I like to post dead Chechens here myself. I have one reason for it. May be I am sick bastard as Balalaika put it. But who knows what the word sick means? Believe me I know very powerful people who don't know what the word "is" is. So what do you what from me?
Poor Armenian.

The Russian Eagle.

Sounds like thunder.Did you hear that BOSNA

2 caucasian,

you have nothing to be proud about but these russian jets, for which russia has no fuel (or if it has, that it will be at the expense of civil users). why not you show pictures of russians waiting at the doors of u.s. or german embassies in moscow?

2 svoloch, igor

>> Sounds like thunder.Did you hear that BOSNA

it would be better to spend the money on feeding poor russian males who could not even manage to live past 65 years on average.

Oyasumi nasai balalaika! Go •••• yourself! Sayonara!

There are many hungry in the West. It does not stop the development of expensive hardware, though. Very beautiful and click jet! And looking at its fins, I can tell it is a dodger too. Unfortunately, there is a long way from a prototype to a serial production. Most gadgets never see the end of the tunnel. Maybe Iraqis buy a lot of them. 🙂 This will help NATO think twice before bombing the independent nations.

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2 Rus,

O-yasumi.

Someone who's sitting in Japan and understanding such word as DURILO will complain about long lines to US and German embassies in Moscow. Don't be so harsh to your compatriots B. There is no need to be rude.

Cretins:

Awesome power.

oops! Sorry Chechens.

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Hey everyone. What about voting for NUKE or DON'T-NUKE on this board? Would not it be a democracy? I could orange a web site for that but time is running out for poor Chechens

I SAY NUKE. And score goes one against zero for nuke.