Is Russian culture southern?

[Norka]

That is a long tradition here, when Russians came (they came at steady intervals), the women were always hid n the deepest woods. You can see this in WWII too, we had very extensive evacuation plans, which we of course didn't even need because you were stopped at the Isthmus.

On the other hand Stalin left the civilian population left to survive on their own, even tho he had the WHOLE FUCKING SIBERIA to evacuate them into. What a fucking war criminal he was towards his own people.

It is our far southern nigga ways broder. Here is a pic of me and white finnish girls.

[Harkonnen]

The ultimate blame for tragedies in Leningrad and Stalingrad goes to Russian leadership. There was no fucking reason to left those cities un-evacuated.

[silentkiller]

Another proof of Russian southernity, they never get piss drunk, they just sip ouii ouii

Well, I was talking about Finns over there.

[Ülev]

Ville Haapasalo make Russians more Finnic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ville_Haapasalo

[glass]

I don't think that all Finns are drunkards. However, they have such fame in Saint Petersburg.

Indeed. My female acquaintance from SPb called me "finn" few times for "unappropriate" behaviour.

[Vm95]

No.

[Harkonnen]

Indeed. My female acquaintance from SPb called me "finn" few times for "unappropriate" behaviour.

I was once called "russian" because I was acting like a faggot pussy. In Finland Russians are known for their French-style appropriate behaviour. Keeping up appearances. Ouii ouii

[Norka]

I was once called "russian" because I was acting like a faggot pussy. In Finland Russians are known for their French-style appropriate behaviour. Keeping up appearances. Ouii ouii

[Harkonnen]

ryssiä

(colloquial) To screw up.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ryssi%C3%A4#Finnish

Yes "to do the Russian" means to fuck up in Finnish.

[Not a Cop]

ryssiä

(colloquial) To screw up.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ryssi%C3%A4#Finnish

Yes "to do the Russian" means to fuck up in Finnish.

Isn't it Venalainen or something in Finnish?