[explorer]

(06-27-2014 02:03 PM)Enki Wrote:  

(06-27-2014 12:56 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  

^^ 18+ I hope?

You had to get all American about it didn't you , I guess it's fair play since this is mainly an American board.

The girls in that picture are not wearing a school uniform(what school offers such reveling uniforms anyway?), they are celebrating what is commonly know as "Последний звонок" or literally The Last bell, it's a traditional ceremony where Russian students gather to celebrate the end of studies and make bad decisions, mainly drinking and fucking their brains out. so I'd say these girls are at least 18.

The famous Russian/Ukrainian/Post-USSR graduation party, with photos all around the Internet.

Has anybody experienced it? Best places to go? Ways to get involved as an outsider? The dates for the party, for high schools, universities in the various regions?

I heard it's big even in countries like Bulgaria as well.

[CaptainCrazy]

They are 17. Get your arse ready to be raped in Russian prison.

[turkishcandy]

(07-01-2015 07:11 AM)CaptainCrazy Wrote:  

They are 17. Get your arse ready to be raped in Russian prison.

Yeah because it's illegal to have sex with 17 year olds in Russia

In other news:

[Phoenix]

(07-01-2015 07:30 AM)turkishcandy Wrote:  

(07-01-2015 07:11 AM)CaptainCrazy Wrote:  

They are 17. Get your arse ready to be raped in Russian prison.

Yeah because it's illegal to have sex with 17 year olds in Russia

Especially funny given that Australia and Russia have the same AoC

[SirTimothy]

(07-01-2015 07:30 AM)turkishcandy Wrote:  

(07-01-2015 07:11 AM)CaptainCrazy Wrote:  

They are 17. Get your arse ready to be raped in Russian prison.

Yeah because it's illegal to have sex with 17 year olds in Russia

In other news:

Beautiful except for the stupid ski mask. 60's and 80's look like they could have been in the U.S.

[turkishcandy]

The pussy riot reference in the end was funny. The woman seems very feminine, but I'm annoyed by her non-plucked eyebrows.

[CaptainCrazy]

(07-01-2015 09:31 AM)Phoenix Wrote:  

(07-01-2015 07:30 AM)turkishcandy Wrote:  

(07-01-2015 07:11 AM)CaptainCrazy Wrote:  

They are 17. Get your arse ready to be raped in Russian prison.

Yeah because it's illegal to have sex with 17 year olds in Russia

Especially funny given that Australia and Russia have the same AoC

You probably never lived in Russia. Laws there are just "recommendations", you know. It's your arse, so I don't care much.

[explorer]

(07-01-2015 06:32 AM)explorer Wrote:  

The famous Russian/Ukrainian/Post-USSR graduation party, with photos all around the Internet.

Has anybody experienced it? Best places to go? Ways to get involved as an outsider? The dates for the party, for high schools, universities in the various regions?

I heard it's big even in countries like Bulgaria as well.

Edited: highlights.

Yes, I understand it is against the forum rules to discuss action with minors, even if the age of consent can be lower in some - actually, most - countries. I also understand, in Russia most high schoolers graduate at around the age of 17. Also in the US? In Europe, it is usually 18.

That's why I highlighted the two words I highlighted; though I am not sure about the exact age of graduation in all affected countries, and how similar or different is the celebration of graduating from college/uni.

[MikeS]

Don't graduation days and celebrations look similar in a whole lot of countries? Here in Bulgaria the graduating teens drive around in cars with balloons and there's a lot of music, shouting and drinking. And if you go downtown you'll see them stumbling around there partying all day and night.

So from my observations the two and a half years I've been living in Bulgaria, virtually the same procedure as on my high school graduation day in Denmark a couple of decades ago (minus the cars, we rode around in horse carriages or on the back of trucks visiting the parents and families throughout the day).

[explorer]

(07-05-2015 12:24 PM)MikeS Wrote:  

Don't graduation days and celebrations look similar in a whole lot of countries? Here in Bulgaria the graduating teens drive around in cars with balloons and there's a lot of music, shouting and drinking. And if you go downtown you'll see them stumbling around there partying all day and night.

So from my observations the two and a half years I've been living in Bulgaria, virtually the same procedure as on my high school graduation day in Denmark a couple of decades ago (minus the cars, we rode around in horse carriages or on the back of trucks visiting the parents and families throughout the day).

It depends. If there is a Vice article/photo gallery dedicated to your graduations/Danish traditions? Like this: https://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/abiturie...o-bunishte

[Icarus]

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