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Day: May 14, 2016

DIKALA PERPISAHAN ITU DATANG

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3 tahun selalu bersama kalian wahai sahabat SMAku,para sayap-sayap terkuat garuda membuat semuanya berubah.
Semua kesedihan,kegalauan,keresahan ,kesepian,kejenuhan,kebosanan hilang menjadi tawa kebahagiaan.
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5 Interesting Facts About Russia

1. World’s Longest Railway

The Trans-Siberian Railway spans almost all the way across the county, making it the single longest railway in the world. The 9200 kilometer (or 5700 mile) railway departs in moscow (located in European Russia) and crosses into Asia. It then makes its way to the Pacific Ocean port of Vladivostok where it reaches the end of its incredible journey. The entire journey non-stop will take you 152 hours and 27 minutes to complete.

Trans Siberian Railway Russia

2. World’s Largest McDonalds

If you’re a fan of the famous golden arches, Russia is the place to go. The country is home to the largest McDonalds restaurant in the world. With 700 seats. A larger building, seating 1,500, was constructed for the 2012 Olympics in London, England but it was a temporary location and was dissembled six weeks after the doors opened (once the Olympics had come to an end).

McDonalds 1

3. Women vs. Men

There are approximately 10 million more women in Russia than there are men. The imbalance was initially believed to the result of so many men dying during World War II.

Russian Woman

4. Wedding Ring Tradition

For many Russians, it is tradition to wear your wedding ring on your ring finger of your right hand. Countries like Ukraine, Poland, Georgia, Germany, Spain, Austria, India and Greece have a similar tradition of wearing the wedding ring on the right hand.

Wedding Rings

5. Shaking Hand Superstition

Russian’s will never shake hands over a doorway. It is believed to be a bad omen and most Russians are convinced the action will lead to an argument.

Shaking Hands