Could be, but seems to be no other way tbh

Chechenya is full of radical muzzies

@Blaster Master the worst though were the small bombs
Chechens would leave thick pens, children toys, cans of alcohol, purses and bags in inconspicuous places rigged with explosives
They would go off if someone picked those up

Not strong explosives, but people lost their limbs and eyes

fucking hell

Especially kids

Note to self: Only use mechanical arms from now on

I still have a "fuck no, I'm outta here" reflex if i see an unattended bag in Germany

God, this makes me want to be a counter terrorist

Counterterrorism is fun work ngl

@Uksio where from commieland are you?

Government doesn't do shit

They only use it to pursue further agendas

Obviously

Ffs any peace talk would be just disrupted by a BOOM and they fucking blindly storm the place

Hostage situation? Just shoot all of em

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@Krisemann I was born on the territory of today's kirgizstan, but in a russian family (because gulags and stuff)
My mother moved to Lithuania where I grew up (except for few years of school in Moscow later)
And then I moved to study to Germany where I am living today

how old are you?

Neat, pre- or post-1991?

Born in 1985

ah

boomer

This is why I want a Mercedes 190E made in '85

It will be as old as me

theyre infinity machines

Yeah

my dad has a 92 250D

Only problem was a loose blinker on last norwegian TÜV

@Blaster Master I am ultra-boomer: soviets in 1985 were living like the west in 1950

yeah

kinda like north korea

I basically saw the tech improvement happening before my eyes as if I was born in 1950

actually the Fiat 126p was produced until 2000

norwegian TÜV?

we call them EU-controls

Are they calling that too?

nah but its the same

Except we have every 2nd year

Fiat Punto is the best car ever made. <:hypersmugon:544638648721604608>

And it doesnt apply to motorbikes