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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Meso_z on July 09, 2011, 11:33:13 PM
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Steroid fellas won't survive when push comes to shove and the going gets really tough. ;)
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those guys have big muscles
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those guys have big muscles
............and probably gasp for air if they try to tie their shoelaces.
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pillow talk lookin huge
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is that The lunch?
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these are not Mafia guys
Italian lifter approved ;D
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looks like the soviet arms finally made their way to the us ground...the proletarian spirit was too much for capitalists to handle, victory is ours, brothers!!! ;D
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Do they fill holes in the desert?
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Do they fill holes in the desert?
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If bullets started flying I would want a swimmers body not a bodybuilders for two reasons. One, the bodybuilder is a much easier target to hit (bigger and slower) and two, in case I needed to run and fast (chasing or retreating). When you see shows about elite forces the guys are never muscle bound.
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looks like the soviet arms finally made their way to the us ground...the proletarian spirit was too much for capitalists to handle, victory is ours, brothers!!! ;D
I have no clue what they're even singing but man I like that song. Powerful
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I have no clue what they're even singing but man I like that song. Powerful
Yes! Soviet anthem is the most powerful national anthem ever composed!! As was the country the strongest ever existed.
I'm so glad the current Russian Federation adopted the old anthem of USSR as their own and just replaced the words on it:
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LOLOLOLOLOLOL !!!!
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Yes! Soviet anthem is the most powerful national anthem ever composed!! As was the country the strongest ever existed.
I'm so glad the current Russian Federation adopted the old anthem of USSR as their own and just replaced the words on it:
102 missing after boat sinks in Russian river
By MANSUR MIROVALEV - Associated Press | AP – 2 hrs 43 mins ago
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MOSCOW (AP) — Emergency officials say that 102 people, including dozens of children, are missing and at least one is dead after a passenger boat with over 180 people onboard sank in the Volga River on Sunday.
The double-decker vessel went down some 3 kilometers (2 miles) away from the nearest bank in the giant Kuibyshev reservoir on the Volga River some 450 miles (750 kilometers) east of Moscow, the Tatarstan region emergency ministry said. The depth at the site was 20 meters (65.62 feet), it said.
The spokeswoman for Emergencies Ministry in Moscow, Irina Andrianova said there were 135 passengers and 47 crew onboard when the double-decker went down.
Authorities say a riverboat rescued some 75 passengers, while a lifeless body of an unidentified woman and one injured man were sent to a hospital.
Other ships did not stop to pick up people, a survivor said.
"Two ships did not stop, although we waved our hands," the survivor, a man in his 40s who arrived on the riverboat told Russia's Vesti 24 television as he stood amid weeping passengers, some of them wrapped in blankets.
Vesti 24 quoted another survivor as saying that the boat sank "tilted to the right and sank within minutes."
Some 30 children gathered in one of the cockpits minutes before the sinking, another survivor told the Interfax news agency.
Emergency teams and divers from neighboring regions rushed to the site of the tragedy, and Tatarstan's leader Rustam Minnikhanov interrupted his vacation to return to the region.
Earlier, officials said 15 people were missing. It was unclear what caused the discrepancy in the accounts.
An Emergencies Ministry official in Moscow reported a somewhat lower figure. The spokeswoman for the ministry Irina Andrianova said in televised remarks that "the fates of 96 people remain unknown."
The Volga, Europe's largest river in terms of length and discharge, is up to 30 kilometers (19 miles) wide. The river is a popular tourist destination, especially in summer months. Most of Russia's largest cities are located in the Volga River basin.
The boat, called Bulgaria, was built in 1955 in Czechoslovakia and belongs to a local tourism company. It was going to the regional capital, Kazan from the town of Bulgar.
A tourism expert said the lack of partitions inside the Bulgaria made it vulnerable to breaches.
"It case of an accident these ships sink within minutes," Dmitri Voropayev, head of the Samara Travel company told the Ria Novosti news agency.
Russia's Union of Tourism Industry said the ship had not been inspected and retrofitted for years, the Interfax news agency said.
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Yes, heard about that. Sad news.
I'm sure Putin will see the fukers who neglected that vessels maintenance will be punished.