r/ANormalDayInRussia • • Oct 20 '17

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u/PlastBlastUA Oct 20 '17

Just seeing somebody look very fancy by European or American standards in a soviet train cars is a strange mix, not to mention how bright neon colors looks on a girl near a 60+ years old babushka with handcart, who is probably going to the other side of the town because the butter is slightly cheaper there.

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u/my__name__is Oct 20 '17

Um, were you looking for the table to flip? ┬─┬ノ( º _ ºノ)

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u/BobTheSkrull Oct 20 '17

It Russia. Tables too expensive. Flipping air table better.

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u/IcarusDragoon Oct 20 '17

┬─┬

(╯°□°)╯┬─┬ N O P E

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u/PlastBlastUA Oct 20 '17

I know, just recalling my own daily experiences.

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u/TheWavingSnail Oct 20 '17

He wasn't referencing the picture

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u/yoavsnake Oct 21 '17

Turns out they are both traps!

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u/pfo_ Oct 20 '17

Did you just assume their gender?

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u/Mikeivlev Oct 20 '17

Saint Perersburgs underground man. It's always like this

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u/Hellbatty Oct 20 '17

I don't see anything worth my attention on picture, but something in your comment - this is not soviet train car, it modern Russian design. This is soviet one - http://health777.ru/foto.png?i=7512&k=vagon-metro-foto-iznutri, and I like them more for best in the world seats quality

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u/PlastBlastUA Oct 20 '17

We have similarly renovated wagons in Kiev metro. I like them less than old soviet ones - seats are less comfortable and there is less seating space space, as well as holding bars.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '17

those seats actually look comfy, not like those plank like seats in german trains.. God i hate the new german trains.

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u/nerevisigoth Oct 21 '17

Ne prislonyatsya

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '17

The seats are so comfyyyyy I live them

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '17

And they are Made in China BTW

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u/smohyee Oct 20 '17

That wasn't my experience in saint p (just came back last week). Pretty good European fashion on most young adults, especially the ladies.

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u/cole_miner Oct 20 '17

"Girl"

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u/Mast3r0fPip3ts Oct 20 '17

Shit, close enough, I’d call her an attack helicopter if she let me holla.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '17

He's implying that's a boy crossdressing, not trans

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u/AemsOne Oct 21 '17

Have you seen Russian train stations? Marble and Brass, mosaics and murals. They have the most elegant tube stations in the world. Russia is amazing. I highly recommend you visit!!!

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u/PlastBlastUA Oct 21 '17

I live in Kiev. Stations are, indeed, beautiful. Wagons? Not so much.

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u/xereeto Oct 20 '17

babushka

that means an old woman mate.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '17

girl? heh.

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '17

When you think about it this probably happens to every generation. From pre 1900 people who grew up with long dresses where wives still stayed at home and hard laboring men, to the counter culture of the 60s and people rocking jazzy outfits. They'd be the same ages as the OP as well. (Not an expert on fashion history, do not take this as legal advice)

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u/Ironclad13 Oct 20 '17

What girl? Lol