Would you live in stalinblock?
Would you live in stalinblock?
Brandon Sullivan
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Henry Fisher
Sure, why not?
Thomas Gray
Sure, why not?
Sebastian Jackson
Sure, why not?
Wyatt Martinez
Sure, why not?
Andrew Cox
Yes, but not in pidoroosia
Isaiah Taylor
yes
Jaxon Powell
I have no Choice
Jackson Ross
Yes, but not in pidoroosia
Zachary Williams
No, I hate city noise and having no space around.
Liam Myers
Hell no, pic related is home
James Rodriguez
No, pic related is home.
Ryder Hernandez
A self-contained neighborhood, with shops and public spaces and central utilities would seem to make sense for a place like Siberia where the environment itself is an obstacle.
But to try and put as many people into the smallest place, possible, is a nightmare to me otherwise.
Maybe its just beyond my understanding.
Leo James
Sorry
Benjamin Long
Would you live in francoblock?
Logan Miller
How is living in a swamp any better, Shrek?
Leo Wilson
Yes, but not in pidoroosia
Joseph Hall
Yes, why not, but not in pidoroosia
Sebastian Bailey
i have lived in one in tallinn. they are very comfy with high ceilings etc. only thing i didn't like was that the kitchen was too small
Jason Reyes
Would you live in social democracy block?
Adrian Myers
The huge housing complex gets old suddenly.
Jaxson Murphy
wow! imagine that in night. filled with neon lights. shady characters and cyborgs with stylish clothes. brothels and bars. gambling. organs on the street.
Nicholas Adams
picrelated is my home :)
Dylan Butler
Well you don't have to worry about a bunch of (((Swiss bankers))) coming down from the mountains ruining your nice weather.
Brody Robinson
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Kevin Smith
Looks exactly like our housing estates
No wonder so many of us emigrate to Spain
Wyatt Robinson
Why are South American countries in such disarray? If this was in Finland the strong government would demolish those houses and establish a grid plan.
Elijah Moore
yes
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Jacob Turner
I already live in one.
Sebastian Adams
It became unmanned by the decline of the coal mine.
It seemed to be great turnout.
It's be with neon in the present age.
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Nolan Sanchez
Stalinblock>>>Kruschevka
Jonathan Hill
No one gives a shit. Chaos rules the streets. Makes me sick to even think about it.
Xavier Phillips
No money.
You need to get rich before you can afford that sort of stuff.
Logan Hall
>They were originally considered to be temporary housing until the housing shortage could be alleviated by mature Communism, which would not have any shortages.
Leo James
Yes, for a s t h e t i c architecture propaganda purposes.
Jonathan Cruz
Because the commieblocks would turn into commieblock favelas.
Also, no money.
Josiah Gomez