Why do you think the Soyuz is called Soyuz?

[scottadges]

17 hours ago, DDE said:

I think there's some nice irony there.  I imagine anything you're using that tool for isn't exactly "thrilling" LOL

Edited May 17, 2019 by scottadges

[DDE]

4 hours ago, scottadges said:

I think there's some nice irony there.  I imagine anything you're using that tool for isn't exactly "thrilling" LOL

Oi, mate, you don’t have a loicanse for that irony!

BOS Tenderness deployed!

[scottadges]

7 hours ago, DDE said:

BOS Tenderness deployed!

This aspect of the Russian language has opened my eyes to a whole new side of the Russian psyche - deeply, fatally ironic and probably laughing your asses off without cracking a smile. LOL

https://en.bab.la/dictionary/russian-english/нежность

Edited May 17, 2019 by scottadges

[Mikki]

Russian mindsets work definetly different to western europeans, "Russian Soul" does exist, "it" is truely amazing, heartily and as warm as a campfire in winter in a pitchblack wood with friends at - 20° celsius, shoveling a pit through kneedeep snow and permanently frosted soil to raise a tent to sleep in it. 

Therefore its called "Thrill".  You must come here and do this once on your own. Its great.