In Soviet grocery store lines check out you! Behold the glories of the worker’s paradise, and applaud Lord Obama’s tireless efforts to bring its bounty to you!
This post was last modified on March 1, 2014
In Soviet grocery store lines check out you! Behold the glories of the worker’s paradise, and applaud Lord Obama’s tireless efforts to bring its bounty to you!
This post was last modified on March 1, 2014
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They're not big on presentation in the Russian grocery stores are they? And I love the way everyone is smelling the meat to see if it's rotten.
That type of packaging keeps costs down.
And you wonder why I'm stockpiling emergency food?
but remember under obama's rule (and holders) any more than three day supply and it can be confiscated and redistributed.
the majority of people wanted this piece of racist garbage in the white house, when there are no more freebees to hand out than they will be the loudest whiners of all (the New American National Anthem: Gimme that, Gimme that, Gimme, Gimme,Gimme, that"
They have to find it first.
Vceo ravno, vceo gavno.
Means it's all the same it's all shit. I heard that expression often in stores when I studied in Leningrad.
I remember being at an open air food store. Overhead were signs that described the particular product underneath. I saw the sign for meat and walked over. There was no meat but an old babushka was manning the station. When I asked where the meat was she smiled and said only in magazines.
Kind of a pun to me because the Russian word for "store" is "magazeen".
If Odumbo would send them some EBT cards they could better choices and have time to write poetry.
But at least it's organic and has proper nutritional labels!
It also looks spoied/ Note the ladies trying to smell the meat packages, then returning them to the bin!