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[JoshuaFH]

There's just so much WTF about this (definitely NSFW, unless you're a miner or some such manly profession in Poland - but then again, how come you have internet access in your workplace?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwizfuoGizs&has_verified=1
Description for would-be clickers: a FIFA world cup-related Polish disco song with lyrics mostly repeatedly describing the colours of the Polish flag, and an extremely sexualized video. Like, I'm pretty sure I can see her labia sticking out from her undies.

So, eh, are topless music videos a common thing in Poland? Like how Russia has naked newscasters?

[scourge728]

Like how Russia has naked newscasters?

Why tho

[Yoink]

To get people interested in current affairs, obviously.
Also what.

[Il Palazzo]

So, eh, are topless music videos a common thing in Poland?

Not any more than in the US. Remember Blurred Lines?

[CABL]

Russian here, and I don't even know about "naked newscasters". Though, admittedly, I've stopped watching TV since year 2014, so yeah, I dunno.

[JoshuaFH]

Russian here, and I don't even know about "naked newscasters". Though, admittedly, I've stopped watching TV since year 2014, so yeah, I dunno.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Naked_Truth_(TV)

Can't say I know a lot about it, but it seems that Canada also had something similar.

[Reelya]

I remember a friend telling showing me some naked news stuff from Europe 20 years ago, that he either had taped or could get on cable, it was either Russia or possibly Germany. Maybe it's on cable TV over there.

EDIT: yeah that'd be the one Josh. But note the details in the BBC article: it was a local station in Moscow that only had one transmitter and could reach about half the city. They did that to get ratings, but it wasn't a national broadcaster or anything. Australian Cable TV at the time seems to have purchased the show however, so it might be known just to Moscovites and an international audience of creepy cable TV viewers.

[CABL]

That explains why I didn't know about the news program. Dem pervy Muscovites!

[Eric Blank]

Like, I'm pretty sure I can see her labia sticking out from her undies.

Itll be fine. Like, labia are basically just your pussy's buttcheeks, and butts are okay, right? :v

[Il Palazzo]

Like, I'm pretty sure I can see her labia sticking out from her undies.

Itll be fine. Like, labia are basically just your pussy's buttcheeks, and butts are okay, right? :v

I guess you're right. As long as there are no offending, blasphemous, eldritch nipples to worry about, there's no harm in a bit of flappity cheeky bits sticking out.
In any case, those aren't even the worst-looking lips in the video.

[Eric Blank]

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In any case, those aren't even the worst-looking lips in the video.

I havent laughed that hard in a long while, thanks


Okay, so i just found this pretty impressively large hornet that had been buzzing around in here and tossed it out the door, and the customer that was leaving immediately said "better kill that" and squished it. Like, wow. At least let me get a photo geez. Whens the last time ive seen a black and white hornet with thick brown fur? Never!

[heydude6]

Today I decided to take a closer look at my water filter, and I discovered that algae was growing in it. Can you believe that, Algae! For who knows how long, I've been basically drinking swamp water without even noticing. No negative health effects either surprisingly. I wonder why?

[pisskop]

Because we as a species have until very recently had to drink small amounts of algae in out water for about a million years?

[birdy51]

I suppose it might have been building up slowly, which let your immune system adapt.

[Hanslanda]

Water that lacks fecal material or rotting corpses in it, but has life in it (algae for example) is generally much safer to drink that perfectly clean and clear water, at least in the wild. Because if NOTHING lives in it, there is probably a reason. Mind you, this is a dangerous generalization I'm making. Basically a little algae is fine. Most algae is pretty ambivalent health wise.