasure of meeting. I did not mean anything untoward.

4 beers!!!.....lightweight! , seriously though I know what you mean.I realised that you didn't mean anything untoward mate, and yes they are very forward.....as for the Poles!, you should hear some of the conversations I have with the Polish girls I work with.To say they aren't shy would be a major understatement!.

snayperskaya wrote:

dromia wrote:How should I know? You started it.

You did by asking which one I was!....I said I was the guy that didn't give a fu#k about the fight and then tried (obviously unsuccessfully) to say that as far as Russians are concerned if they aren't using an AK (or similar in combat) then it isn't fighting.....a brawl being insignificant in their eyes.To the Russians Stalingrad/Leningrad/Berlin were fights, two drunk blokes swinging at each other in the street isn't.