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Re: Russia? let's hear it of for the cheerleaders!
Progress -- with a CAPITAL "P"!Originally posted by metalman View Post -
Re: Russia? let's hear it of for the cheerleaders!
Sweet, we need more than just hottie female tennis players from the motherland
:cool:I one day will run with the big dogs in the world currency markets, and stick it to the manComment
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Re: Russia? let's hear it of for the cheerleaders!
I like this post in the comments:
The only thing he got wrong I think is the date, probably should be closer to 1960 i'm guessing.# markus klinkov
July 4th, 2007 - 4:57 pm
Note to Americans: this is actually how a healthy woman looked in america before 1980, when your nation started feeling the impact of corrupt food manufacturing practices:
hormones and antibiotics in meat and government subsidizing of corn, soy and potatoes- all junk carbohydrates and poisons that have lead to America being the fattest and sickest nation in the world, with obesity killing or disabling 200′000 people a year.
Check your facts, my argument is indisputable.
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Re: Russia? let's hear it of for the cheerleaders!
Damn. I really need to learn Russian; here is a sample of North American cheerleaders:Originally posted by metalman View Post
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Re: Russia? let's hear it of for the cheerleaders!
Great find metalman.
I worked not long ago in Russia and can vouch for the pictures as often pictures tend to lie. Not in this case, but NOT all look like that. There is enough though to make your head revolve 360 all day long.Comment
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Re: Russia? let's hear it of for the cheerleaders!
Remember how woman of the Soviet Union were portray in the West? Short, beefy babushkas with zero sex appeal. An amazing transformation. (Soviet Realism did a similar 180. Suddenly it was chic in advertising.)
Similar to the transformation of Middle Eastern women. From Scheherazade to neutered Muslims.
Who's being managed :rolleyes:Comment
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Re: Russia? let's hear it of for the cheerleaders!
The lady in the picture I am sure is able to do a hell of a lot of things that her western counterpart wouldn't even know how to begin to do. And with LESS to boot. :-)
I had the sheer luck to stumble on the following related to Marx while looking for something else. It appears that there is some thinking going on where this guy went right and went wrong.
http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/s...s-kapital.htmlComment
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russian women don't hold a candle to the dutch....
my kind of tv advertising....Originally posted by Shakespear View Post
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Re: russian women don't hold a candle to the dutch....
I am depressed now. My videos are nothing compared to this
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