like, seriously. where do you get this drivel from?

so I assume you haven’t seen any actual research and just repeat the legalizers’ lies. it’s ok, you are not alone. doesn’t make you right, though. but as long as you are not banned in Google I suppose you could just go and educate yourself.

oh, the irony — to see this article written by the same author, who chastised Sweden for not adopting the law on sex without consent as rape earlier.

same nutsack, different angle.

Why did they have to call him Baba Yaga? she is a crone. she is a magic gatekeeper, not the boogie man by any count.

you might want to expand your horizon on the topic. some of the Soviet sci-fi movies were really good. no vodka, though. like, at all.

seriously? have you seen any Soviet sci-fi? or was this another worn and trite attempt at a Soviet-Russia joke?

watched the first season of the Frankenstein Chronicles, loved it despite the abundance of Christianity in it. Mary Shelley herself appears in this story.

I hold on to my bag no matter what color the man entering the elevator is. and if I am barked at in a small confined space I might just instinctively punch the barker in the adam’s apple. better safe than sorry, you know.

In the Soviet Union, they just sold it at groceries.

ok, around a woman a book. not a womanizer by any account.

for 8 books — still not that many.

http://maryxmas.kinja.com/witchers-homeland-starts-school-for-witchers-1794246899

the guy who played him in the Polish TV series was a much better match.

for its place, time and budget. the TV series was adorable :) at least, they tried. the movie they cut and sewed together from the TV series was atrocious.

and the main impulse of Geralt in the books is to save the baby girl. pretty maternal, if you ask me.

maybe you should consider trying the books first?

compared to the actual history of Central Europe, the darkness is not all that excessive.

three women in eight books? that is not too many even by the most conservative account.

I realize that for you English speakers all Slavic languages are all Greek pretty much the same but bear with me. have a look at this printscreen: