It could roll all the way from Saint Peter, to Moskva, to Nizhny Novgorod,
to Kazan,
to Perm,
to Ekaterinburg,
to Omsk,
to Novosibirsk (my hometown!),
to Tomsk,
to Krasnoyarsk,
to Irkutsk,
to Ulan Ude,
to Harbin,
to Vladivostok,
to Sapporo,
to Alaska. It would be huge by the time it visited every part of Russia!

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doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca (The Doctor) wrote in news:urd382$8ln$2@gallifrey.nk.ca:

Agent Jakanov <mouth@onlegs.org> wrote:

It could roll all the way from Saint Peter, to Moskva, to Nizhny
Novgorod, to Kazan,
to Perm,
to Ekaterinburg,
to Omsk,
to Novosibirsk (my hometown!),
to Tomsk,
to Krasnoyarsk,
to Irkutsk,
to Ulan Ude,
to Harbin,
to Vladivostok,
to Sapporo,
to Alaska. It would be huge by the time it visited every part of
Russia!

I wonder who would be interested.

Who wouldn't be? Kids love snow, and watching it get bigger and bigger
would be fun for them. Plus they learn geography and culture.

Oh, and it can also go to North Pole for Christmas Special because
that's also in Russia.

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Agent Jakanov <mouth@onlegs.org> wrote:

It could roll all the way from Saint Peter, to Moskva, to Nizhny Novgorod,
to Kazan,
to Perm,
to Ekaterinburg,
to Omsk,
to Novosibirsk (my hometown!),
to Tomsk,
to Krasnoyarsk,
to Irkutsk,
to Ulan Ude,
to Harbin,
to Vladivostok,
to Sapporo,
to Alaska. It would be huge by the time it visited every part of Russia!

Harbin is in China, Sapporo is in Japan, and Alaska is part of the USA. So
your snowball has gone rather far astray.

The North Pole and surrounding Arctic regions. which you mention elsewhere, remains international territory and belongs to no nation. (parts of the
seabed approaching the geographical North Pole are claimed by Russia under UNCLOS).

--
“The timelines and … canon … are rupturing” - the Doctor

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The Last Doctor <mike@xenocyte.com> wrote in
news:urdon5$1dli5$1@dont-email.me:

Agent Jakanov <mouth@onlegs.org> wrote:

It could roll all the way from Saint Peter, to Moskva, to Nizhny
Novgorod, to Kazan,
to Perm,
to Ekaterinburg,
to Omsk,
to Novosibirsk (my hometown!),
to Tomsk,
to Krasnoyarsk,
to Irkutsk,
to Ulan Ude,
to Harbin,
to Vladivostok,
to Sapporo,
to Alaska. It would be huge by the time it visited every part of
Russia!

Harbin is in China, Sapporo is in Japan, and Alaska is part of the
USA. So your snowball has gone rather far astray.

The North Pole and surrounding Arctic regions. which you mention
elsewhere, remains international territory and belongs to no nation.
(parts of the seabed approaching the geographical North Pole are
claimed by Russia under UNCLOS).

All these places were historically part of Russia and will be again.
You can't change history, not one line!

Harbin was colonized by Russia in 1913. The Sapporo people do not
consider themselves Japanese. And you already know Alaska belonged to
Russia.

Make peace, not war.

If we can't bring back pure historicals, then all Bug Eyed Monsters
should be allegory for the West.



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doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca (The Doctor) wrote in news:urdrpg$21ig$12 @gallifrey.nk.ca:

In article <urdfgf$1bk7s$3@dont-email.me>,
Agent Jakanov <mouth@onlegs.org> wrote:

doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca (The Doctor) wrote in >>news:urd382$8ln$2@gallifrey.nk.ca:

Agent Jakanov <mouth@onlegs.org> wrote:

It could roll all the way from Saint Peter, to Moskva, to Nizhny >>>>Novgorod, to Kazan,
to Perm,
to Ekaterinburg,
to Omsk,
to Novosibirsk (my hometown!),
to Tomsk,
to Krasnoyarsk,
to Irkutsk,
to Ulan Ude,
to Harbin,
to Vladivostok,
to Sapporo,
to Alaska. It would be huge by the time it visited every part of >>>>Russia!

I wonder who would be interested.

Who wouldn't be? Kids love snow, and watching it get bigger and

bigger

would be fun for them. Plus they learn geography and culture.

Oh, and it can also go to North Pole for Christmas Special because
that's also in Russia.

That is desputable!

Okay, I invite you to come to my hometown, and I can show you the
records at the University. We can even go to Moscow, if you'd like.

Don't believe the Western propaganda. Even Canadians are moving to
Russia with their families these days.







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