russian roads from ukraine = ukraine roads.
4emist, shh, stop making sense.
I wonder just… did the wheel snap off or is there actually a hole that deep in the road?
P.S. To ‘stop making sense.’
This is no place for logic.
The hole is really that deep. Otherwise the rear axle wouldn’t be tilted and dipped in that puddle.
TJUCK PWNT !!!11one
So what? Never saw a pot hole in the road??
It appears that the ceiling of a sewer collapsed
Почему разрешаете по-русски писать?
Ну-ка быстро всё удалить!!
Becose not clean this car? wtf :S
Oh, thank you guys for rubbing it in that I should have learnt Russian at school instead of French…
Gasten, ik versta er geen flikker van. Beter spreken jullie iets wat we allemaal verstaan in plaats van jullie eigen kleine taaltje, ook al hoop ik ooit eens te begripen waar de fok jullie het eigenlijk over hebben.
The rear differential got damaged and all the gear oil leaked out.
Goed gezegd Bert !
Ответ Берту и maxD.
Jullie gasten lijkt alles klein behalve Nederland.
Attack…of the truck-eating potholes…
Well, guys, you can write on english, french, dutch, spanish or flamnese, i don’t mind. I hope you won’t switch to chinese though, because it would affect my brain (or whatever i have instead of it) and make me write on latin.
But, in order to make out life a little bit easier, i would appreciate if we stick to English(UK).
Best regards,
BERT: I guess by “small language” you meant your own which is spoken by what, only about 20 million people (maybe a little more), as opposed to Russian which is spoken by how many, let’s say 200 million people around the world??
Just a hint: maybe you should start learning Russian, since you visit this website which is about Russia of course, then you wouldn’t have problems understanding what some people write here. (I for one know both Russian and Dutch for example).
ILYICH: You’re right, the Soviets built those roads, but the admin referred to them as “Russian”. As you know, even under Soviet Union there was a separate Russian republic and Ukranian one. As for the road on this photo – I’m pretty sure it was built by the Ukranians since they lived on this territory under Soviet Union, not Russians.
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