Communism. It sounds like it's all fun and games, until you see what the Soviet definition of "fun" is. Witness the freako attractions at children's playgrounds across the former USSR!
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Communism. It sounds like it's all fun and games, until you see what the Soviet definition of "fun" is. Witness the freako attractions at children's playgrounds across the former USSR!
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10:39 AM on Sat May 3 2008
By ian spiegelman
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What in the hell? hahahahaha! More please, I really need the laughs.
Da Ian. Centuries of eating dirt-encrusted tubers, pets and small children has finally brought them to this.
If that is "hung like a horse" I'm really disappointed.
Well that's where the expression 'hung like a stallion' comes from. Always wondered about that.
@BalknChain: I agree with the laughs, head down, bum up in study here (or that's what I am supposed to be doing).
@BalknChain: aaarrghhh, you beat me to it, always a day late and a dollar short.
I agree Ian. I'm a happy socialist here in Spain, with my socialized medicine, subsidized transport, etc. But hard-core government control does make people nuts. I think the problem with this crap is the fact that the old USSR was totally atheist (as am I)and had no old religious icons to use, so somehow they reverted to the same craziness, with newer and uglier symbols. Still, Jesus' bleeding heart all over the place is still pretty creepy. Just be grateful you were raised Jewish.
@UnstableMabel: me too, lots of last minute homework AND finals on Monday and Tuesday
SUCKAGE!! Good luck to you :)
@UnstableMabel: I prefer to thik of it as mind-medlding or the old great [see demented] minds think alike
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@BalknChain: And good luck to you too. At least it keeps the last two brain cells busy, who knows what mischief they could get into.
@BalknChain: That's the Red Kentucky Derby entry.
@UnstableMabel: You'd be shocked at just what terror only 2 of my gray cells could inflict opon unsuspecting continents and/or Gawker editors/commenters.
@nightwatchman_flamekeeper: hmmm, like to see a jockey mount that Chernobyl (sp)beast
@BalknChain: Chernobyl steed, you mean!
@nightwatchman_flamekeeper: ok, we'll call him CherNoble Steed :)
@BalknChain: @nightwatchman_flamekeeper:
The more you look at it, the creepier it becomes. And it's so red.
@BalknChain: Sorry guys, but there is no way i will be taking a punt on your CherNoble Steed. (Great name for a horse though, just not this one)
@UnstableMabel: it's vile isn't it? *shudders*
So that's what it looks like when 'sex rears it's ugly head'.
I love the dead rat ride. Fun.
@cog_in_wheel: She certainly looks like she's getting her money's worth.
I find the lack of graffiti somewhat off-putting.
And I thought German Expressionism was scary...
In old Soviet Union, merry-go-round rides you.
@helenanapier: go to flickr and type gorky park; lots of old soviet monuments to the worker's party and etc
@PattyCake: ha ha
I'm going to put that doctor...thing in my future child's nursery. And then I'm going to put a hit of acid into the baby formula. And that's when the webcam turns on!
Oh, ow. I feel like somebody just stuck their finger up my brain.
That dog...
Jesus, that top one looks like one Swedish fish going down on another Swedish fish in the thumbnail pic and I was trying to figure out what that even means. Then I saw the full-size pic and I'm even more confused.
The only thing I know for sure is that I've had that nurse in the third pic.
@DoctorTormento: AI think the stuffed animal strapped to the torture rack would work pretty well for that too.
@VoxPopuli: No, that special little guy gets saved for the gerber baby shrooms.
Hahahahahaha, Socialists passed these links around years ago. Share and share alike, comrade Spiegelman.
Lady raping squashed giant rat: I see these photos and it's as if they posted a picture of some babe bursting out of a sarong standing on a turquoise-blue beach offering the viewer a drink studded with paper umbrellas. I just feel like whining: why am I not there right now!...instead of where I am, where the city planners put up a rusty cyclone fence and a swingset and call it a park.
this craziness could also come from the amphetamines that the Soviets would put into state-issue bread to make the workers work harder (that's what I heard). Still, a lot of speed is required to get to this level of fucked-upness.
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