First of all, don't say anything I ever do is bullshit. If I say I deleted them, that means I deleted them.
No, this was years ago.
those condoms would make ya look like a elephant lol (if you can convince them those are inches)
I don't think that's how it works...
http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/1...8122827ch6.jpg
http://i36.tinypic.com/i36p8j.jpg (probably old by now)
lolol new to me.
underneath it says restoran pivovarnya i know pivo = beer... is it saying a brewery?bar? i dont really know.never learnt russian just some serbian which is pretty similar
actually reminds me of some of the really random things i picked up when i went to Belgrade years ago. one was a lighter i got from their prime minister/president/whatever and it has a little logo and says vote for boris lol, gave it to me himself, found it funny coz like 80% of people smoke in that city.
The other is a note i have for 1,000,000,000,000(i think i added the right number of 0s) dina from super-inflation during the 90s war. its void now which is a shame, because i think with current exchange rates it would be worth like 10mil pounds![]()
It's like saying Bar and Grill sort of thing, like Chili's. пиво = beer.
It says something like "each circle is a gift". My Russian isn't that great.
It is an ad for a czech pub in russia. The name is probably a contraption from "Pivovarna u Berty" which literally means Beerhouse by Berta or more losely translated Berta's pub. Almost all czech restaurants and pubs are called "u something" where something could be either a person or an object like "the pub at the bridge". Why someone would call a pub Puberty is beyond me though, cause it means the same thing in russian- puberta.
Klasterni Pivovar (also czech) means that it is a monastery pub, which means that they serve beer from private breweries (once they were mostly owned and run by the monasteries).
Kazjdaja 3-ja kruzjka - b podarok is russian and means "every third round on the house (as a gift)"
^ wow, one of the best things posted in any of these threads.
Kudos to Kuno.