Ukrainian Invasion Thread II: Sunrise on the Dnieper

by **Dreria** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:37 pm

The North Polish Union wrote:
Balheim wrote:
If you say so, man.

He's right, its this way in Polish also.

For an example, if I drop a glass of water and spill it I might say "Kurwa"=bitch, similar to how and English-speaker might say "shit" or something.

as they say,

HOO. HOO. HOO HOO HOO HOO HOO. BITCH. why you acting sus? Why you acting sus? Why you acting sus now? Stupid lil bitch. Why you acting like impostor? Why you acting like a monster?

by **The Commonwealth of Tennessee** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:38 pm

Dreria wrote:
The North Polish Union wrote:He's right, its this way in Polish also.

For an example, if I drop a glass of water and spill it I might say "Kurwa"=bitch, similar to how and English-speaker might say "shit" or something.

HOO. HOO. HOO HOO HOO HOO HOO. BITCH. why you acting sus? Why you acting sus? Why you acting sus now? Stupid lil bitch. Why you acting like impostor? Why you acting like a monster?

What?

by **Luminesa** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:38 pm

Hispida wrote:
Luminesa wrote:The only reason I’d think of to leave them in would be for Ukraine’s own team to qualify just so they can sock it to them. In a better world, wars would be fought with soccer balls and fiery competitive games, not with guns and scared teenagers shooting at their cousins.

Throwing them out though crushes Russia’s morale for sure. Culturally, the World Cup is big for EVERYONE except in the US (because until recently our soccer team has been dirt).

there was that one time a soccer ball and a few fiery competitive games led to a war in central america.*

*massive oversimplification but it's funny

Pffffffft THAT AIN’T WHAT I MEANT.

by **Untecna** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:39 pm

Luminesa wrote:
Hispida wrote:there was that one time a soccer ball and a few fiery competitive games led to a war in central america.*

*massive oversimplification but it's funny

Pffffffft THAT AIN’T WHAT I MEANT.

Too late...

by **Union of the Blower States** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:40 pm

El Lazaro wrote:Moscow stock exchange to remain closed until March 5th.

you also closed the exchange(cryptocurrency)

by **Dreria** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:40 pm

Hispida wrote:
Luminesa wrote:The only reason I’d think of to leave them in would be for Ukraine’s own team to qualify just so they can sock it to them. In a better world, wars would be fought with soccer balls and fiery competitive games, not with guns and scared teenagers shooting at their cousins.

Throwing them out though crushes Russia’s morale for sure. Culturally, the World Cup is big for EVERYONE except in the US (because until recently our soccer team has been dirt).

there was that one time a soccer ball and a few fiery competitive games led to a war in central america.*

*massive oversimplification but it's funny

The first hostilities of the Yugoslav civil war were at the dinamo zagreb vs red star Belgrade game

by **El Lazaro** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:42 pm

Union of the Blower States wrote:
El Lazaro wrote:Moscow stock exchange to remain closed until March 5th.

you also closed the exchange(cryptocurrency)

What? When? I feel like I would know if I was a high-level Russian official with any authority here.

by **Union of the Blower States** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:43 pm

El Lazaro wrote:
Union of the Blower States wrote:you also closed the exchange(cryptocurrency)

What? When? I feel like I would know if I was a high-level Russian official with any authority here.

I mean that the American cryptocurrency exchange closed in Russia

by **Union of the Blower States** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:43 pm

https://quote.rbc.ru/news/short_article ... 5fbd084163

by **Mestovakia** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:46 pm

Union of the Blower States wrote:https://quote.rbc.ru/news/short_article/621ca3219a79475fbd084163

We still can't read Cyrillic. Please post future articles in English if you can.

by **Ayytaly** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:47 pm

Mestovakia wrote:
Union of the Blower States wrote:https://quote.rbc.ru/news/short_article/621ca3219a79475fbd084163

We still can't read Cyrillic. Please post future articles in English if you can.

There's Google translate and a couple of users that know Slavic tongues. But are the sites safe?

by **Mestovakia** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:48 pm

Ayytaly wrote:
Mestovakia wrote:
We still can't read Cyrillic. Please post future articles in English if you can.

There's Google translate and a couple of users that know Slavic tongues. But are the sites safe?

