Comments by "marre sjepie" (@marresjepie1887) on "Winter Conditions for Russian Soldiers Look Terrible" video.

  1. I'll go out on a limb and predict it will hit that even befóre Christmas. Then again, "Predictions are hard, especially about the future" as Yogi Berra so aptly remarked..
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  2. Whatever it was, it looked delicious, and VERY good in keeping soldiers warm due to plenty calories to burn..
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  3. Aww.. boohoo... Bye now. Thanks for playing.
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  4. 1 dead defender to 3 to 5 invaders. Bye now.
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  5. RUSSIA would be deleted.. And the RF-Republics would rejoice.
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  6. Fantastic, and really engaging war-reporting AND the econometric side in all of it. I knew jack-all about stock markets, interest, mortgages as economic metrics and all of that. I learned a lot agàin today. ...Wait.. minus 25? And no heating in the tents and no useful winter gear? They're dead... And the Ukes do not have to lift a finger..
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  7. Yes, please, Santa.. It's the only thing I actually want.
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  8. As they say, afa Your mentioned things "Why not both"?
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  9. No, No, No! THREE-day operation! 😂 Three days, and a winner-parade the 4th day (They carried their parade-uniforms). Oops?
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  10. Nâh. Those RF states hate each other more, especially those in the Asian side of the RF. We'll be looking at a nuclear wasteland between Mongolia and the tip of Siberia if all hell breaks loose.
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  11. Hello minty fresh troll account.
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  12. You mean after that pipe blowing-up? I am afraid they got backup pipes. However. Due to sanctions, not a lot of repair materials for their western hardware and monitoring equipment.. If the thing blows again due to jury-rigged repairs.. well.. oopsie?
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  13.  @angelopugliese6034  Indeed! They're amazing.. they come in rolls, and afterwards can be used to cover food.. "Will the miracles of technology never end?"
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  14.  @angelopugliese6034  Biggest advantage, though, is that the bodies won't rot for quite a while. Dead orcs were a serious danger to public health this summer. That's among the reasons the Ukrainians put so much energy in recuperating and processing the bodies. A Seriously disgusting job, but absolutely necessary. CNN (I believe) even made a short documentary/news item about it.
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  15.  @angelopugliese6034  *shiver...
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  16. Pffft. Count Yourself lucky. It's €2.08 over here..PER LITER!!!
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  17. It's already bubbling beneath the surface of many an involuntary annexed RF republic. Chechnya is just one of many. It hasn't escaped states with separatist movements, that Russia's mighty army, isn't as mighty as they thought. For a good look as to how some states feel about this war, have a look at Georgia. They haven't forgiven Russia for 2008. Not even by a long shot. There's Ukrainian colours everywhere in the big cities, and even graffiti stating "EU-now!" in the strangest of places.. "Hell's about to break loose"  The thing that worries me, is the fact that many of those RF republics/states, have nukes stationed within their borders. The USSR's 'backup-plan" if Russia itself got flattened. The scary bit is.. those republics/states, have the keys to those nukes too...
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  18. Quite probably.
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  19. Talk about 'tin-foil hat'
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  20. Aww, boohoo..
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  21. We'll get the solution to the Fermi-paradox, then...
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  22. It's what that soldier said. My Russian is crap, but I dó happen to be able to count in Russian.. :P I think I heard "dvatsat something something' = 20 and an unintelligible bit. the guy is hard to understand with all that ambient noise.
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  23. 🤣🤣
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  24. Oh dear...
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