Way WAY off track, moy bratan!
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Bez, Bez, Bez - There's no need to rub our noses in it!!!!!!
Having been to FUCKISTAN I can attest not all of us are lucky enough to experience or have enough stamina for three weeks in adult disneyland!!!!!!
What surprises me is that lack of reports telling me that the crisis has driven prices down significantly.
This is an interesting study.
Sure, maybe the increase in prices has been stemmed, but can anyone point to experiences where you can see prices returning to 2002 levels?
I guess economic conditions in Moskva are not nearly as bad as some of the WSJ articles are making them out to be.
Is everything in the stores (imported goods) still selling for 70% off?
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PLEASE understand I was merely stating IMHO, which is precisely why I suffixed that IF I had been on my way EAST, perhaps I WOULD have taken out one of the wh0res, so its completely unneccessary to claim that I'm rubbing anyone's nose into anything, (except some dyevochka's honeypot).
Nextly, I apparently ran the fuck OUT of stamina, and for the first time in 20 trips, frequently couldn't finish what I started, as I've confided to a few already, the Bez is retiring from mongering for health reasons.
Oh, and so much more importantly, it does NOT require much luck at all to travel and monger in CANDYLAND. You simply need time and money, that's it. Some russian skill certainly makes it much easier, as we all know, though mine remains understandable but awful.
Next, PRICES ARE THE SAME, its the dollar that buys more rubles, but only up from 2500 to 3200, so about 20%, enough to feel the difference, but no more than that. Prices in my Italian owned up-scale grocery store, as I've already posted, or even in the big supermarket, ARE THE SAME. The market's still not cheap, and the up-scale is still expensive. I went as often as possible to the bazaar, for fresh veggies & fruits, little fresh baked onion pockets, and ham and cheese and yogurt, the daily boring staples.
In other words, forget about 2002 or anything else, because remember you can never go back.
I didn't see anything anywhere selling for 70% off. I cracked out my Mastercard and bought some Adidas running shoes on sale for $63, and some great salami slices at the deli for 300r/150g. If that gets you hot, then I don't know what to tell ya. A head of lettuce still costs 100 r at the bazaar, no bargain there.
LIFE AIN'T CHEAP, neither is mongering, rent, groceries, etc. Provinces still beat Moskva, but its no bargain, unless you consider quality/quantity of the dyevochkas, and ESPECIALLY ATTITUDE and GFE. To me that's the ONLY SIGNIFICANT difference worth mentioning, and I'll rub more than your grubby little noses in that shite all day! :D
NOTE to Pissdots!
I thought you said there were NO TOCHKAS!!!
That was the ONLY place I REALLY WANTED TO SEE, you wanker!!
Jeeeez!
In Defense of the poor WG's at HD
Gents,
Let me start by saying that someone needs to stand up for the poor lost women of HD. But it aint gonna be me, I was there last night and man was it nasty,