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[Patroklos]

the credit Hollywood still pays to the Russians. I mean the Russian sub as a HQ for the resistance

Serb, that was a Virginia class submarine. Unless you want to tell us the Russians realized their their submarines are as crappy as their transport helicopters and decided to make knockoffs B-29 style, it is quite obvious that the American's allowed a Russian onboard out of pitty, seeing as the Russians attempted to beat the machines the same way the did the Germans, via human wave tactics.

[Serb]

Serb, that was a Virginia class submarine.

Ok, if you say so. That was a short moment anyway.

it is quite obvious that the American's allowed a Russian onboard out of pitty, seeing as the Russians attempted to beat the machines the same way the did the Germans, via human wave tactics.

Blah-blah-blah. You just can't do a sh!t without us. You need to evaq your chopper, you need someone to help you to save the planet from the giant asteroid, who you gonna call? Russians.

[Patroklos]

Russians, forever the quirky supporting actor or the token die early minority, never the star

[Serb]

Russians, forever the quirky supporting actor or the token die early minority, never the star

Ah, the giant asteroid was from the movie, but that wasn't what I really mean.
When your transport chopper crashes in Afghanistan and you have no other chopper in your inventory capable to lift it and evaquate it ('cause you guys are too dumb to design something like that) - who the f*ck did you call?
You called Russians and our MI-26 to carry your Chinooks back to Kabul.
When your crappy spaceships start to falling appart and you are no longer capable to supply the ISS (which is 75% a SOVIET disign, 'cause you have no brains to build something like that on your own) - who the f*ck did you call? You called Russians. And the same, and the same, and the same.
You are nothing without the Soviet technology and without us. You once were a nation of great engineers, but you are no longer. Now you are a nation of traders, bankeers and the alike parasites.
What you are good at is PR of your obsolete CRAP (via movies). But when you are really in deep sh!t, you don't call Bruce Willise - you call Russians to save your pitty as$es.
And that is a fact.

Screw you, you sukers.

[Patroklos]

When your cargo chopper crashes in Afghanistan and you have no other chopper in your inventory capable to lift it and evaquate it ('cause you guys are too dumb to design something like that) - who the f*ck do you gonna call?

Unlike crappy Russian designs ours are not particularly prone do crashing and burning at random, but in the odd case we call the US Navy/Airforce/Marines and their CH/MH 53s.

When your crappy spaceships start to falling appart and you are no longer capable to supply the ISS (which is 75% a SOVIET disign

Source?

My reaction time: 1 min
Your reaction time: 12 days

Why is Russian internet so slow, is it being converted into teletype?

[Serb]

My reaction time: 1 min
Your reaction time: 12 days

Why is Russian internet so slow, is it being converted into teletype?

My reaction time is only limited by my presence on Poly.
I have a real life, aside of you.

[Serb]

Unlike crappy Russian designs ours are not particularly prone do crashing and burning at random, but in the odd case we call the US Navy/Airforce/Marines and their CH/MH 53s.

MH-47E Chinook recovery

In spring 2002 a civilian Mi-26 was leased to recover two U.S. Army MH-47E Chinook helicopters from a mountain in Afghanistan. The Chinooks were being operated by 10th Mountain Division and had been employed in Operation Anaconda, an effort in early March to drive al Qaeda and Taliban fighters out of the Shahi-Kot Valley and surrounding mountains. The Chinooks ended up stranded on the slopes above Sirkhankel at an altitude of 8,500 and 10,300 feet. The Chinook stranded at 10,300 feet was deemed too badly damaged to recover, but the other one at 8,500 feet was repairable. With all fuel, rotors and non-essential equipment removed the Chinook was estimated to weigh 26,500 pounds, too much for the Army's heavy lift helicopter, the Chinook, which could only lift 20,000 at 8,500 feet. An Mi-26 was located through Skylink Aviation in Toronto, which had connections with a Russian company called Sportsflite that operated three civilian versions of the Mi-26 called Heavycopters. One of the aircraft was in Tajikistan doing construction and firefighting work. The aircraft was leased for the recovery of the Chinook for $300,000. The Chinook was snatched with a hook and flown to Kabul, then later to Bagram Air Force Base in Parvan, Afganistan for shipment to Fort Campbell in Kentucky for repairs.[3]

Six months later a second Army CH-47 that had made a hard landing 100 miles north of Bagram at an altitude of 4,000 feet was recovered by another Heavycopter operated by Sportsflite at a cost of $350,000.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mi-26

[Serb]

Source?

