Soviet Soldier Buys Spanish Gold
Your payment, comrade spasibo Spanish gold reserve made in soviet union SALE
A Soviet-style soldier hands over a rifle marked “SALE” and receives a box labeled “Spanish gold reserve” from a bespectacled revolutionary. The joke references the historical theft and transfer of Spanish gold during the Spanish Civil War, presenting the absurd exchange as a casual transaction between comrades. It is used as a reaction to jokes about questionable deals, political alliances, or trading something valuable for something suspicious. EN: A Soviet-style soldier hands over a rifle marked “SALE” and receives a box labeled “Spanish gold reserve” from a bespectacled revolutionary. The joke references the historical theft and transfer of Spanish gold during the Spanish Civil War, presenting the absurd exchange as a casual transaction between comrades. It is used as a reaction to jokes about questionable deals, political alliances, or trading something valuable for something suspicious.
- @sbunem / 41166 2023-02-25
- @sbunem / 77539 2024-07-19
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- image
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- 800×609 · 75.3 KiB
- Mood
- absurd, sarcastic
- Language
- en
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