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HI does anyone know where i can buy a cool t-shirt for my girlfriend as she is in south africa and cant get hold of anything russian , um online or im in the UK and where can i get a decent bottle of russian vodka without having to fly there lol im in the UK but from south africa. thanks
Get her a Russian bride. She'd be thrilled, I'm sure.
how does that make any sense????????
It doesn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by mooman
Ebay may help you. http://buy.ebay.com/russian
t-shirts
LOL Lampada. That's almost as bad as giving her Dmitri's favorite answer:
www.google.com
At least I found my answer amusing! (actually I told her to ebay for "russian posters"). :D
Твой совет пойти на ибэй лучше моего такого же? :twisted:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barmaley
Too easy.....
http://www.russianlegacy.com/catalog...s/GG-01048.jpg
I'll get a similar one AFTER my LAPD friend visits. She has "issues" with my Russkie friends, and I like getting LAPD gear... 8)
It would be much more effective if it said "I WORKED for the KGB (and now I'm a free agent!). And besides, the а ты? part just reminds me WAY too much of "And then? And then? And then?" from that stupid "Dude! Where's my car?"Quote:
Originally Posted by capecoddah
Brmly,
I know, I know, I know.... it was the best example I sould find on short notice. I have my eye on a "grammatically correct, made in Russia (?)" shirt. I know the KGB (etc) needs a good marketing upgrade; become more like the American NBA, MLB, NFL, NASCAR. 'KGB Officially Licensed Product' hologram stickers on items sold at airport kiosks for insane money.
For the OP, look around, I find some cool products on-line by accident. I found a pelmeni-maker when I was looking for a recipe.
LOL. That's actually not a bad idea. I wonder if you could somehow secure a copyright for KGB apparel in the US? Then make a bajillion dollars off stupid tourists -- you'd have to set up outside the FBI building in DC or whatever...Quote:
Originally Posted by capecoddah