That video is terrifying. Clearly we need to recruit more Chers and Village Peoples to counter this terrifying Dance Gap between the Russian Navy and our own.
I am <i>outraged</i> that anyone even bothers to mention that <i>Time</i> is still misrepresenting truth in order to sell their terrible magazine. They&#039;ve never done anything else.
I <i>am</i> a fan, and should point out that her one-time boyfriend, some kid from Hibbing, also <a href="https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch\?v=mnl5X5MQKTg" target="_blank">did </a> too, also
Vladimir who? Oh, OK, right -- the guy who goes around with no shirt on. You&#039;re talking about that guy, right?
Celebrity gossip columns about Vlad, such as those that Riley cited, would draw about the same level of attention here as a Benghazi investigation report released late in the day on the Friday before Thanksgiving. I mean, sure, he&#039;s the head of a vast oil-rich nuclear-armed nation and former superpower that may or may not be starting to have imperial aspirations once again, but come on, he&#039;s no Kardashian Ass. As a subject of feverish gossip about his personal life, VP ranks pretty far down on the list. There hasn&#039;t been any huge groundswell in These United for stories that dish on the V-man, at least not since 23 February 2014.
Seriously, <i>Time</i> magazine? Does anyone even read that anymore? I mean, besides people waiting to see their doctor?
About the only thing that would attract fewer pageviews would be stories about embezzling oligarchs from the РоÑÑийÑÐºÐ°Ñ Ð¤ÐµÐ´ÐµÑаÑиÑ.
American partner: I. P. Freeley.
That video is terrifying. Clearly we need to recruit more Chers and Village Peoples to counter this terrifying Dance Gap between the Russian Navy and our own.
I am <i>outraged</i> that anyone even bothers to mention that <i>Time</i> is still misrepresenting truth in order to sell their terrible magazine. They&#039;ve never done anything else.
I <i>am</i> a fan, and should point out that her one-time boyfriend, some kid from Hibbing, also <a href="https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch\?v=mnl5X5MQKTg" target="_blank">did </a> too, also
Who can not be a fan of Joan Baez?
Every once in a while, something will slide into Bulgakov territory. (Mostly dashcam vids.)
Well, I read this carefully and studied the details, and all I can think to say is &quot;Hi Riley, good to see you.&quot;
Much more Gogol-esque IMHO. Of course, I think everything is Gogol-esque.
Vladimir who? Oh, OK, right -- the guy who goes around with no shirt on. You&#039;re talking about that guy, right?
Celebrity gossip columns about Vlad, such as those that Riley cited, would draw about the same level of attention here as a Benghazi investigation report released late in the day on the Friday before Thanksgiving. I mean, sure, he&#039;s the head of a vast oil-rich nuclear-armed nation and former superpower that may or may not be starting to have imperial aspirations once again, but come on, he&#039;s no Kardashian Ass. As a subject of feverish gossip about his personal life, VP ranks pretty far down on the list. There hasn&#039;t been any huge groundswell in These United for stories that dish on the V-man, at least not since 23 February 2014.
Seriously, <i>Time</i> magazine? Does anyone even read that anymore? I mean, besides people waiting to see their doctor?
About the only thing that would attract fewer pageviews would be stories about embezzling oligarchs from the РоÑÑийÑÐºÐ°Ñ Ð¤ÐµÐ´ÐµÑаÑиÑ.
Vladimir who?
Knock knock. Who&#039;s there? GRU. GRU who? GRU trying to get the coveted Kamchatka beat, Riley?