This is a crash photos of Russian truck “ZIL” in Lithuania which transported milk. That was a lot of milk and all of it spilled out to the road surface.
UPDATE: In the first comment there is a question what exactly is written on the truck, “is it penis?” no it’s not. It’s “PIENAS” which means “milk” on Lithuanian. And by the way “Vista” means “hen” on Lithuanian. I don’t know how this affect the sales of Windows Hen in this Baltic Country.
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Did anyone cry?
someone give us a drumroll
*drtdrtdrtdrt – tish!*
Nah. No use.
(badumpbump)
exactly
Well… joining the EU has not done them any favors!!!
Looks like russia in the 70’s…….Just look at the truck!!!! LOL!!!
Ahhh….Just like I remember when I visited in 2003…
For all of the trash talking you do of other people and their towns, you sure do seem afraid to post pictures of your village in the forums section.
Village??? – I live in london. And I used to live in Moscow!!!
You should post a picture of your trailer…..
I’m sure its a nice trailer.
You sure don’t seem to fit anywhere. Wonder is that a Jew thing. You know being without any homeland…
Why is that a bad thing??? I love the whole world!!!!!!!
I mean, since you lash about Russia etc.
Folks! You all should hate America!
For what?
For breading monkeys like texas1
why do lithuanians hate americans so much?. one just moved here and he hates us when all i try to do is be his friend i dont understand.
Wow.. that’s really crazy, because I was just thinking– I’m Lithuanian AND Amerian, and I hate myself!
clarification: it’s GAZ, not ZIL
This is GAZ-53, guy. You should learn albanian.
Looks like downtown Mayberry from the Andy Griffith show.
That’s not milk, that’s my sperm!
… collected for 10 years…
No it is “PIENAS” means milk in english
It’s GAZ not ZIL
By the way, I’m from lithuania, and windows vista is called HEH 
So that means it s WINDOWS NEN [CYRILLIC 'H' = LATIN 'N'] now. Right ? What does it stand for ? makes no sense to me at least..
He meant hen. As in chicken. And that is extremely funny, yes. Ha.
vista means absolutely nothing in Lithuanian. Hen in Lithuanian is višta. not vista.
Not to people who think:
-Omgomg this word sounds mildly similar to a word in my language, that is so cool I want to tell the whole world!!1
Vista (exact spelling and pronouncation) means hen in latvian.
Sexy.
This truck is not from Russia, the registration numbers seems to be Lithuanian. But it is GAZ and has been made in Russia.
How long ago was it made???
It’s GAZ-53. Made since 1968. I think they stopped assembling it more than 10 years ago. In any case this one is very old.
sorry, but you can’t know if it’s 52 or 53 btw. there is a lot of difference between those two machines.
darn sorry for the people who needed that milk..
Darius, “Milk” in English is “Milk” not “Pienas”, just a little help there for ya…
Does anyone know where is the Viktor Reznikov and the Michael Boyarskiy now today
Yeah, they are in the john. Together. Happy blue boys.
Its GAZ.
GAZON
GAZON s molokom uebalsia nahuy
Do Gummi Bears drive milk trucks, I see them in the dark
And by the way “Vista” means “hen” on Latvian NOT on Lithuanian!
What relation this does have to Russia? These photographs are made not in Russia.
It is Russian truck. Remaining from occupation.
Those cows died for nothing!!!
these are very old pictures. i remember that they collected all that milk and exported it to russia
It’s not a ‘ZIL’. It’s ‘GAZ’ model
I HATE LITHUANIANS!!THEY ARE RUDE,ANGRY,INTOLERANT MORRONS!!!
to HATE_ALL_lithuanians
you must be polish?
by the way – polish is not a nationality – it’s a profession
Regarding jobs- if some immigrants who just came to UK, hardly speaks any english can take over your job, what does it says about you? It only says that you are so useless employers better give job to immigrants.
Agree on this point. And on topic number 28: you have imported all lowest grade and stoopidest people to UK and other countries. LT became MUCH safer, crime level felt drastically, etc, etc.
As for me – i’m 27, I do approx 1.5 euro/month(after taxes), before “crisis” had a company car, that I could use 24/7 (cost cutting sux
)
Considering the fact, that rent prices for a quite nice 50 sq m flat in the Vilnius center right now is about 250 Euro/ PER MONTH, beer price is ~1.5 Euro (pub), I see no reasons why I should emigrate.
I don’t work for some special company, or anything special/extra. I’m just engineer, doing my job. Although, I’m a big fan of my job(or speciality), I don’t work overtimes. I do some sports. I do spend my time working for non-governmental organization, helping to rise money for variuos stuff, trying to be active in local community, etc.
Same situation is with few hundred of my friends… So probably, you would need to get some sort of education ? Or try to find some OTHER reason, related to real life, not to emotions.
This ain’t no ZIL, it’s a GAZ-53, most likely – you can tell from the front grill (it could of course be a 52 from the last years of its production, right before the introduction of the 53rd). Apart from other differences and improvements, the main thing was that the 52nd had a V6, whilst the 53rd was equipped with a V8.
Milk and other _liquid_ carrying trucks are actually difficult to handle, vehicle flips and other accidents are quite common, if the driver isn’t experienced enough.
Just take fire trucks, as an example: they are driven either with full-to-top water tanks, or fully empty, and never half-filled.
issipisineja pedikai,ant pienovezio bus bybys parasyta,uzpist gali savo paprastumu.
Folks, this is a very old picture… made at least 10 years ago. I am sure you won’t find any of such vehicles in Lithuania now..
P.S. Lithuanians don’t hate Americans. Lithuanians like all other Europeans (except British ofcourse) don’t like American way of living with all these Macdonalds and super sweet Starbucks coffee. I preffer Italian Espresso.
A nice feast for cats. I do hope a lot of them came to it.