Whoops! Lenin Statues in Ukraine Having Little "Accidents"

[goodasgold]

Does my heart good:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nQJUmbfJ5Q

[goodasgold]

I especially like the "break dancing" antics of Contestant #8 at minute 4:33  Is it too late to enter him in the Sochi Olympics???

[ns3]

While taking an interest in your youtube I happened upon a factoid about Lenin statues remaining in the world that may only interest me.

Question: What do all of these former Soviet Republics have in common in regards to statues of Lenin? .....

Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan

Answer: They all have fewer statues of Lenin standing than the U.S.A. which has 4.

(source of information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_st ... imir_Lenin)

And another interesting tidbit I learned: Kiev is the 8th largest city in Europe, according to Wikipidea. I had no idea.

[Xan]

I'm not sure whether the one in Vegas should count against us or not, since it's headless.

[ns3]

While taking an interest in your youtube I happened upon a factoid about Lenin statues remaining in the world that may only interest me.

Question: What do all of these former Soviet Republics have in common in regards to statues of Lenin? .....

Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan

Answer: They all have fewer statues of Lenin standing than the U.S.A. which has 4.

(source of information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_st ... imir_Lenin)

And another interesting tidbit I learned: Kiev is the 8th largest city in Europe, according to Wikipidea. I had no idea.

I think we still win, or at least tie in the medal count, even if you take away the headless Lenin.

The one in Seattle is the most perplexing.

[Mountaineer]

While taking an interest in your youtube I happened upon a factoid about Lenin statues remaining in the world that may only interest me.

Question: What do all of these former Soviet Republics have in common in regards to statues of Lenin? .....

Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan

Answer: They all have fewer statues of Lenin standing than the U.S.A. which has 4.

(source of information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_st ... imir_Lenin)

And another interesting tidbit I learned: Kiev is the 8th largest city in Europe, according to Wikipidea. I had no idea.

Fascinating!  Thanks for sharing.  The one at 1600 Pennsylvania must be cloaked (Klingon and Romulan technology).