One Month Later in Russia

“Let’s invade Russia” *One month later* a) I surrender b) I am cold c) Please feed me

A meme shows the phrase “Let’s invade Russia,” followed by a curled-up, shivering-looking orange-and-white cat or small animal and a multiple-choice list: “I surrender,” “I am cold,” or “Please feed me.” The joke references the disastrous historical invasions of Russia, where invading armies were defeated by the harsh winter and lack of supplies; it is sent as a reaction to overconfidence followed by immediate defeat and suffering. EN: A meme shows the phrase “Let’s invade Russia,” followed by a curled-up, shivering-looking orange-and-white cat or small animal and a multiple-choice list: “I surrender,” “I am cold,” or “Please feed me.” The joke references the disastrous historical invasions of Russia, where invading armies were defeated by the harsh winter and lack of supplies; it is sent as a reaction to overconfidence followed by immediate defeat and suffering.

• @sbunem / 1706 2019-12-19