• @Localhorst86
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    1 year ago

    recollecting from memory: Early in the war, russian news reported they busted a nazi hideout in the occupied donbass region. The report was accompanied by a picture of swastika flags, nazi tshirts, 3 copies of the “Sims 3” game and a document signed with “Illegible”. All layed out neatly on a bed.

    Apparently, the instructions for staging the photo was to include Nazi paraphenalia, 3 SIM Cards and a document with an illegible signature. And someone didn’t read the instructions properly (or took them too literal), and instead used 3 copies of Sims 3, as well as a document signed with the name “illegible”

    • @[email protected]
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      131 year ago

      Iirc the illegible signature part was debunked as it was a reference to some nazi group whose signature was “illegible” (don’t quote me on that, i’m recollecting from memory). But the Sims 3 cards was at some NotTheOnion levels of ridiculousness.

      • @[email protected]
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        61 year ago

        Like putting “null” as your license plate except Humana are reading this, not computers. Clever but not effective.

    • @jcit878
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      81 year ago

      that is one of the more hilarious things ive heard out of this whole conflict of russia continually embarressing itself