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Joined February 2012
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    Special Forces working dogs are highly trained, just like the men they serve with.  

    When the Russians need a veterinarian, they call Fluttershy.

    First Published
    15th May 2012
    Last Modified
    15th May 2012

    Comments ( 58 )

    #2 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    Here it comes.

    #3 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    How do you say "Mother of God" in Russian? :flutterrage::rainbowdetermined2:

    #4 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>595949

    Yob tvoyu mat.  <trollface>

    #5 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    I liked it! Simple and it made me smile.

    #6 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    "A bear with a neck problem” sounds like a good title for a story.

    #7 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>595956  хорошо играл (khorosho igral)

    [Well played] :ajsmug:

    #8 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>595956

    :facehoof:

    Let him google that.  I'm not going there.

    #9 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    We all know how much humans love our guns. What kind of gun does the good Kapitan use?

    #10 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>596009

    I'm tempted to say "AK-47" but I'm reasonably sure the Russians use something different these days, especially Spetsnaz

    Related:

    [youtube=po_UUm4GeJQ&list]

    #11 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>596009

    AK-74M Standard issue for the Russian Armed forces.

    #12 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    Bear with a neck problem. 'Cause we all know how that's gunna play out

    #13 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    Ochin Korosho menya tovarishch great story!

    #14 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    Fluttershys language concerns are entirely justified. I remember a Fancy class where one of the girls mixed up "hair" (cheveux) and "horse." (chevaux)

    #15 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>596107

    Please, double check your Google Translator results before posting.

    "Ochin Korosho menya" means something like "They did me very good".

    #16 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    That was pretty entertaining. Now I only wish the russian parts were written up too.

    #18 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    В Советской России пони наблюдает за тобой

    i vish to see more of tis

    #19 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>596035

    Ah, you missed my horrible horrible tropers' pun.

    http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ChekhovsGun

    #20 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    LOL, I don't know why, but I found this rather funny... that and the comments above are hilarious:yay:

    #21 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>596470

    Did you really put it into google translate? ...Wait, how the fuck did you get anything out of transliteration? BTW it means very good, my friend/comrade. I tried it in google translate and it suggested the actual russkii text here is a link(make sure read phonetically is on): http://translate.google.com/#ru|en|%D0%9E%D1%87%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%8C%20%D0%A5%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D1%88%D0%BE%20%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%8F%20%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%B8%D1%89

    #22 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    I like the way you have travel to Earth as no big deal. :trollestia:

    #24 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>597164

    Yeah, I've been building this world for about half a dozen stories now.  I don't go into detail about the doorways simply because I've described them before.

    #25 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>597530

    Aha. I must do research... For PONY:yay:

    #26 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    MOAR:pinkiehappy:

    #27 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>596035 the AK-47's younger brother, the AK-74M is onne of their main weapons, alongside the Makarov pistol and Dragunov light-sniper rifle.

    #29 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    I love your Battleships Are Magic-verse. The worldbuilding is strong and consistent and the dialogue is clear and realistic.

    I can only imagine what the zoogoers will think when they see Fluttershy doing her chiropractics.

    And her stare is damn powerful! She scares a Spetznaz trooper!

    And I though Fluttershy was going to join them! :rainbowlaugh: :rainbowwild:

    #30 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    >>596035

    Spetznez uses, AK-103's if I'm not mistaken.

    #31 · 53w, 1d ago · · ·
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    Nice. This universe is starting to become one of my favorites, next to REPF Ground Crews by Fyre-Medi

    #32 · 53w, 22h ago · · ·
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    >>598824

    Any link to those stories?

    #33 · 53w, 21h ago · · ·
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    >>599388

    Here's the first chapter of that story, the current story he's working on is the "Tales from Tangmare", which is up on his DA. The start is a little rough, but the plot settles down after a while. Definitely worth the 38 chapters.

    *Edit* And the link...

    http://fav.me/d4flqdr

    #34 · 53w, 20h ago · · ·
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    #35 · 53w, 20h ago · · ·
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    >>596510

    Wait, have we met before? I remember something like this happening a while back.

    #36 · 53w, 17h ago · · ·
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    >>596942

    >Wait, how the fuck did you get anything out of transliteration?

