History of the Soviet Union in the style of Tetris....

[JU_88]

Mildy amusing. :yep:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWTFG3J1CP8

[Takeda Shingen]

An oldie, but a goodie. :up:

[Onkel Neal]

Haha, "the Fuhrer's dead, now Europe's red, we aim our guns at the USA."

[Hottentot]

One of the best interpretations of Korobushka I've ever heard. :up:

[Jimbuna]

Nice one F :)

"I've got plenty of gold and I'm standing in line for a loaf of bread."

[Platapus]

"I've got plenty of gold and I'm standing in line for a loaf of bread."

We could be saying that in the US one of these days. :shifty:

[Hottentot]

"I've got plenty of gold and I'm standing in line for a loaf of bread."

The whole "standing in line" thing is in fact much bigger thing and reference than just an unoriginal way of saying "I'm poor." There were a few of those in there, from what I listened. It's a funny song, but it sounds like whoever wrote it took a little more time to study the subject than just reading Wikipedia and a bunch of millenia old SU jokes.

[JU_88]

We could be saying that in the US one of these days. :shifty:

Yeah its not too looking too good for you/us/Europe is it? At least you can take comfort in that if the U.S goes down the road of bankrupsy, it wont be going it alone. :nope:
I actually watched Ron Pauls congress retirement speech in its entirety the otherday, I pretty much agree with his message, much of it is quite applicable to my own country too.
U.S congress is now bickering over the debt ceiling again, I have little doubt that will raise it again (What choice do they have?) but just doing this is hardly a long term solution is it?
If and when the worse happens the best I can hope for is that we can all get though it with minimal human suffering, that we all learn our bloody lessons from it and move on to something a bit more humble and sustainable.