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I love that the BBC felt it necessary to explain the origins of actual ninjas in their photo caption. It lends so much more credibility to the guy who dressed up like one.
Surprised they publish such crap on BBC these days. The guy’s last name is not russian at all though, he could be serving Russian army stationed in Eastern Europe in the last century. Oh and they have bears walking on the streets.
#1 by Rich Weil on June 12th, 2007
“he was inspired by Robin Hood”…..
I’m pretty sure Robin Hood didn’t steal from farmers. Whacky Russians!
#2 by Amber on June 12th, 2007
I love that the BBC felt it necessary to explain the origins of actual ninjas in their photo caption. It lends so much more credibility to the guy who dressed up like one.
#3 by Jessica Mulligan on June 12th, 2007
I think this is one for the “Machine.” Can you smell the freshness?
#4 by Aufero on June 12th, 2007
“Nut Robs Farmers” probably didn’t have the kind of headline appeal they were looking for.
#5 by Tsurugi on June 13th, 2007
Surprised they publish such crap on BBC these days. The guy’s last name is not russian at all though, he could be serving Russian army stationed in Eastern Europe in the last century. Oh and they have bears walking on the streets.
#6 by Sara Jensen on June 13th, 2007
As a coworker said, perhaps the legend of Robin Hood lost something in the translation to Russian.
#7 by Slyfeind on June 13th, 2007
Whew. I’m glad they caught that guy; him and his ninja bicycle.