no matter what I do, Marc Zumoff is a step ahead of me

package in the mail
a soul asylum record
rockin out tonight

Waiting by the phone
Waiting for you to call me up
And tell me I'm not alone
Because, I want some body to shove
I need somebody to shove
I want somebody to shove me.

Should be studying for my GREs, but I'd rather f around on the interwebz.

Slacker.

Houshphandzadeh wrote:no matter what I do, Marc Zumoff is a step ahead of me

finally saw you know who in person today. oh my.

Somebody with talent should start a comic featuring a Moscow superhero. All they have are American superheroes. I think you could make a fortune. You'd have to live in Moscow and speak Russian of course.

But really Moscow would be an awesome setting for a superhero.

There was one called red son. It was good. A what if superman crashed in russia

the Kapitalist Kouriers!

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and his sister Illyana Nikolievna Rasputina

Of the Novgorod Rasputins

the assassin lady from avengers is russian

Just make the Supreme Soviets into a force for good. Toss in Red Hulk.

There was a sitcom in the early 70s set in Prague that I liked, but that's the only one I can remember set behind the Iron Curtain.The Dad worked in a munitions factory and was a hard line communist while the Mom loved everything American especially "rockandroll", which she largely identified with Neil Sedaka (putting the accent on the first syllable). They had somehow ended up with custody of a young black kid, the result, I think, of a tryst between their daughter and a U.S. serviceman. I remember the title was something like Czech It Out, and it only lasted maybe half a season. I'll have to see if it's on youtube.

swishnicholson wrote:There was a sitcom in the early 70s set in Prague that I liked, but that's the only one I can remember set behind the Iron Curtain.The Dad worked in a munitions factory and was a hard line communist while the Mom loved everything American especially "rockandroll", which she largely identified with Neil Sedaka (putting the accent on the first syllable). They had somehow ended up with custody of a young black kid, the result, I think, of a tryst between their daughter and a U.S. serviceman. I remember the title was something like Czech It Out, and it only lasted maybe half a season. I'll have to see if it's on youtube.

swish I think you're forgetting about "Hungary For Love." Hi-Jinks abound when a three young friends spend their nights prowling around Budapest searching for girls and trouble.

Also "Welcome Back Pacepa" about a Romanian teacher who returns to his old high school after ten years in a Gulag.

strong page in this thread. good job guys

smitty wrote:swish I think you're forgetting about "Hungary For Love." Hi-Jinks abound when a three young friends spend their nights prowling around Budapest searching for girls and trouble.

Also "Welcome Back Pacepa" about a Romanian teacher who returns to his old high school after ten years in a Gulag.

I don't know how but whenever someone says something Crispin Glover I think they're talking about Andy Serkis.

I confuse George McFly with Gollum.

I offer no excuse.

Internet and TV outage. Ffs Calvin.