A Moment of Silence for a Departed Comrade! He will be Missed

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http://en.ria.ru/world/20120604/173831212.html

:crying:

[TheGodlessUtopian]

Oddly enough when I first saw a picture of him I was reminded of Ronald Reagen... :lol:

[Zealot]

RIP Comrade Trololo.

[Jesus Saves Gretzky Scores]

No! NO! NOOOO!! R.I.P. glorious comrade. I think in honor, we should create the Trolololist group.

[Comrade Samuel]

He shall forever troll in the great Internet in the sky... :crying:

[Crux]

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[Sasha]

funny/sad fact, the whole trollololo gibberish that led to his belated internet meme fame was created because the original words of his song ( a country hymm about love on the prairy) was considered "too american" by the soviet censorship... :closedeyes:

[Crux]

funny/sad fact, the whole trollololo gibberish that led to his belated internet meme fame was created because the original words of his song ( a country hymm about love on the prairy) was considered "too american" by the soviet censorship... :closedeyes:

and then they said "rewrite it so it's more patriotic for the glorious motherland." and he did.

[Sasha]

:lol:

[Die Neue Zeit]

and then they said "rewrite it so it's more patriotic for the glorious motherland." and he did.

The very first lyrics were the best, and would have been even better without that one mention of the Generalissimo. The imagery of the Soviet flag, serving in the Red Army, and defense against imperialist aggression were more down-to-earth than the later imagery of the fictitious "Party."

[Prometeo liberado]

I guess something had to drown out the echo of crickets tonite on dear ole Revleft. R.I.P.:confused:

[Crux]

The very first lyrics were the best, and would have been even better without that one mention of the Generalissimo. The imagery of the Soviet flag, serving in the Red Army, and defense against imperialist aggression were more down-to-earth than the later imagery of the fictitious "Party."
Right....