That's concern number 2.

by **Farnhamia** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:49 pm

Union of the Blower States wrote:https://quote.rbc.ru/news/short_article/621ca3219a79475fbd084163

Let me add to what others have said: this is an English-speaking forum, for the most part. Linking articles in Russian will do nothing to help you make your point. Find translations or English versions or stop posting. Thank you.

by **Union of the Blower States** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:49 pm

Mestovakia wrote:
Union of the Blower States wrote:https://quote.rbc.ru/news/short_article/621ca3219a79475fbd084163

We still can't read Cyrillic.

firstly, I still remind you of Google translator, and secondly, here is the translation

MOSCOW, February 28 - RIA Novosti. The American exchange Coinbase has stopped transactions on crypto-currencies in Russia, according to the website of the exchange.
The American cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase was founded in 2012. Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies are traded on the Coinbase platform. The company operates in more than 100 countries. The staff is more than 2 thousand employees.
"Coinbase does not currently support trades in your country. Subscribe to our blog to be notified when your country is enabled!" - says the message on the site.

by **Adamede** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:50 pm

Kot Unduk wrote:
Vassenor wrote:
So how is that evidence that Ukraine is faking war crimes to make Russia look bad?

Some war crimes are faked by Ukraine. In this specific case, no. But this was also expected, so...

Got any evidence of that?

by **Ayytaly** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:50 pm

Union of the Blower States wrote:
Mestovakia wrote:
We still can't read Cyrillic.

firstly, I still remind you of Google translator, and secondly, here is the translation

MOSCOW, February 28 - RIA Novosti. The American exchange Coinbase has stopped transactions on crypto-currencies in Russia, according to the website of the exchange.
The American cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase was founded in 2012. Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies are traded on the Coinbase platform. The company operates in more than 100 countries. The staff is more than 2 thousand employees.
"Coinbase does not currently support trades in your country. Subscribe to our blog to be notified when your country is enabled!" - says the message on the site.

You da real champ *insert thumbs up emoji because this isn't Twitter*

by **Shekelesh** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:51 pm

NSFW (no gore but just to be safe): In what may be a first, we now have drive by Molotovs.

by **The Commonwealth of Tennessee** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:53 pm

Shekelesh wrote:NSFW (no gore but just to be safe): In what may be a first, we now have drive by Molotovs.

I saw this earlier today. My immediate thoughts were something along the lines of confused swearing. I get the resistance aspect, I do, but there HAS to be a better way to fight than throwing incendiaries from an enclosed space, then driving in front of the targeted vehicle.

by **Adamede** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:54 pm

The Commonwealth of Tennessee wrote:Wow. Apparently $1 USD is approximately ₽109.43 rubles. Those sanctions really did sink their teeth in, didn't they?

So can I afford a house in Russia if I pay in US dollars

E: is been a long day guys.

by **Berhakonia** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:54 pm

Dreria wrote:HOO. HOO. HOO HOO HOO HOO HOO. BITCH. why you acting sus? Why you acting sus? Why you acting sus now? Stupid lil bitch. Why you acting like impostor? Why you acting like a monster?

Reported 4 flaming

by **Shekelesh** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:54 pm

Canada gives green light to those who wish to volunteer with Ukrainian forces.

by **The Commonwealth of Tennessee** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:55 pm

Adamede wrote:
The Commonwealth of Tennessee wrote:Wow. Apparently $1 USD is approximately ₽109.43 rubles. Those sanctions really did sink their teeth in, didn't they?

So can I afford a house in Russia if I pay in rubles?

You can afford a jelly sandwich if you're lucky.

by **Adamede** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:55 pm

The Commonwealth of Tennessee wrote:
Shekelesh wrote:NSFW (no gore but just to be safe): In what may be a first, we now have drive by Molotovs.

I saw this earlier today. My immediate thoughts were something along the lines of confused swearing. I get the resistance aspect, I do, but there HAS to be a better way to fight than throwing incendiaries from an enclosed space, then driving in front of the targeted vehicle.

Exactly, that was incredibly dumb. I think it was Patton that warfare isn't about dying for your country, it was making the other bastard die for his country.

by **Shekelesh** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:55 pm

The Commonwealth of Tennessee wrote:
Shekelesh wrote:NSFW (no gore but just to be safe): In what may be a first, we now have drive by Molotovs.

I saw this earlier today. My immediate thoughts were something along the lines of confused swearing. I get the resistance aspect, I do, but there HAS to be a better way to fight than throwing incendiaries from an enclosed space, then driving in front of the targeted vehicle.

There definitely is but it will also show Russian soldiers the sheer scale of the resistance they can expect. I mean Ukrainian farmers are towing Russian vehicles away from them for crying out loud.

by **Luminesa** » Mon Feb 28, 2022 2:56 pm

Tarsonis wrote:
The North Polish Union wrote:He's right, its this way in Polish also.

For an example, if I drop a glass of water and spill it I might say "Kurwa"=bitch, similar to how and English-speaker might say "shit" or something.

It has that context in English too. Problem is in the context used, it reads more like the insult. I'll take him at his word though

Ya’ll watch more Life of Boris and ya’ll might learn some stuff.

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