Just trust me on two thirds the ISS is a Russian/Soviet (mostly Soviet) design (you have your strong sides in the other fields, but not there).
Sure, you can always relay on Hollywood movies to prove the opposite.

[Patroklos]

Sea Knight /= CH-47

Is there anything Russians don't fail at?

[Patroklos]

Just trust me on two thirds the ISS is a Russian/Soviet (mostly Soviet) design (you have your strong sides in the other fields, but not there).

Two thirds of the ISS was designed 20 years ago?

I don't know Serb, as far as I know the ISS doesn't include any vacuum tubes, the pinacle of Russian technology

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISS#Space_station

Modules:
Russia - 3
US -3

For the tie breaker, the US financed the first Russian module, you having blown your allowance on ****ty Vodka and laughable Venezualian military exercises.

[Serb]

Sea Knight /= CH-47

Is there anything Russians don't fail at?

Ok, my memory served me bad. That were Chinooks, not a Sea Knight.
My mistake.

edited: do you want me to find a photo of Mi-26 carring a Sea Knight?
(Havn't I see that in the documantary - I would have said that in the first place, btw. And that was a Discovery documentary, not a Soviet propaganda)

[Serb]

Two thirds of the ISS was designed 20 years ago?

Exactly. Or do you believe its assembly has began in 1998 upon on two-three years of design?
Space technology is a long term stuff. So, yeah, the ISS is based upon the experience Russians has gained within nearly a half of the century (nearly is too loud perhaps, let it be a sh!tloads of years) of the space stations exploitation. Without that experience there won't be the ISS now, And it is really as simple as that. You have other fields in space explorations where you were/is still ahead of us - but no THERE. The orbital space stations was the field of space technology where we ALWAYS kicked your lazy butts.

I don't know Serb, as far as I know the ISS doesn't include any vacuum tubes, the pinacle of Russian technology

It's your own primitive view on the Soviet technology. The entire life-support systems of the ISS are based upon Mir life-support systems. And the same. Without that piece of the Soviet technology ALONE there would NEVER be ANY ISS now.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISS#Space_station

Modules:
Russia - 3
US -3

The number of modules 3-3 alone proves nothing. Check the sequence (use your opwn source for that). And the number of modules alone doesn't prove a thing about the amount of tehnology involved.
I don't balme the US - you did the best for you country and your own interests in that exact situation (I mean when our country has collapsed and you pillaged, grabbed and bought by at the lowest price (at best case) the Soviet techs).
I blame Gorbachev and Eltsin who made that situation possible. They are the ****ers here, not your government (your government acted in the best interests of your country - I would do the same in that situation). If there were a responsible, patriot rullers in that exact time in Russia, there wouldn't be a such leak of our best technologies to you.

For the tie breaker, the US financed the first Russian module, you having blown your allowance on ****ty Vodka and laughable Venezualian military exercises.

AND WHY DO YOU THINK THE US DID THAT?
WHY?
IF we assume you could do the same without us?
BECAUSE YOU CAN'T.
You can't do a sh!t without us in space.
You had a mythic spacelab a long, long time ago, and nothing else, we had over a dozen of space stations - countinious programm of SS-building, expolitation and the pick of that knowledge - MIR - something you have NEVER HAD.

MIR is the founding father of the ISS. Without MIR techs there won't be any ISS at all.

Your administration KNEW pretty well they can't do a sh!t whiout our EXPERIENCE and our TECHNOLOGIES, therefore they BOUGHT our corrupt rullers like Eltsin to share that knowledge with you.
And for that alone Eltsin is BURNING IN HELL, RIGHT NOW.
We should exploit our experince in SS on our own, without sharing that knowledge with you, because you gave us NOTHING,


NOTHING


NOTHING

NOTHING

in return.


'cause you are an arrogant f*ckers, who doesnt know the words friendship or partnership, but know only the words proffit and deception. You are the ****ing liers.


THANKS for that lesson. We are smarter now. So, f*ck ya. We will bury you at the end of the day. 'cause the right side always wins. And we are the good guys, no matter what your TV-movie-whatever-brainwashing machine tells you.

p.s. Yes, I am drunk right now. But who cares?

[Patroklos]

I am trying to think of any piece of technology originating from Russia that I use on a daily basis...

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I got nothing, can anyone help me out?

[Traianvs]

Satellites?

[Docfeelgood]

I am trying to think of any piece of technology originating from Russia that I use on a daily basis...

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I got nothing, can anyone help me out?

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