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Previously on "Disgusting Remuneration"

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  • d000hg
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    I want to make a steps/steppes farming joke but I can't think of one that isn't a load of tulip.

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  • GJABS
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    "Angry Russian Farmer Repays $610 Bank Loan With Manure"

    https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/a...manure-n305756




    MOSCOW, Russia – A fed-up farmer kicked up a stink — and made clear his views on the banking system — by repaying a loan with the equivalent value in manure.

    Alexander Bakshayev, 42, dumped a cartload of animal dung on the front steps of the bank in western Siberia, local media said Friday.

    The manure was worth 40,000 rubles ($610) — the exact amount he owed the bank, Bakshayev told Sibkray.ru.

    He decorated the heap with miniature gallows and posters saying “Down with credit slavery” and “Bankers are the enemies of the people,” according to news site Pro-sibir.org.

    “The whole of Russia somehow owes something now to these lickspittle good-for-nothing bankers with nothing to do,” Bakshayev was quoted as saying.

    He owns 70 cows and 20 piglets but his total debt is 1 million rubles ($15,400), he told Sibkray.ru. That's 34 times the average monthly salary in Russia of about 29,000 rubles ($450).

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  • vetran
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    squirrel feed costs up again?

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  • AtW
    started a topic Disgusting Remuneration

    Disgusting Remuneration

    All them high taxes make it so

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