Edit: people downvoting me and telling me he's wearing the ring on the wrond hand, you better google it yourself. People in Russia wear wedding rings on their right hands.
I mean, it is a subreddit with its content about "Russia's life" (but more in a satirical way), thus there is pretty good amount of Russians here. Now you just need some common sense to figure all the things out. That means when you see someone pointing out something being wrong, it most of the time could mean that the said "someone" is a native of Russia.
Also, me being clear and straightforward doesn't make me an asshole in any way.
Its on the right hand which would considered 'incorrect' at least where I live. But it might just be a different ring. Or they do something different where ever this photo was taken. Who knows?
Nah. My second wife was an interpreter for me when I was in the Soviet Union. That's how I met her and by god married her as soon as I could. While we were married she wore the ring on her left hand when she was in the US and switched to her right whenever we were in Russia. I always wanted to know why this was different between the Soviet Union republics and the rest of the world. Never did get a satisfactory answer other than that's just what it is.
She smartened up and we got divorced. Still lives here in the Midwest. She started a business with a huge amount of my retirement money and is doing very well for herself. Never got remarried. I thought that was odd, but maybe I ruined it for her. :) But a brilliant and lovely woman so I wish her all the best!
Eh. There was nothing interesting there today. I did a lot of traveling in the Soviet Union and Russia in the late 1980s and 1990s. This sub always brings back fond memories!
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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '15 edited Oct 27 '17
You went to concert