1)move quickly
2)Never run into group of people lookinng the same
3)Children ARE not safe
4)Normal people will be friendly to guests
5)Use MASS transport... just look out for thiefs

I myself live in saint-Petersburg (1/4 of the past 5 years), but i dunno about moscow. They should follow the same rules.

copycat :bleh:

1) If you see someone wearing a hat, swallow his soul.
2) If the sky turns red you be trouble son, deploy the missiles and eat a spoichniak.
3) Yea verily, for thou art gayeth, you must destroy everything you seen, including children and women.
4) Sometimes if you try hard enough someone will thank you for trying.
5) I once saw something.

Please remember these things, and also don't step there, yes there.

Well, good luck wherever you go, and whatever you do, and who knows: Don't be all surprised if you see AB around when you get back :) See you around.

Thank you to everyone who sends their best wishes with me. To those of you fools who didn't...bugger off! I'm just kidding. But seriously, thank you again. I've really enjoyed this community, and I look forward to being a part of it again and contributing once more in two years.

I'm only sad that I wasn't able to see the new site before I left :(

So until I return...

Счастливого пути (Godspeed).

Below is a picture of what I'll look like by the time I actually get to Russia (after 12 weeks of language training, so I'll get there in the middle of January).

What a new'be - it ain't that cold in russia at this time! Especially in moscow.
It's only cold like that in the last days of december.

What is your avator anyway? A vampire? :blink:

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(_r.u.s.s. @ Oct 26 2007, 11:43 AM) [snapback]317339[/snapback]</div>yeah, whine...
nothing too cold... just a coat - thats all what is needed...

Russia seems like a scary place... my grade ten business teacher told us that the mob runs everything bascially and the crime rate is extrememly high, well that was two years ago anyways.