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  • vodya is water, vodka is God's gift. get your shit straight.

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 7, 09 at 4:41pm
  • russian vodka is shit... popov? 20 proof.... now swedish vodka.... thats where its at.

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 1, 09 at 8:03pm
  • I'll fuck anyone 330-235-2050

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 1, 09 at 11:17pm
  • It is Russian water. Isn't it???

    Submitted by HelloMotto on Oct 7, 10 at 1:39am
  • In Soviet Russia, glass of vodka carries you!!!

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 1, 09 at 10:01am
  • Vodka is Russian water. In Russian, vodka means something like 'little water' or 'cute water'.

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 1, 09 at 9:48am
  • I'm going with the folks saying vodka means "little water". What I've always read it means, plus it makes sense since Russians add "ka" to names of children and shit as a term of endearment.

    Submitted by Anonymous on Dec 22, 09 at 8:21am
  • ~~~* The more you know

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 1, 09 at 1:02pm
  • ...i feel like this would happen to me.

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 1, 09 at 12:34pm
  • I'm a fan of French Vodka. Grey Goose? Yes, please!

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 1, 09 at 8:08pm
  • LOL 1:02. I like the shooting star effect and everything.

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 1, 09 at 1:33pm
  • more like russian piss. top liquors in order are: whiskey, rum, gin, fermented apple juice, vodka

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 1, 09 at 9:23am
  • because IT is russian water! voda=waer and vodka literally mens "little water"

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 1, 09 at 9:48am
  • Fuck soviet russia

    Submitted by PacoTheTaco on Sep 8, 10 at 9:47pm
  • actually, the Polish invented vodka. they call it wodka now but it was originally called some crazy word that starts with a g literally meaning "burning waters"

    Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 1, 09 at 12:45pm
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