Русский фарш
Russian mince
Ivan Luden 
*thinking for three: The expression “thinking for three” in Russian usually means “to drink a bottle of alcohol among three.” This can be any alcoholic drink, be it vodka, wine or something else. This expression is believed to have appeared during the time when the USSR was led by N.S. Khrushchev (from 1953 to 1964). During his reign, the price of alcohol rose sharply. Because of this, they began to buy alcohol for three, chipping in together. There is also a version that the origin of the expression “think for three” is directly related to Soviet cut glasses. The bottle of alcoholic drink poured well into three glasses. ⋘
*bald dwarf: The nickname “bald dwarf” for Vladimir Putin appeared and became widespread on social networks. “Bald” - in Russian usually means a person who has no hair, usually on the crown of the head, that is, bald. . “Dwarf” is usually used in Russian to refer to a person of short stature. However, the word can also be used figuratively to refer to a person who is considered insignificant or insignificant in some way. ⋘
*Mat(Russian -Мат)-filthy language



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