    I'm Russian.

    BTW: "very good, my friend/comrade" would be something like "ochen' khorosho, moi drug/tovarisch" ;)

    #37 · 53w, 14h ago · · ·
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    >>600468

    Well sorry to dissapoint you but I am also Russkii born in St.Petersburg East side.Argue more if you must I have had enough

    #38 · 53w, 10h ago · · ·
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    I found this story rather bland. There was almost no conflict or humor; it was just a boring description of a boring job.

    #39 · 53w, 8h ago · · ·
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    >>601340

    I thank you for honest feedback.  None of the other dislikes mentioned why they didn't like it.

    #40 · 53w, 3h ago · · ·
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    >>601779

    I'll be honest; I only did so because of the blog post you made concerning the subject.

    #41 · 53w, 3h ago · · ·
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    >>603071

    Roger that.  Still, thanks.

    #43 · 53w, 2h ago · · ·
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    >>603339

    Hmm. Now that I think about it, it's not very likely. But, maybe. I'm terrible with names, personally.

    #44 · 53w, 1h ago · · ·
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    neck problem lol!:rainbowlaugh:

    #46 · 52w, 6d ago · · ·
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    not an "awesome" story due to the lack of any kind of conflict. But I still found it rather entertaining. =3

    #47 · 52w, 3d ago · · ·
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    Whew, finally got around to reading this!

    Loving this world you're building, dude :twilightsmile:

    Even the short little stories like this let us know that none of the characters are being forgotten about.

    #48 · 52w, 3d ago · · ·
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    >>597377 QUICK, SOMEPONY PUT A "ZANGIEFF SEAL OF APROVAL" NOW!:pinkiegasp:

    #49 · 52w, 21h ago · · ·
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    Ha ha! just to tell you ahead of time, I'm sorry for your loss, Moscow. I'm sure it WAS a great specimen. :yay:

    #50 · 50w, 5d ago · · ·
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    “They say they have a bear with a neck problem.”

    Ahahaha, I see what you did there.

    Quite nice story.

    #51 · 26w, 2d ago · · ·
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    Title of this story by itself confused me, because  there is no such organization.

    Spetsnaz (Спецназ) is just an acronym for Special Forces (Подразеления Специального Назначения)

    Army, Police, Internal Troops all have them in their ranks. You was probably referring to GRU Units, so if you have at least slightely possitive result on Give'a'Fuck'oMeter see this.

    As for the weapons: it can wary greatly for the Unit as a whole, and I'm pretty sure Captain won't have anything beside his  government-issue pistol.

    >>596828

    Alas, nobody aprecciates  poor A.P. nowadays, or any classic for that matter.

    >>600825

    Что мешает поменять раскладку, тем самым сняв все вопросы?

    #52 · 26w, 2d ago · · ·
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    >>596470 I do not require google translate to speak russian I simply showed him it because he refused to acknowledge my experience. "Ochin korosho menya does indeed mean "very good my". Makes no sense without the tovarishch at the end which means comrade or friend. Know one thing single words do not mean the same as words in a sentence.

    #53 · 20w, 5d ago · · ·
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    >>595956 Well, I suppose that qualifies in terms of sentiment conveyed. x3

    I think "Bozhemoi!" is a bit more suitable, though.

    #54 · 11w, 22h ago · · ·
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    >>601340 ... maybe that's why I like it so much. A story that isn't riveting and doesn't aspire to be is a nice change of pace.

    #55 · 11w, 22h ago · · ·
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    >>2221012

    Perhaps. I might have even enjoyed it if it wasn't about a subject I find to be boring in the first place. But it was, so I didn't.

    #56 · 11w, 22h ago · · ·
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    >>2221165 What you were warned about is what you get.

    #57 · 11w, 21h ago · · ·
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    >>2221180

    But your typical TNaB fiction is usually much cooler than it sounds, and takes things to awesome levels of insane, whereas this one... doesn't.

    #58 · 11w, 21h ago · · ·
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    >>2221308 Change of pace.

    This exchange ends here. No further questionings shall be answered or recorded in today's official log file.

    By the way, that was a joke.

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