Interesting and Humour - page 4029

[Andrey Kisselyov]

Alexandr Saprykin:

https://ria.ru/economy/20170924/1505441114.html

They started making money out of the air instead of reducing environmental pollution or learning not to crap, and living on a clean planet instead of a dumping ground for their own waste.

Respectfully.

[Yousufkhodja Sultonov]

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[Alexey Volchanskiy]

Andrey Kisselyov:
They started making money out of the air instead of cutting pollution or learning not to crap and living on a clean planet instead of on their own rubbish heaps.

Respectfully.

There is no problem with air in Switzerland )). It's an old idea, the Japanese used to put fresh air or oxygen machines in Tokyo a long time ago. Then they learned not to poop. China is next, there's really smog in major cities.

[Andrey Kisselyov]

Alexey Volchanskiy:

There is no problem with air in Switzerland )). It's an old idea, the Japanese used to put fresh air or oxygen machines in Tokyo a long time ago. Then they learned not to poop. China is next, there is really smog in big cities.

I climbed a hill near my home town and looked at it from above, the view is beautiful but there is a grey cloud hanging over the town with a population of only 100,000 people. When I first arrived in Grozny in the Caucasus I almost choked on smoke, my lungs refused to evenly breathe after the clean air of my town with the grey cloud hanging over it.

I think it cheaper not to shit than to remove the consequences of human activity in nature.

with respect.

[Alexey Volchanskiy]

Andrey Kisselyov:
What can I say about big cities, I once went up to the hill near my town, where I lived, and looked at it from above, the view is beautiful, but there's a grey cloud hanging over the town, the population is just 100k. And when I first came to the Caucasus in Grozny I almost choked on the smoke, my lungs refused to breathe even after the clean air of my town, with a grey cloud hanging over them.

For me it is cheaper not to shit than to clean up the consequences of human actions in nature.

Respectfully.

In 2007-2010, I rented a room in the centre of St. Petersburg, near the metro station Chernyshevskaya, if you know what I mean. I went jogging every evening at the time, but I could only jog after 11pm, otherwise I felt like I was breathing exhaust fumes.

I tried running along the Neva, thinking there at least the breeze would blow through, same thing. It's all right when you're walking, but when you're jogging, your respiratory system starts to work and that's it... Now I live in countryside, clean air, greenery, nature. I don't need this prestigious centre.

[Alexey Volchanskiy]

Bull's-eye!

[Andrey Kisselyov]

Alexey Volchanskiy:

Between 2007 and 2010, I rented a room in the centre of St. Petersburg, near the metro station Chernyshevskaya, if you know what I mean. I went jogging every evening at the time, but I could only jog after 11pm, otherwise I felt like I was breathing exhaust fumes.

I tried running along the Neva, thinking there at least the breeze would blow through, same thing. It's all right when you're walking, but when you're jogging, your respiratory system starts to work and that's it... Now I live in countryside, clean air, greenery, nature. I don't need that prestigious centre.

I live in the countryside too, the air is clean and there are not many cars.

With respect.

[Andrew Petras]

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[Alexey Volchanskiy]

Andrew Petras:

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They brought the card home the other day. And in the pictures everyone in the office there looks like first year students.

[Andrew Petras]

Alexey Volchanskiy:

The other day a card from them was brought to the house. In the pictures, everyone in the office looks like a first-year student.

I never heard of them. I'm wondering if it's a PR campaign. It's already on Vesti FM.