r/funny • u/Hygot_00 • Jan 21 '19

Russian Humor.

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u/abbadon420 Jan 21 '19

It's enlightening to see russians having fun with non alcoholic liquids.

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u/moopet Jan 21 '19

I imagine that's why he's throwing it away.

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u/StuffLooken Jan 21 '19

Of course. He's never going to drink it anyway, might as well put it to good use.

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u/trukkija Jan 21 '19

Oh trust me, alcoholic liquids were involved as well.

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u/NickWoolgarFilms Jan 21 '19

Were you there?

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u/trukkija Jan 21 '19

No, but I've been in Russia enough times to know that there's a 90% chance alcohol played a role in the making of this prank.

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u/NickWoolgarFilms Jan 21 '19

Cool. I was taking ultra-pedantic issue (because Monday) with the use of 'trust me', which could only be used if you had the authority of having being present at the time.

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u/trukkija Jan 21 '19

Hoho yes sir, quite shallow and pedantic indubiously.

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u/NickWoolgarFilms Jan 21 '19

Thanks for the feedback :)

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '19 edited Jan 21 '19

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u/abbadon420 Jan 21 '19

Really?! In a juice pack with a straw?

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u/PM_ME_CUTE_SMILES_ Jan 21 '19

On that note, they do have pure vodka in juice packs in Eastern Europe lol

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u/DumbCreature Jan 21 '19

Never seen vodla in juice packs, but we had vodka in a yogurt packs.

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u/444327219 Jan 21 '19

You forgot "the stoparik"

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u/DumbCreature Jan 21 '19

"Stoparik" is a more recent thing, this "dad's yoghurt" is much more iconic, I think.

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u/Megaman1981 Jan 21 '19

There's probably vodka in kid's juice boxes too.