Leading killer in Finland? Alcohol.

[RuzDNailz]

The only 2 brands of Vodka we get from Finland are either Strom and
Finlandia. Drinking is fun, but people tend to let it get too far. I know so many people who mix those Red Bull drinks with alcohol at these bars downtown. That is a lethal mix because it will jack up your heart rate and with accompany of hard liqour is not good at all, period.

[Golden AWe]

Re: Re: Re: Leading killer in Finland? Alcohol.

Originally posted by MAPRamone
I know what a homicide is but what's a homocide? Murder of a gay guy? If homocide is the leading source of death in a country it would have to be the gayest and the most homophobic at the same time! Well i've heard of guys getting it on with other guys in Afghanistan and it is a fumdamentalist Muslim cuntry so maybe it's the one.:D

HAHA!

[BITEYOASS]

Homocide is what happens when Joe Thunder gets fatally stabbed in the ass by Joe Rogan. LOL

[Seshmeister]

Originally posted by Ally_Kat
What crawled up your ass and died? You make it sound as if I'm slamming Finland. I just saw the article and added cuz we had a lot of Norway news articles. Hell, I put that in the title description if you read it. If you have a real issue with the article, talk to the Finnish governmental office that is making the big stink.

Calm down lady...

[Nitro Express]

Originally posted by Coyote
Shadier place to boogie, not to mention, with the Russian mob and all...

No shit. I've been to Russia twice. Once in 1978 when it was part of the USSR and in 1995. Put it this way, there were no pickpocketing gypsies or street crime under the iron fist of communism. We were allowed to go anywhere we wanted in Moscow and Lenningrad but of course we had KGB agents walking behind us. They were great though because they kept us from getting lost. One was nice enough to pull some strings and get us into the Bolshoi Ballet and tickets were hard to get. Breznev wanted to impress us Americans I guess.

The communist free Russia is scarier to visit than the old USSR. Not that I'm saying communism is great but you could walk anywhere in Moscow or Lenningrad in those days and feel safe.

[Coyote]

Originally posted by Nitro Express
No shit. I've been to Russia twice. Once in 1978 when it was part of the USSR and in 1995. Put it this way, there were no pickpocketing gypsies or street crime under the iron fist of communism. We were allowed to go anywhere we wanted in Moscow and Lenningrad but of course we had KGB agents walking behind us. They were great though because they kept us from getting lost. One was nice enough to pull some strings and get us into the Bolshoi Ballet and tickets were hard to get. Breznev wanted to impress us Americans I guess.

The communist free Russia is scarier to visit than the old USSR. Not that I'm saying communism is great but you could walk anywhere in Moscow or Lenningrad in those days and feel safe.

Night and day, huh?

[MAPRamone]

Originally posted by Nitro Express
No shit. I've been to Russia twice. Once in 1978 when it was part of the USSR and in 1995. Put it this way, there were no pickpocketing gypsies or street crime under the iron fist of communism. We were allowed to go anywhere we wanted in Moscow and Lenningrad but of course we had KGB agents walking behind us. They were great though because they kept us from getting lost. One was nice enough to pull some strings and get us into the Bolshoi Ballet and tickets were hard to get. Breznev wanted to impress us Americans I guess.

The communist free Russia is scarier to visit than the old USSR. Not that I'm saying communism is great but you could walk anywhere in Moscow or Lenningrad in those days and feel safe.

That's because the criminals weren'r roaming the streets, they were in charge. Hell i agree that in the way you describe USSR was better than Russia. However that certainly doesn't mean there were less crimes being committed. The crimes then were committed by USSR government sanctioned criminals away from the streets and away from your eyes.

[Nitro Express]

Originally posted by MAPRamone
That's because the criminals weren'r roaming the streets, they were in charge. Hell i agree that in the way you describe USSR was better than Russia. However that certainly doesn't mean there were less crimes being committed. The crimes then were committed by USSR government sanctioned criminals away from the streets and away from your eyes.

Yup. We were getting a tightling controlled show. One thing they couldn't hide was all the drunks. I'm glad I got to see it before the wall fell. Not too many Americans got to see the USSR up close and personal. I smuggled some rubles out and some Russian medals I traded bubble gum for. All taboo in the day.

I thought I really had something now you can buy that stuff in any army surplus store or coin shop. But in the lates 70's, it was some rare shit. LOL!

[smithcreww]

party party party, it don't matter where.

[Seshmeister]

Not Finland but close enough.

The boss at a Russian coal mine is being interviewed about accusations that his men are drinking while working which he denies...

Then Golden Awe appears in the background...

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[Nitro Express]

Yo! Party at the coal mine!

[Viking]

A population of 5.2 million drank 14.5 million gallons of pure grain in a year? Holy shit. That stuff will make you go blind, then your weiner falls off in the toilet. :p

[Golden AWe]

Originally posted by Seshmeister
Not Finland but close enough.

The boss at a Russian coal mine is being interviewed about accusations that his men are drinking while working which he denies...

Then Golden Awe appears in the background...

HAHA!!

Well our hockey team from up north won the third national gold in three years...who says I cun't celebrate?

[jharp84]

Nobody ever told me I had FINISH blood in my genetics??