Prejudice die, but not surrender

Recently I talked about social sites with a friend of Tel Aviv. It should be noted that my interlocutor was a person from the area around the sphere, educated, well-read and intelligent.

I complained that the superpopular social site “X” - not only looks disgusting (almost all of them sin), but also confused, confused and primitive. Among other things, I noticed that in Russia no one would go to such a site twice, and registration could not be a question. Tadam! And now the "delicious" - his answer (almost literal translation): "It is absolutely not surprising that no one would register. In Russia, people are so frightened by the intrigues of the KGB that they are afraid to leave their data somewhere, and self-expression on the publicly accessible pages of the site is generally in the category of a taboo ... ”Curtain

I laughed and recalled how, back in the ninety-second year, our janitor lamented that " I suppose people in Israel swelled with hunger, who is there in the fields ?, there are some institutions ... "
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The web is gaining momentum, the Hindu from technical support no longer faints at the sight of the morning calf burgers of a sysadmin, and in the expanses of various motherlands bear bears with balalaikas and a red book in the bosom still walk.