Topic: Pictures from Russia. NSFW!!! - page 98. (Read 349095 times)
18 year old Russian powerlifter Yulia Viktorovna Vins, or Julia Vins
her bum looks exactly like ur name!
lol. I'm willing to bet she doesn't have nipples on her tight bum.
18 year old Russian powerlifter Yulia Viktorovna Vins, or Julia Vins
her bum looks exactly like ur name!
18 year old Russian powerlifter Yulia Viktorovna Vins, or Julia Vins
блядь, кaк gif зaливaть?
Translation or plot pls. Nevertheless Vladimir's facial expressions are amusing.
Obvious failure of security service.
I couldn't believe it when they just let him walk right up, but then they even let him reach into his bag right in front Putin. He could've easily been a CIA assassin and had a gun or even a bomb in there!
Putin is an evil dictator. Bullets and bombs bounce out of him, because evil gods protect him. What is not shown in that video is how they grabbed the guy after Putin talked to him, pulled him into Kremlin dungeons, passed him through a giant meat grinder, and fed ground meat onto Stalin's grave.
Translation or plot pls. Nevertheless Vladimir's facial expressions are amusing.
Obvious failure of security service.
I couldn't believe it when they just let him walk right up, but then they even let him reach into his bag right in front Putin. He could've easily been a CIA assassin and had a gun or even a bomb in there!
Some Orthodox churches switched to Gregorian Calendar recently
Gregorian year: 365,2425 = 365 + 0,25 − 0,01 + 0,0025 = 365 + 1/4 − 1/100 + 1/400.Revised Julian year: 365,242222 = 365 + 0,25 − 0,01 + 0,002222 = 365 + 1/4 − 1/100 + 2/900.
Revised Julian calendar != Gregorian calendar, but matches until 2800 year.
Merry Christmas 247crypto. Thank you for this thread. I look forward to reading it each and every day!
Orthodox Christmas is on 7.January, Merry Christmas for Catholics
It is Russian Orthodox Christmas on 7 January. Some Orthodox churches switched to Gregorian Calendar recently
http://www.goarch.org/ourfaith/ourfaith7070
In Russian Orthodox churches outside Russia both dates are often celebrated, although the main celebration is according to old Julian calendar, on January 7. December 25 is still Russian fast.
I learned something new today! Well if you are Atheist then it is Festivus Day today so Happy Festivus!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festivus
Unknown in Russia, no Russian version too in Wikipedia.
A interesting thing.
Usually i prefer not to hurt to much believes of other people (but i hate with extremism the salafism).
And i have the New Year Tree with illumination and i eat well the cold smoked salmon in those days.
Smoked salmon - mmmmmmmm Atlantic?
I learned something new today! Well if you are Atheist then it is Festivus Day today so Happy Festivus!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festivus
Unknown in Russia, no Russian version too in Wikipedia.
A interesting thing.
Usually i prefer not to hurt to much believes of other people (but i hate with extremism the salafism).
And i have the New Year Tree with illumination and i eat well the cold smoked salmon in those days.
Merry Christmas 247crypto. Thank you for this thread. I look forward to reading it each and every day!
Thank You.
I'm atheist, and for me the true Holiday is a New Year. In other hand, some part of Russians are orthodox Christians, and there is the difference in calendar of 2 weeks, so they have the Christmas in January.
I learned something new today! Well if you are Atheist then it is Festivus Day today so Happy Festivus!
Novorossia Airforces, Drone unit.
Labels for Russian Militaries.
http://www.promvishivka.ru/nashivki_na_formu.html#2
Labels for Russian Militaries.
http://www.promvishivka.ru/nashivki_na_formu.html#2
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