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They are like card rooms, comrade Androvsky.

Charity, gambling and women.

Obviously, your understanding of frugally is different from mine. 10K a year would be a disaster for me.

[quote=Androvsky]I have to be honest guys, Russia sounds dirt cheap! Buy most calculations, you could live frugaly on $6-8k for a year. Thats only

Sovetskaya? To me Sovetskaya sounds like a type of vodka. Perhaps you mean Sovetskoye? Champagne is neuter in Russian while vodka is feminine.

I've asked some of my friends who aren't teatotal like muggins here and they said that a bottle of champagne for $2 wouldn't be champagne, it would be vinigar!

Unattainable by you. ;-)

And you're jealous of my success.

Since you turned down that invitation to a tea party anything that exposes your porkies is spot on in any thread, innit? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Mission impossible.

Well, I know you never claimed to be a proper doc, but you did say you were into pulling 'em babes with a pair of tongs, a midwife of sorts, and you were always making it look like a big deal,...

Gotcha! 8) 8) 8) :D:D:D So you're not a doctor then. (I knew you weren't a doctor but I needed proof, something I could show everyone on this board) Only a quack or a Nazi "doctor" would advise...

I dunno. I spend more than $1200 a month and consider myself a very frugal person. On the other hand, it might be different for students - they have discounts and all. Unless, of course, you go to...

I can't tell you about tuition fees, but I can tell you that USD $1200 is OK for a month, but not for a year.

What kind of job did you have in mind? Unless you're a brain surgeon or nuclear physicist, your chances of finding gainful employment are virtually zero.