can you think, wait in line for toilet paper

This period has ended a 5-6 years ago :))

Welcome to Russia :) What do you know about this country? ;)

nothing at all.. i live over here in the us, odds are you wouldnt like it here. end up choking on our sweet air of freedom

Damn, how disappointing.

I thought you were going to say that you were moving to Russia.

I would also feel sorry for them if that happened.

lol... russia should post a placard sayin "you are not welcome here"

brand0n, are you a moron only on Tuesdays or are you practiv=cing being a moron other days too?

My father in law scouts hockey games in Russia a couple times a year.
He tells me it's beautiful. I'd love to go one day.

brandon,

Don't believe everything you hear or read.
Russia is a beautiful place, and freedom???
They have more freedom than you and I.
They DON'T have to pay car insurance if
they don't want to, yeah its expensive and
most can't afford it, but still, its getting that
way here but nonetheless, they still have the
option. They are not cited for not wearing seatbelts,
etc...There are many more examples I could give, but
not sure it's worth the time.
BTW, I was married to a Russian Girl from Moscow and
spent quite a bit of time over there.
The only thing keeping Russia from having the same kind of freedom
as you and I are US.
Im sure JR will have something to say about it as well. :)

car insurance is now mandatory.

seat belts have ALWAYS been mandatory.

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car insurance is now mandatory.

seat belts have ALWAYS been mandatory.

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Damn I stand corrected. :o

Although when I was there, it was NOT.

But thats some time ago.

lol huh?

in Russia the poor folks have to lower themselves to sigwhoring just to put food on the table for wife and child.

JR, let's buy him ;-)

JR, let's buy him ;-)[/b][/quote]
it might be a good investment. unfortuneately, he also comes with a red, 96' Camaro which would represent the bulk of the value of the purchase and his presence, significantly lowers both the value of the car as well as its "cool factor" points.

with any luck, could find some half retarded, redneck drug dealer in a trailer park somewhere to make 100% of our money back on the sale of the car. So when we are renting Grogan out as a pretty little male prostitute to gay bachelor partys, it will be ALL profit.

i like the ways you guys think

it might be a good investment. unfortuneately, he also comes with a red, 96' Camaro which would represent the bulk of the value of the purchase and his presence, significantly lowers both the value of the car as well as its "cool factor" points.

with any luck, could find some half retarded, redneck drug dealer in a trailer park somewhere to make 100% of our money back on the sale of the car. So when we are renting Grogan out as a pretty little male prostitute to gay bachelor partys, it will be ALL profit.[/b][/quote]
Actually, most redneck drug dealers living in trailer parks drive pickup trucks, and would not be interested in an '86 Camaro if, as the boychild represents, it runs. Ergo, it would not fill the first requirement of the lawn ornament law in trailer parks (no car that can run shall be put on blocks).

Some might be interested in buying it for a woman with whom they've had a long term relationship - say, 4 months. Come to think of it, it does seem to be a popular car at our local Walmart here.

i wouldnt want to live in russia for anything... :)

Yeah, 100% right :) It's the place where you can do anything you want!