He’s Looking On The Bright Side: She Made It Almost A Hundred Feet Before Getting Stuck

He’s Looking On The Bright Side: She Made It Almost A Hundred Feet Before Getting Stuck


I see that Cyrillic lettering and I know it’s going to be…

Well –Russian. “Russian” as an adjective and and adverb and a noun all mean the same thing to me: hold my vodak and watch this!

I’ve seen so many dashcam disasters and slav slip-and-slides at this point that I’m learning the language just by hearing it on YouTube videos. Allow me to translate: The driver says, “I’m telling you, there’s a Designer Shoe Warehouse just past that bog.” 

(Thanks to tovarisch Charles Schneider for sending that one along)

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  1. Judging by the steaming of their breath and their utter lack of reaction to being suddenly immersed in what must be positively frigid water, I can only assume that instead of having someone hold their vodka they each simply chugged back a fifth before getting in the car.

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