Comments by "Kasumi Rina" (@KasumiRINA) on "What's at the site of Troy? All revealed here." video.

  1. Ah, Orlando ♥ Brad Pitt ♥ and Peter O 'Toole ♥ I wouldn't know where to look if I was in Troy!
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  2. 24:03 Yeah I know it, we have a copy of Laocoon and Sons in front of Archeological museum in Odesa, a corner around our Neoclassical city hall, it's a fav spot of local skaters.
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  3. 34:34 CAREFUL 🐎 THE HORES IS A TRAAAAP! 🐴 IS ACTUALLY GREEK SOLIDERS HIDING TO CLIMB OUT OF ITS POOPER.
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  4. it kind of obsolete because second world was Soviet-aligned countries and third world were unaligned (and usually poor) states, so now first world really means countries that attained Western standards of living and service, i.e. Czech Republic was a part of Eastern Bloc state but definitely is a first world country now.
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  5.  @Tony11442  "dictatorship good because beer variety", amazing take! USSR had one beer and it was worse than piss, while Western countries had tons to choose, stuff like ordinary American beer was like, elite alcohol only party bonzas and sailors could get. A lot of alcohol is market economy thing, nothing to do with dictatorship or liberty.
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  6. 44:44 So that is obviously true from the story: the walls of Troy WERE absolutely legendary. We have proof of that! Shame mordor museum stole most of artifacts as you say.
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  7. 1. The Trojan Horse (Under construction) 2. Laocoon's weeny 3. The skyway price 4. Translator's hand fig 5. Raki 6. UN actually ratifying something 7. Torso-less woman pants
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  8. Oh so that's where it got into Ukrainian and russian from!
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  9. Having bath and toilet separated increases the value of aparment here in Ukraine, it's one of the points you see on real estate classifieds: "combined bathroom" or "separated bathroom". And yeah, "toilet" in old books sometimes meant "outfit", I guess same way "closet" can mean either. Hilariously "toiler water" is male perfume. I think you guys use the French version, Eau de toilette.
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  10. 47:36 It's funny how the older layer has obviously better wall, is it because of lower erosion or just because "they don't build it like they used to?"
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  11. "parchment" is "pergament" in Ukrainian, so yeah, outside of English it's very obvious.
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  12. Yeah then stolen by you know who... it's always the same story. Trojan treasures? Stolen and ended up in mordor... Scythian gold? Moved to Kherson, robbed by invading horde. Chernobyl artifacts??? Yes.
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