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Super_Ideal_Rock
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WOW. This is certainly...elaborate. Unbelievable.
"Irena Kolokov was caught off guard when she turned up to meet her boyfriend, Alexey Bykov, 30, but found what appeared to be a horrific car accident when she arrived. [SNIP] "When I saw Alexey covered in blood lying in the road, a paramedic told me he was dead, and I just broke down in tears," she said.
Horrified, she walked away, sobbing. Meanwhile, Bykov emerged from the ambulance behind her, giggling and holding flowers and a single golden mylar balloon.
His face covered in fake blood and his head wrapped in gauze, Bykov ran up to his love, who was so distraught that when her boyfriend approached her she shoved him off while crying uncontrollably.
Even when the sparklers went off in the background, Kolokov still had no clue that she'd been had.
It took some close consoling before she was calm enough for Bykov to get down on bended knee and ask her to be his wife. Luckily for Bykov, once her nerves had settled, Kolokov saw the humor in the prank, and decided to say yes."
http://abcnews.go.com/International...ing-girlfriend/story?id=17160468#.UEjvAvvsZen
"Irena Kolokov was caught off guard when she turned up to meet her boyfriend, Alexey Bykov, 30, but found what appeared to be a horrific car accident when she arrived. [SNIP] "When I saw Alexey covered in blood lying in the road, a paramedic told me he was dead, and I just broke down in tears," she said.
Horrified, she walked away, sobbing. Meanwhile, Bykov emerged from the ambulance behind her, giggling and holding flowers and a single golden mylar balloon.
His face covered in fake blood and his head wrapped in gauze, Bykov ran up to his love, who was so distraught that when her boyfriend approached her she shoved him off while crying uncontrollably.
Even when the sparklers went off in the background, Kolokov still had no clue that she'd been had.
It took some close consoling before she was calm enough for Bykov to get down on bended knee and ask her to be his wife. Luckily for Bykov, once her nerves had settled, Kolokov saw the humor in the prank, and decided to say yes."
http://abcnews.go.com/International...ing-girlfriend/story?id=17160468#.UEjvAvvsZen
in general, there are two types of humor. One, sarcastic, very verbal, what I would call "British humor", with tons of word play and which I personally adore. A version of it, which I would call Jewish/Irish, where life adversity is met with sarcasm and laughter, and which helps survive, is typical for (some) Russians. But then, of course, there are practical jokers, and this guy is one of them, only in this case it crossed the border of sanity (or rather, idiocy). If he met his soul mate in this woman who also loves idiotic practical jokes, let them be happy... If I knew such people, I'd avoid them both. BTW, 80% of Russians probably would respond the same way I do. At least I hope so.
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