It would have been interesting to see how many minutes Borat could do Russia before his body would last be seen floating down the Don to the Black Sea.
"The film contains material that some viewers may consider offensive to certain nationalities and religions," the paper quoted Yury Vasyuchkov, the head of the agency that licenses films for theater distribution, as saying on Thursday.
Yeah, in a country or countries where the "N" bomb is dropped without flinching, I'll bet Borat would be oh-so offensive to every Ruskie. Don't worry: I'm almost certain it's already being sold on the Black Markets all throughout the former Soviet Bloc. I know a couple Uzbek Bazaars where we could go find it.
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"The film contains material that some viewers may consider offensive to certain nationalities and religions," the paper quoted Yury Vasyuchkov, the head of the agency that licenses films for theater distribution, as saying on Thursday.
Yeah, in a country or countries where the "N" bomb is dropped without flinching, I'll bet Borat would be oh-so offensive to every Ruskie. Don't worry: I'm almost certain it's already being sold on the Black Markets all throughout the former Soviet Bloc. I know a couple Uzbek Bazaars where we could go find it.
Borat doesn't like the Uzbeks much as I recall.
Yeah, he thinks the Uzbeks planted spies within his government.
Between Kazakh and Uzbek there are many spies
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