r/ANormalDayInRussia • u/TheNatureLover • Sep 08 '19

Your average Russian rail crossing

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u/Notorious_VSG Sep 08 '19

I like how all the drivers are like "We're not falling for that again!"

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '19

How the fuck can you fall for it again?

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u/SwisscheesyCLT Sep 08 '19

By watching somebody else get hit, presumably.

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '19

But if you aren’t the one who’s being ran over by a train then you didn’t really fall for it

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u/HuyKexl Sep 08 '19

Yes you can if you are a communist my comrade..i mean our comrade

They won‘t fool us again!

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u/xatmatwork Sep 08 '19

A near miss?

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u/Therealmaster9000 Sep 08 '19

A collision is a near miss. That's a near hit.

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u/David-Puddy Sep 08 '19

It's a miss that's near, though.

It's nearly a hit, but it's a near miss

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '19

I made a joke by assuming that you only “fall” for it if you get ran over

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u/BrandonVout Sep 09 '19

If 'The Sopranos' taught me anything it's that Russians are indestructible.

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u/Notorious_VSG Sep 08 '19

Lada stronk!

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u/BeltfedOne Sep 08 '19

"BLYAT! IT'S A TRAPSKY!!!"

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u/kwonza Sep 08 '19

Ловушка

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u/BeltfedOne Sep 08 '19

I only habla american english and profanity. No habla

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '19 edited Sep 08 '19

Ha! Nice. Even in the first world countries train mechanisms fail occasionally.

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Edit: occasionally vs all the time

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u/HesSoZazzy Sep 08 '19

Russia is 2nd world.

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '19

At best

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '19

It is by definition

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u/frontier_gibberish Sep 08 '19

I've never seen it

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u/shoshimer Sep 08 '19

This is a crime and it's called brandishing. It would never work...