| Pootie Poot signs new treason law making anyone who has foreign contact a suspect |
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| Diogenes He's just trying to keep us with us. |
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| Bashar and Asma's Infinite Playlist But he once nursed a baby bear through the winter, lactating through sheer force of will alone. |
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| R.A.Danny He's keeping the people of Mother Russia safe. |
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| cretinbob See, my damie, Pootie don't wa-da-tah to the shama cow... 'cause thats a cama cama leepa-chaiii, dig? |
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| lajimi Just like the "Patriot" Act. |
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| Grapple
Pootie don' need no words... don' need no music! |
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| cgraves67
The more you tighten your grip, Putin, the more star systems will slip through your fingers. |
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| Headso
Russia: all the proof you need that white people are not the master race. |
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| blatz514 Headline made me do it.. |
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| Englebert Slaptyback
cretinbob See, my damie, Pootie don't wa-da-tah to the shama cow... 'cause thats a cama cama leepa-chaiii, dig? Sine your pitty on the runny kine! |
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| blatz514 cretinbob: See, my damie, Pootie don't wa-da-tah to the shama cow... 'cause thats a cama cama leepa-chaiii, dig? Ah fark. Shoulda read the comments first. /tiny fist ect. |
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| Prey4reign
As Russian Bear Is Wont To Say -- GRRROWL |
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| Englebert Slaptyback
Wow, 15 seconds from a really good simulpost. |
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| blatz514 Englebert Slaptyback: Wow, 15 seconds from a really good simulpost. I still laughed when I read yours. |
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| MelGoesOnTour
What is it with Russia that it has always been so incredibly farked up? I mean, it's ALWAYS been a screwed up place from the get-go! |
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Fark Rye For Many Whores
![]() I have signs of suspicious contact with myself whenever I think of this foreign bushzone. So I understand Pootie Poot's need for this law. |
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| Kanemano
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| Vectron
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| jigger
They probably tap everyone's phones in Russia too, the bloody communists. |
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| HotIgneous Intruder
Pooty Poot must go. |
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| angry_scientist
It seems he's back to only being juvenated |
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| Vectron
angry_scientist: It seems he's back to only being juvenated It didn't take long for the anti-semites to get here. |
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| ZzeusS
Third six-year term? Sheesh. |
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| xaldin
Going to be rough for all those mail order brides trying to get out of the country. |
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| fjnorton Its really nice that we can get back to the cold war and hating commies. Gotta bring the Russian bear to its knee's |
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| abhorrent1
Is today "Old News Day" on fark? So exciting. |
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| fickenchucker
Didn't we hear during the last election cycle Russia was attempting to rattle some sabers, and we should be listening? |
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| Holocaust Agnostic
Wake me when he fires up the drone bombs. |
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| StoPPeRmobile
fjnorton: Its really nice that we can get back to the cold war and hating commies. Gotta bring the Russian bear to its knee's They have been putting us to sleep. Soviet Doctrine. |
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| antidumbass
But... but, George W. "Goober" Bush looked into Putin's eyes and read his "soul"- or so he said. Well, shiat on Russia bureaucracy if they don't want to stay connected to new ideas. Gawd knows they need them. /hmmm, where was Dubya during this last GOP campaign /convention /election? //yuh, off topic |
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| super_grass
His mistake was actually revealing the government's intents instead of just having them do whatever they needed behind the scenes. |
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| Fark Rye For Many Whores
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| brantgoose Oh, Russia, you big silly! When will you ever learn that foreigners are an inexpensive, plentiful, and inexaustible source of cheap labour and economic growth, not to mention daytime sobriety? Like Canadians in Georgia, you can be sure that anybody who isn't drunk and fishing for catfish by Noon on any day when the Sun shines is a foreigner, taking away full time fishermen's part-time rainy day jobs. Or whatever the Russian equivalent of getting drunk and fishing is. I suspect it is getting drunk and then getting even more drunk until somebody gets hurt or falls down in a drunken stupor for the rest of the day, week, or whatever. But any way, Russia will never come out of the Middle Ages until its dictators and appartchiks can trust foreigners to get on with the job while Russians drink themselves stupid. You should have learned that from XVIIIth century France or XIXth century Prussia by now. Not to mention the XXIst century Chinese who are taking over Siberia from sheer need to keep their scrawny asses from freezing off. Hell, you could have learned that from the Scythians and the Mongels. |
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| ISO15693
Hah. And you all laughed when Romney described Russia as a threat. |
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| Spartacus Outlaw
Why do Americans insist on pronouncing "u" as "oo"? Surely Vlad doesn't pronounce his last name "Pootin". |
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| Surool
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| dj_spanmaster
Pootie had better be careful when traveling around the world speaking with politicians, or he could be brought up on charges of treason. |
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Mantour
![]() ![]() /Pussy Riot lost, pootie poot won |
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| AssAsInAssassin
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| Gyrfalcon lajimi: Just like the "Patriot" Act. I think under the Patriot Act it's still okay to talk to foreigners. Even Mexicans. |
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| jigger
Gyrfalcon: lajimi: Just like the "Patriot" Act. I think under the Patriot Act it's still okay to talk to foreigners. Even Mexicans. Mexicans, sure. Lebanese? Palestinian? Iranian? Maybe not. |
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| super_grass
jigger: Gyrfalcon: lajimi: Just like the "Patriot" Act. I think under the Patriot Act it's still okay to talk to foreigners. Even Mexicans. Mexicans, sure. Lebanese? Palestinian? Iranian? Maybe not. Pfft, we all know that there's no such thing as a Palestinian. |
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| Straelbora
Spartacus Outlaw: Why do Americans insist on pronouncing "u" as "oo"? Surely Vlad doesn't pronounce his last name "Pootin". How do you think it's pronounced? "Pyootin?" The core of his last name is путь, transliterated as " put' ," meaning "path" in Russian. The last name Путин is pronounce "Poot (with a softening of the 'T")-een." |
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| Surool
Gyrfalcon: lajimi: Just like the "Patriot" Act. I think under the Patriot Act it's still okay to talk to foreigners. Even Mexicans. With the Patriot Act, you can talk to foreigners, but the government might be listening without a warrant. |
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| kazikian
New treason law? I think not. |
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| KrispyKritter |
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| ciberido
Straelbora: Spartacus Outlaw: Why do Americans insist on pronouncing "u" as "oo"? Surely Vlad doesn't pronounce his last name "Pootin". How do you think it's pronounced? "Pyootin?" The core of his last name is путь, transliterated as " put' ," meaning "path" in Russian. The last name Путин is pronounce "Poot (with a softening of the 'T")-een." I pronounce it "scumbag dictator" personally. |
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| Kanemano
Gyrfalcon: lajimi: Just like the "Patriot" Act. I think under the Patriot Act it's still okay to talk to foreigners. Even Mexicans. "Citizens recruited by international organizations acting against the country's interests will also be considered traitors", the official gazette, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, said in a commentary on its website. Just like US Citizens working for the FSS, MSS, Mosad, MI6, DIS, NHL, DHL and FTD, I'm not too sure about the last 3 |
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| toraque ISO15693: Hah. And you all laughed when Romney described Russia as a threat. Well, he IS a threat, only not to us. Just to Russians. And with Russia's ongoing demographic crisis, he may even run out of Russians to threaten. |
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| crawlspace
President Obama: "This is my last election. After my election I have more flexibility." President Medvedev: "I understand. I will transmit this information to Vladimir, and I stand with you." /true story |
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