“Some Things Simply Must Be Seen to Be Believed” Division:
Russian singers from the 60s — awesome. Russian singers lip-synching a vocalise on Soviet television, complete with gorgeous set tricked out in week-old mustard-colored backdrop and tattered fence-like apparatus — incomparable.
Watch it twice. It’s Finkday, after all. Treat yourself.
BoomR
/ 26 February, 2010The least you could have done was posted the Russian translation of the lyrics so I know what the heck he’s singing about! Cripes! [[ducking - again]]
Happy Belated Birthday to RtB!! I LUV Yew!! **SMEWCH**
B to the oomR
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at 1:30 pm
February 26th, 2010
Ya nutjob! LOL
Thanks, friend — it’s been fun, and I’m probably gonna hang on for another year or so…or until I run out of things to say. (NOT BLOODY LIKELY)
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at 3:37 pm
February 26th, 2010
OK…so as I was taking a shower right after I wrote that, I found myself singing one of the phrases. Been stuck in my head all day. @#$% YOU, GURL!
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at 10:11 pm
February 26th, 2010
Haaahahahaha
Greg
/ 26 February, 2010Well, heck, those darned Russians stole my set idea for Dinner Theatre 2011!!!
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at 1:29 pm
February 26th, 2010
Hahaha — I triple-dog dare ya!
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Sam
/ 27 February, 2010This is the greatest thing Soviet television has ever produced.
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at 4:06 pm
February 27th, 2010
Absolutely. Brilliant!
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Mavis
/ 27 February, 2010It’s Russia’s version of Lawrence Welk!
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Suzanne
/ 28 February, 2010Wow you could hardly tell he was lip-synching! He was gooo-oood!
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