In Soviet Russia...

no. it has to be a certain proof. bacardi 151 will catch fire, budlight will not. not ALL alcoholic beverages will catch fire

Depends what you mean by catching fire.
You can even take beer or wine and heat it up : alcohol will start evaporating and it WILL catch fire.

I know personally that vodka does catch fire (40%, clean). Not a glass of vodka, but a spoon. Gives barely visible blue flame. If you heat the spoon a little it will catch fire straight away.

Fun Fact: In Russia, Vodka means little water

Fun fact: Despite common belief, vodka was invented in Poland, not Russia. It means the same thing there pronounced, except that "little water" would be written "wodka" (slang), and "woda" is water.

No, It's voda, but it is close.

If you want "little water" the proper word would be vodichka, but this is almost never used, the only proper situation would maybe be if one was talking to a baby.

that just means water, not little water. What is little water anyways?

they add stuff on ka to make it sound smaller or littler :3 like Кот is cat but кошка is kitty :P

This rule does not apply to everything

I know Russian pretty well and the word vodka doesn't mean "little water" actually it has no fucking meaning for Russians, maybe for polish people it has this meaning but not for Russians.

i read that quest too.

neat magazine.

I'm not fluent in Russian, nor do i speak it, but i know a thing or two.
Ka sufix = Small or Cute, not little.

It's called Hydraulic Fracturing or Hydro Fracking for short. It's really a shame what the gas companies are doing to the land. Also this is from some movie, I remember watching it in my Environmental Science class.

Gasland?

Although they can't prove fracking just yet if I can remember from Earth Science class. Or they are having difficultys trying to prove it.

My friend's father invented fracking fluid. Rest assured, i have attempted assassination several times.

Because creating jobs is more important then ensuring people have clean drinking water (people who would fill those jobs) as well as making sure the land is usable for future citizens?

The EPA only studied a narrow portion of the natural gas extracting process, resulting in data which can not be effectively confirmed. However, despite the lack of an in depth EPA study, many universities and private non profit environmental organizations have confirmed the negative effects of hydraulic fracturing.

Hydrofracking is what i wrote my thesis on in school, i put in about 35 hours of research into the thesis as you can tell about any thesis.the EPA's study was quite indepth if you actually read it like i had to you would understand it however you have not all you see are left wing studies that claim it is bad however it is not, again there is no connection. but go ahead talk out of your ass like a typical liberal

The research has not been fully revealed, no? EPA has it outlined it'll release it in 2014. Just watch the film Gas Land if you'd like, rather informative if you ask me.


Also if I'm wrong, since I'm not really sure at this moment in time, Hydro Fracking and the methods used to get the gas is no bueno either way.

I have watched gas land, Hydrofracking is what i wrote my thesis on in school, i put in about 35 hours of research into the thesis as you can tell about any thesis. and y the way gas land lied about 40% of their "facts" just to sway publc opinion, all liberal publications do that. and no the EPA's study has not been fully revealed but the important points have been and if it was harming the environment the epa would shut it down

the movie is Gasland

I just answered this not terribly long after you, serves me right for answering someone without reading the comments.... even though they obviously didn't either.

Yep and it's called shale gas because it is gas trapped in shale.

I actually live where they're doing this. It's crazy, when they first hit gas, they let a huge plume of fire shoot out the top for around 2 days. Then finally they start harvesting it, and they light the tower up with so many lights, you can see it for miles.

no such thing as leftover vodka in russia

I don't know if I should thumb you up for that information.

Or if I should thumb you down because that's fucking horrible.

That pic.

10/10 would bang.

Though it'd be rape.

And I'd be the victim.

Not that I'm complaining.

**woddy rolled a random image posted in comment #86967 at Anime & Manga ** pshhh ted.... i know .... now you know it.... because i told you

Not exactly. They have a water well, and nearby there is a gas well. And during the "fracking" process where they use high pressure to fracture the underground bedrock so the gas will escape into the well pipes. Well many water wells are now picking up escaped natural gas.

That's what I'm going to school for!!



Nice. I'm stoked you knew what fracking was.

where did you get that picture?

type tf2 Russian heavy in google images.