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Originally posted by Patroklos
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Radio, television, satellites.
Is that enough?
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Just a first three things that came to my head within five seconds:
Radio, television, satellites.
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The funny thing is that in Russia it was originally known as American roulette (that game became widespread in Alaska in times of Gold Rush and came to Russia from there, iirc).Originally posted by Docfeelgood View Post
And a roller coaster known in US as the "Russian Mountains" is still called in Russia an "American Mountains".Last edited by Serb; July 1, 2009, 20:04.Comment
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What the ****?Originally posted by Docfeelgood View Post
You asked for that. And it was you who started that, NOT ME.
Here is the picture of the Challenger tragedy:
You want me to continue that grave dance?Comment
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we are free, we are white..we have something in common.
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Yeah. It's a good start. And as Sting said: Russians love their children too.
Does it mean you don't want to nuke us anymore?
If only our two nations could trust each other the world be a much better place, really.Comment
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We elect them, unfortunately. Thus share the responsibility for their actions.Originally posted by Docfeelgood View PostComment
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Yeah...Radio, television, satellites.
Serb, not a single one of those things were invented in Russia."The DPRK is still in a state of war with the U.S. It's called a black out." - Che explaining why orbital nightime pictures of NK show few lights. Seriously.Comment
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Die thread!!
I suppose it's a requirement that we have a terminator thread on page 1 at all times.Comment
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Originally posted by Patroklos View Post
Yeah, right, and that were Americans who won WW2, not Russians, right?
I guess as an ordinary dumbass American you need some non-American education. Here is a lesson from rude Siberian jerk.
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Television - first TV-patent.
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Compare it with the size of the Russian wiki about him. American education, my assJuly 26 1928 – the first officially documented television transmission ever made.
Television summary:
As for satellites, does word Sputnik ring the bell?The first patent for the electronic television we use now was granted to Boris Rosing, Professor of the Saint Petersburg Technology Institute, who filed a patent application “The way of electric transfer of image” on July 25, 1907. However, he only succeeded in transfer of stationary image at a distance - in his trial on May 9, 1911. For the first time in history, moving image was transmitted at a distance on July 26, 1928 in Tashkent by inventors Boris Grabovsky and I. F. Belyansky. Though the statement of the Tashkent tram trust, based hereupon the trials were conducted, gives evidence of roughness and vagueness of the images received, the Tashkent trial should be considered the moment of birth of modern television.Last edited by Serb; July 7, 2009, 10:59.Comment
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+1Originally posted by Dis View PostDie thread!!
Have you seen Salvation already?I suppose it's a requirement that we have a terminator thread on page 1 at all times.
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