11/14 Bad enemy in our feed!

I found that funny as well. First it was the Swedes, then the French, then the Germans. Even if Cwcville was able to invade, i think he would do nothing and toss men and women to an icy death with a nuclear power and that is assuming Russia doesn't launch its nukes.

 

I'd be amused if it was Russia in the 80s before Gorbachev allowed McDonald's in Russia. Chris wouldn't be able to handle being in a land where there's no fast food. Chris and his loyal Cwcville forces would starve as they desperately went from village to village begging for literal slime posing as meat and soggy french fries.

 

When Chris posts this super weird shit, I’m honestly more interested in the comments and likes these things generate. And by who and if they’re real people.

 

I'm surprised Sylvana isn't working with the Russians and is a dang dirty commie bastard. You would expect Bob to negatively influence Chris' view of Russia considering the old man was a redneck who lived through the cold war. And given Chris' tendency to use stereotypes to understand how races work...

 

I had to put my 2 cents in.

 

Did someone mention the army of CWCville invading Russia?

(Note: To keep to the theme, i conveniently forgot to give him winter clothing.)

 

A little heavy handed there Herr Major?

 

probably, i just was bored and wanted to make a meme in paint.

 

The stielhandgranate is a bit of an overkill. (pun intended)

 

I wonder if it has to do with the Cyrillic alphabet? (given how many countries outside Russia use it)

 

It might be that and I also looked up something about the three "languages" of Bosnia and Herzegovina which is where the accordion war criminal was born: Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian in their standard forms are structurally the same language but for political reasons they are considered separate languages

 

Which is a shame really. This is why I sometimes feel sorry for that region. It seemed like there was an effort to standardize it for at least those four Yugoslav republics before the breakup (Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia & Montenegro), of course Latin script is only used in Croatia while being partly used in those other countries today.

 

i have missed a lot it seems