My wife left me!

[visaveteran1 33]

Who says Satellite isn't good for something? Just look what he started!

this has turned into one of the funniest threads i've seen on vj

Appropriately, I see Satellite like "Sputnik." It caused quite a stir but it was just a silly Russian metal ball flying around in space. But it did make a sucker out of the USA.

[slim 1,514]

Silly metal ball?

Sputnik could be the reason we're all on this forum right now. Not just from the technological sense, but also the Cold War / Breaking down the wall sense.

[visaveteran1 33]

Silly metal ball?

Sputnik could be the reason we're all on this forum right now. Not just from the technological sense, but also the Cold War / Breaking down the wall sense.

Joking aside, Sputnik was a big deal. I was alive to remember it. I remember going outside to look for it at night. We saw something but I've since heard it was not visible to the naked eye. I think what we actually saw was a stage of the rocket that put it in orbit.

[slim 1,514]

Seeing stuff in space is awesome!

[Ban Hammer 13,110]

i got one for ya'll. i was reading a war book not too long ago, about a german soldier on the eastern front. one phrase he listed that he heard the russians chanting as they were advancing (and kicking the german's butt) was this:

ourrah pobieda.

what's the translation of that?

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

That translates to: "Hurray Victory!"

i got one for ya'll. i was reading a war book not too long ago, about a german soldier on the eastern front. one phrase he listed that he heard the russians chanting as they were advancing (and kicking the german's butt) was this:

ourrah pobieda.

what's the translation of that?

[mawilson 2,133]

That translates to: "Hurray Victory!"

You da man, Tiger. Huyarit po-rooski horosho.

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

:lol:

That translates to: "Hurray Victory!"

You da man, Tiger. Huyarit po-rooski horosho.

[slim 1,514]

Due to the transliteration, it could also sound something like -

"Hoorah! Lunch!"

(As in, "we're kicking your @$$ so bad this morning that soon you'll be our lunch!")

[Ban Hammer 13,110]

That translates to: "Hurray Victory!"

i got one for ya'll. i was reading a war book not too long ago, about a german soldier on the eastern front. one phrase he listed that he heard the russians chanting as they were advancing (and kicking the german's butt) was this:

ourrah pobieda.

what's the translation of that?

thanks! the german in the book i could understand, but that one above i had no idea what it meant.

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

You're welcome Charles.

That translates to: "Hurray Victory!"

i got one for ya'll. i was reading a war book not too long ago, about a german soldier on the eastern front. one phrase he listed that he heard the russians chanting as they were advancing (and kicking the german's butt) was this:

ourrah pobieda.

what's the translation of that?

thanks! the german in the book i could understand, but that one above i had no idea what it meant.

[mawilson 2,133]

You're welcome Charles.

Charles horoshi mujik.

[Ban Hammer 13,110]

You're welcome Charles.

Charles horoshi mujik.

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

You're welcome Charles.

Charles horoshi mujik.

[mawilson 2,133]

You're welcome Charles.

Charles horoshi mujik.

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