TranceAddict Forums Archive > Main Forums > Chill Out Room Pages: [1] 2 3  In Russia, the president assassinates YOU View this Thread in Original format The17sss LOL... Putin rules. I love how he goes out of his way to create his own badass legend the old-school Soviet way. Priceless. :stongue: Love this one... undercover as a tourist in the KGB around Reagan...lol Scottaculous Putin is like the Russian Chuck Norris. Takes someone like that to hold Russia together. Spam I'd vote for him. The17sss quote: Originally posted by Scottaculous Putin is like the Russian Chuck Norris. Takes someone like that to hold Russia together. lol... he's hilarious (not intending to be). He'd be awesome to sit down and talk/drink with. Scottaculous quote: Originally posted by The17sss He'd be awesome to sit down and talk/drink with. Make sure the beers are opened and drinks poured in front of you. ;) Krypton Made this myself.. The17sss quote: Originally posted by Scottaculous Make sure the beers are opened and drinks poured in front of you. ;) LOL! fo sho. I don't want to be sippin on polonium-210 like Litvinenko did. :nervous: Joss Weatherby Yea the mofo is pretty ing cool, till we go obama I envied them for having a badass head of state... I guess Obama aint as totally ass-kicking bad ass though, more of a suave mofo type. Eitherway. The guy is like a 5th Dan Blackbelt in Judo and has his own school of judo and has actually done tours of Japan promoting his teachings. IN BAD ASS MOFO!!! ARGHHHHH! SOVIET RUSSIA!!! RAAAAH!!! :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: :crazy: chimera66 he has his own judo video too. for someone who was more of paper pusher during soviet times he is pretty bad ass. he's sketchy as though The17sss quote: Originally posted by chimera66 he's sketchy as though this. If you haven't read this book, read it... eye popping details inside. chimera66 quote: Originally posted by The17sss this. If you haven't read this book, read it... eye popping details inside. i do love my books on russia and the former soviet union but from a book i recently read it didn't seem to portray litvinenko in the best light. as in he isn't the best source for information on the internal workings of things. i'll check it out but not sure i will hold to the same esteem as i do politkovskaya's stuff. The17sss quote: Originally posted by chimera66 i do love my books on russia and the former soviet union but from a book i recently read it didn't seem to portray litvinenko in the best light. as in he isn't the best source for information on the internal workings of things. i'll check it out but not sure i will hold to the same esteem as i do politkovskaya's stuff. give it a chance... there is a lot in there that both he and politkovskaya collaborated together on. So much that comes out of that country is shrouded in mystery that I never know what to believe. But at the very least, the book is reeeeally interesting even if 25% of what is written about is true. CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Pages: [1] 2 3

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