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Found this puzzle in an actual Russian kids book for the 2nd grade:
(my own server host failed as it run out of bandwidth, but now the image is nicely hosted on failblog)
This one is quite a mind twister. No matter how hard I thought about it, I could not come up with the defining characteristic for the last group of objects.
WFT brings them together? They make sounds? Then why is a boot there?
Write what you think the answer is, in your comments.
The most hilarious/crazy/correct answer wins a feature.
(my own server host failed as it run out of bandwidth, but now the image is nicely hosted on failblog)
This one is quite a mind twister. No matter how hard I thought about it, I could not come up with the defining characteristic for the last group of objects.
WFT brings them together? They make sounds? Then why is a boot there?
Write what you think the answer is, in your comments.
The most hilarious/crazy/correct answer wins a feature.
People or machines?
Since December 10th, I've got 60 thousand extra views on me profile, but no actual jump in comments or favs.
Leave a boop if you're alive and if you found me recently via some means other than DA.
Heckin errors
I seem to be experiencing an absurd amount of errors on DA today.
Not sure if my firefox browser is responsible, but the upload button no longer works and I have to go through stash to submit anything.
Also, "browse popular 8 hours" page is no longer showing things for 8 hours, but instead "popular of all time".
Is there an explanation for this madness?
A billion Soviet Shmeckles/an improbable reference
People sometimes ask if my art was inspired by __________ , but often the answer is that it wasn't, because I've never seen/read ________ (due to me being far more immersed in Soviet novels than American pop culture).
Today I came across yet another fantastic improbability, an obscure/extremely rare Soviet Poster that seems to be exactly like the character "Stealy" out of Rick and Morty.
He's even called "Hapuga", which translates to "Stealy".
Evaluate it for yourself and see how many similarities you can find:
This is a perfect example of people having similar ideas spanning across completely different cultures/time.
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In English, a better answer could be that they're all compound nouns:
upright piano
grey whale
emperor penguin
cowboy boot
commuter train
Okay, it's a stretch.
upright piano
grey whale
emperor penguin
cowboy boot
commuter train
Okay, it's a stretch.