Thread: секс, и другие слова...

Originally Posted by Eric C.

Was it said by the person who declared "There's no sex in USSR"? =))

Yes, it was the general attitude at the time. "Sex" was something dissolute, and even if you did IT it was not something to boast about in decent compnay.
BTW, the real quote was "There's no sex in USSR... on TV" as you probably know.

Also as for indeclinable adjectives, I just thought of a couple of other ones... рок- as in рок-музыка, and онлайн.

Hmm.."Рок-" is not an adjective. I'm not sure what it is. "Онлайн" is often used as an adverb, and it can be used as an adjective too.. Though some people say "онлайновый" in this case.
It seems poor Russian language has no idea what to do with all these weird words that assault it in the recent years. many Russians are confused too. )

Originally Posted by gRomoZeka

Yes, it was the general attitude at the time. "Sex" was something dissolute, and even if you did IT it was not something to boast about in decent compnay.
BTW, the real quote was "There's no sex in USSR... on TV" as you probably know.

Even if you did... OMG, I hope there's no clone attack from ex-USSR going to take place? =)))

BTW, do you know why sex is better than love? One has to make love while s/he can just have sex.