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Russian wives - must watch [video]


I was highly disturbed when I watched this scene in my favorite Desmond Morris's The Human Sexes program in Discovery channel. On a second telecast, I've asked Heleena to watch this scene and she too got moved.

Here's the video (from 45:26 timestamp till end; especially from 46:36).

The prison shown in the video is Kresty Prison, Saint Petersburg, Russia. After watching the video, you may:

  • Start loving & trusting human beings, and or,
  • Stop blabbering about Indian culture and stop salivating at overrated Indian girlfriends

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