Trololo Guy Dies
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It is? What about curing diseases or improving the living quality (and equality) of people in impoverished parts of the world? I would have thought that would be the best legacy anybody could have, rather than starting a freakin meme.MercurySteam said:
Man, this guy pretty-much managed to troll Russia... And got away with it until the point he died of (probably) old age.
I salute this man, the man with the iron goods; hidden behind the iron curtain.
Yes, pun intended.
I salute this man, the man with the iron goods; hidden behind the iron curtain.
Yes, pun intended.
After the great nuclear war destroys all of humanity, the radroaches will crawl out from beneath the wreckage. And they will examine what remains of our civilization, and they will come to believe that Eduard Khil was a minor deity of laughter.
Meh. I really don't care, since it is relation to one of the things that needs to die on the internet, and that is trolls and trolling.
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Totally agree, that is most likely what he is doing at this moment. One of the most overrated people and companies ever. As much as there needs to be competition in the computer industry, if I could press a button to remove all apple products, computers, and knowledge there of from existence, I would. Apple is really just a stupid status symbol, for people to say, look at me and all the truckloads I can throw to buy things, even if they are inferior.Lumber Barber said:
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The lyrics weren't banned: from wikipedia
Arkady Ostrovsky's son, Mikhail, gives another version of the vocalise story:
Nobody banned its lyrics, but my father just composed the music during the period of his disagreement with Lev Oshanin. The latter told him that the lyrics are more important in a song and that a composer is nothing without a lyricist. So Dad told him during the argument, "Well, I don't need your verses at all, I'll manage without them."
?Mikhail Ostrovsky, Rossiyskaya Gazeta (Russian)
Arkady Ostrovsky's son, Mikhail, gives another version of the vocalise story:
Nobody banned its lyrics, but my father just composed the music during the period of his disagreement with Lev Oshanin. The latter told him that the lyrics are more important in a song and that a composer is nothing without a lyricist. So Dad told him during the argument, "Well, I don't need your verses at all, I'll manage without them."
?Mikhail Ostrovsky, Rossiyskaya Gazeta (Russian)
RIP. Веселый был человек.