Humor - Tales of the peoples of the world.

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By: SiRiL/4D.                           
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 "Tales of the Peoples of the World"           
                                        
Chechen folk tale: "As with
using a school chemical kit
stop the tank corps."            
                                        
New Russian fairy tale "About what
temples are better: straight, oblique or
right through."                               
                                        
Japanese folk tale "Hoover"
                                        
Fairy tale-2000: “Once upon a time there lived a Baba Yaga,
woman-VGA and woman-cynepVGA..."            
                                        
Ukrainian fairy tale: "My hut is on the edge. My
office - in the center"                        
                                        
Tale of the Peoples of the Jurassic Period:
"Diplodocus and the Bean Seed"        
                                        
Serbian fairy tale: "Clinton beat the bill - not
broke..."                              
                                        
Polish fairy tale: "UFelix Edmundovich
Dzerzhinsky had six on his right hand
fingers: thumb, index, middle,
nameless, little finger and dzerzhinets"        
                                        
Georgian fairy tale: "The Evil Empire -
You’ll love a goat too!”                      
                                        
New Russian fairy tale "What intermediaries
different from Mondays and
repeaters"                            
                                        
Mountain fairy tale "Blood for blood. Bug
- for my granddaughter"                            
                                        
Police horror tale "Why
you cannot cross the road in front of someone close to you
moving police transport"         
                                        
Communist fairy tale "Gennady
Zyuganov is our last and
determined boy"                        
                                        
Tale of Bygone Years-2 "History"
Glasnost: From Polunin to Poltoranin";
"The path of the intelligentsia: from the stratum to
gasket"; "Will there still be a limited liability partnership!"         
                                        
Mexican multi-part fairy tale
"Ramona is waiting for Paramon or
Simple Mari Republic or the rich,
me too..."                            
                                        
Czech fairy tale "How is beer measured -in degrees or in liters?               
                                        
African fairy tale "I am a python - I am mine"
I'm seeing off the Pythons..."                   
                                        
North American Indian tale "Chip"
and Dale Carnegie or Like Forever
calm down"                            
                                        
Navajo Indian tale "Journey to
Ixtlan for vodka, because in the village
the store is closed after lunch, and
Daria's aunts apparatus from last year
got turned around drunk during the week"            
                                        
Awesome fairy tale "The Insidious Man of the Glukomorya"
                                        
The Mayan tale "Titicaca and
ear-throat"                            
                                        
Chinese fairy tale "Why do the Chinese
tank T-90 viewing slot is narrower than that of
Russian".                           
                                        
Korean fairy tale "Did I love that Li?"  
                                        
Tajik epic "Atas"                  
                                        
Finnish epic "Ti - kkurila, I -
poured"                              
                                        
Spanish legend "Don Juan and Pedro"
Gomez"Uzbek fairy tale "Why Syrdarya and
That's what they call Sausage Darya"            
                                        
English fairy tale about two magical
drinks with opposite effects:
"Smirn off" - disconnecting the client, and
"Smirn on" - awakening him to life.
                                        
Russian folk tale: "Ezhka's mouse,
damn fly and bitten louse."