APOLOGIZE
Sorry for thinking you were also involved in the Dyatlov Pass incident
Pneumonic plague? You are being delusional
>>223598259>Dyatlov pass incident>victim found with radiated clothesseriously who writes this shit?
>>223598259Why can't commiepedos stop losing?
>>223599058You can't demoralize a nuclear reactor.
Anatoly Dyatlov ran away from home at 14. He somehow survived on the streets and managed to enter school to become a nuclear engineer. Very admirable. Although maybe it was dumb as heck to let a dirty street urchin manage your nuclear industry.
>>223599161>maybe it was dumb as heck to let a dirty street urchin manage your nuclear industry.wait until you find out who was managing the whole country...
You helped destroy the USSR and gave a bunch of Ukrainians cancer. You were a hero Dyatlov, I just couldnt see it
>>223599705Slava Ukarini
>>223598328Only one person dead? Not great, not horrible.
>>223598328Is this from China too?
>>223598259
>>223602292You couldn't hear about plague in Siberia because it isn't there!
>>223598287>Dyatlov Pass incidentWe need more Dyatlov kino
>>223598634And their pockets loaded with graphite.
>>223602378Level with me, bros - how communicable is this shit?
>>223602601The Khamar-Daban incident is much more kino
>>223598259>you should be riding in front of the train, with the white folks
>>223599705And look where we are today
>>223602943Depends on the rodent infestation levels. For example in Germany, where they sterilise cats just so the christfreakazoids don't run them over with their cars or to keep alive their eugenics tradition, there isn't a single big city without mice, being that the continent is so densly forrested.
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>>223603112KEK
What other kinos have done this? The kind of strange >Soviets/Russians are British English speakers thing
>>223602601I want a TV show where the chernobyl incident disrupted space and time and the crew in the control room of reactor 4 get unstuck in time and sent to various disasters in history. >Tenerife Incident >YOU DIDN'T SEE A PANAM JET ON THE RUNWAY BECAUSE IT ISN'T THERE WEEEEEEGAN
>>223603022>Khamar-DabanNice, will check this out brah
>>223603149Lmao
>>223603129Because it was a cast of (mostly) british actors for an english audience. Do you have everyone learn a foreign language to put in subtitles to alienate a chunk of your audience, do you have everyone speaking in bad accents like they're russians speaking english in russia? Or do you just tell everyone to use their natural voice and trust that the audience aren't fucking retards. Go watch K-19 widowmaker where its hard to pay attention to the actual movie because its just a cavalcade of shitty cartoonish russian accents and whatever the fuck Liam Neeson was doing.
>>223603155Check out the Lake Nyos incident, too. Not much of a mistery, but interesting nonetheless
>>223602943It's a fucking bacterial disease. You gonna get a course of antibiotics and you will be fine. If it's weaponized variant it's probably more resilient, but you will be fine.
>>223603193I said it was kind of strange, not that it's a bad thing or that I'm completely baffled as to why they would produce it that way. Though with Star City I wish there was an option to watch it with a Russian dub, make it feel a bit more consistent with For All Mankind main show where there's a lot of Russian characters actually speaking it
>>223603236>Not much of a misteryAnon someone literally walked into a village where everyone was dead where they stood and no one knew what happened until someone had a crazy theory about oversaturated CO2 in the lake that would occasionally invert covering the entire valley in lethal amounts of carbon dioxide.
>>223603290As I said the story is interesting, but there's a clear explanation to what happened, unlike the Kharma-Daban incident.>they died from hypothermiaYeah, hypothermia makes people bleed from their eyes/ears, scream in pain, convulse and tear off their clothes.
>>223603366>tear off their clothes.Paradoxical undressing. With severe hypothermia your body genuinely loses the ability to sense its internal temperature and you think you're getting hot. Bleeding from your eyes is just your eyeballs freezing and chapping until the capillaries rupture. Anyone who has ever been on the side of a mountain without goggles will know you can get windburn on your eyeballs (it fucking sucks bro).
>>223603423Nah, it was either aliens or an interdimensional leak of some sort of energy
>>223603022>A moment later, she cried out, having the same symptoms as Krysin. She convulsed and then collapsed on top of Krysin. Filipenko, who had gotten to Korovina first, was the next to collapse, grabbing at her throat as though she couldn't breathe. She crawled over to a nearby rock and bashed her head against it until she went limp. Zalesova and Bapanov started to run. While running, they collapsed and died throwing up blood and clawing at their own throats, tearing their clothes off.Goddamn not a fun way to go
>>223603129The Death of StalinQuality crack
>>223603245>It's a fucking bacterial disease. You gonna get a course of antibiotics and you will be fine. If it's weaponized variant it's probably more resilient, but you will be fine.holy fucking retard lmao
>>223603193>Because it was a cast of (mostly) british actors for an english audience.but WHY?is the english audience allergic to seeing Ukrainian actors?
>>223604198dumb frogposter
>>223602943It's too deadly to spread well, and it's a bacteria so many anti-biotics still work against it
>>223598328This sends the pidoras into a head-punching frenzy.
>>223598328how would Dyatlov stop it?
>>223599161Back then in Soviet Russia one could go from a farmer to being a nuclear engineer in like a year, that’s why they became a dumpster fire
>>223598328heh
>>223603129literally every kino about ancient Rome
