Don't call it a comeback.

(----) in Russia Vol. 29

You know you're in Russia when there's a guy in a bulletproof vest with a machine gun standing next to a grand piano in a shopping mall.


An ad for a chain of steakhouses in Moscow. "Meat for the price of vegetables."












"Attack! СЫР." сыр = cheese.




Rikk, your boyz say hello.


Ok, the title of this book is "Unique Remedies for Preventing Heart Attacks and Strokes." I think the subtext is talking about enemas. What the photo has to do with this, I don't know. But there's a lot of levels of creepy here. Including the book's prominent display at a kiosk in a very populated metro station.


Vandalism win. This ad in the metro for a brand of cosmetics called "Princessa" says (top right) that Katya here (who has been labeled in blue ink as 30 years old) prefers to use Princessa products. The clever individual with the pen then added below, "And that's exactly why I look so sick!"


5 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 6.


Christmas tree fail.

Seen on the internet

What is supposed to be the meaning of this ad? What conclusions is the reader/viewer supposed to draw? In short, what in the fuck.

(----) in Russia Vol.28

So it snowed a couple times like a month ago, but now we've got record-breaking December high temperatures, about 40 degrees. And no snow. Cause the mayor is fucking insane.




Just some homies in my hood.


Can has not wanting to know.


The leprechaun in our dumpster is back!


And he parked his hog, too!


"You got a problem with Christmas songs, motherfucker?"


And now, oh man, you don't EVEN KNOW what's about to pop off. It's Yury Kuklachev's world-famous CAT CIRCUS.




The intro was pretty epic...the theater got all dark and cats were projected onto this screen.


Then it was like Lazer Zeppelin for a second before it got really off the hook.


Oh snap! A cat in a bag!


Oh snarp! A cat scratching something!


Oh sklrump! A cat on a scooter!


Oh schlarp! A cat on a swan!






Not enough??!!!