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Кстати, поиск по архивам LJ восстановили
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Дизайнер интерфейса - Николай Заярный,
на которого открыто сразу несколько
уголовных дел, а программист Кукуц, на которого дел
пока что не открыто. Слава им!

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Кэш доступен только через внешний
IP, в России ничего не видно, роскомцензуре
на радость. В принципе, разумная политика,
"к чему стадам дары свободы, их надо резать
или стричь". Если быдло хочет цензуры Интернета,
оно ничего другого и не заслуживает, хуле.

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tiphareth
2016-06-16 00:10 (ссылка)

это, мне кажется, иронический кивок в сторону космонавта Льва Андропова с ушанкой
http://bearsandvodka.com/bad-russians-in-hollywood

Watching this movie is a must for all Russia-lovers, just like pretending you’re amazed by Dostoevsky or have read Leo Tolstoy’s unabridged version of “War and Peace” (which is 1173 pages long). Apart from shedding tears over Bruce Willis (or Liv Tyler), there is another reason for watching: the coolest Russian astronaut ever: Lev Andropov.

How did they even conceive such a character? The director might have met Russia’s most prominent alcoholics and homeless, or heard about them during the Cold War, because Andropov’s behavior really rings one particular bell: this is what Russians think the world thinks about them. It’s weird, nevertheless it’s fun: brave Lev does his work thoroughly, saves the Earth and shows that the Russians can be good friends with Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck.

Andropov is not a bad guy at all. But if it hadn’t been for his 1.5 year presence on the MIR space station, I’d have thought he was a schizophrenic. Because he is a bit over the line even by the Russia’s most extreme measures.

Lev walks around the space station in an ear-flapped hat and a T-shirt with a soviet star. The space station is filled with sounds of Russian couplets. Strange that he didn’t try to sell Willis a couple of matryoshkas.

The climax of Andropov’s russianness was in the episode when the astronauts’ team was about to fly away from the asteroid, but the engine wouldn’t start. Lev rushed to the engine with a spanner and started beating the front panel like mad. Which actually seems about right around here: Russians still tend fix their TV sets the same way.

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