I don't think so- I read it more as it 'would be a great icebreaker video for a Hazmat class'. The thing is- in Eastern Europe we see canisters of (who knows what) being hauled around, some buses and cars run on propane- or some such thing (I've seen buses with 5 or 6 pressure tanks strapped to them; when that kind of bus has to refuel en route, passengers have to get off and walk a distance away until the refueling is done); roads are often bad; drivers are maniacs- traffic lane demarcations mean very little, neither do speed limit restrictions. And nothing is maintained (vehicles, cylinders) like it should be. The amazing thing is that this doesn't happen more often. The pairing of this song with the video was brilliant. But the whole thing gave me the shudders. Yikes.
I floss it out. And- from a close friend who is a cancer survivor- apparently being a good flosser can help you if you ever face radiation. Something about overall dental care and radiation's negative affects on teeth. (Public service message for the day!) ;)
Some good ones here! ;) How about that 'May the bird of paradise fly up your nose; may your wife be plagued with runs in her hose; may an elephant caress you with its toes.' Always sort of liked that song! ;)
That's just the most delicious thing yet today! Like that question that went around Facebook recently: When you walk in the rain, do you get wet or do you feel the rain? <3
Cheers! Fun to see this. I think Philippines in Rus'n, though, is actually plural unless you're going to say the Republic of the Philippines- which would make it feminine (Республика Филиппины). That's the only way I can make it feminine- that ы is plural. It's just a fuss budget thing.
A long time before meth became a household word, I thought my heart and body were exploding and found out it was from sudafed. That stuff, although effective as a decongestant, is downright scary to begin with. At least to some of us.
The thing is- in Eastern Europe we see canisters of (who knows what) being hauled around, some buses and cars run on propane- or some such thing (I've seen buses with 5 or 6 pressure tanks strapped to them; when that kind of bus has to refuel en route, passengers have to get off and walk a distance away until the refueling is done); roads are often bad; drivers are maniacs- traffic lane demarcations mean very little, neither do speed limit restrictions. And nothing is maintained (vehicles, cylinders) like it should be. The amazing thing is that this doesn't happen more often.
The pairing of this song with the video was brilliant. But the whole thing gave me the shudders. Yikes.
And- from a close friend who is a cancer survivor- apparently being a good flosser can help you if you ever face radiation. Something about overall dental care and radiation's negative affects on teeth. (Public service message for the day!) ;)
How about that 'May the bird of paradise fly up your nose; may your wife be plagued with runs in her hose; may an elephant caress you with its toes.' Always sort of liked that song! ;)
Like that question that went around Facebook recently: When you walk in the rain, do you get wet or do you feel the rain?
<3
I think Philippines in Rus'n, though, is actually plural unless you're going to say the Republic of the Philippines- which would make it feminine (Республика Филиппины). That's the only way I can make it feminine- that ы is plural.
It's just a fuss budget thing.
A long time before meth became a household word, I thought my heart and body were exploding and found out it was from sudafed. That stuff, although effective as a decongestant, is downright scary to begin with. At least to some of us.