WATCH: self-appointed vigilante punishes litterbugs

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I always thought “litterbug” sounded too cutesy for people who leave a trail of filth in their wake. I now prefer “trasholes.”

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Taping the bottle to the door mirror was a nice touch.

Most of the littering I encounter are idiots throwing cigarette butts out their window. Apparently in Russia it’s acceptable to pretty much drop whatever you have directly onto the street without a second thought.

I wonder if the next step is to literally squat and take a shit right there in the middle of the road?

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PedantBot sez: are there officially-appointed vigilantes?

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This is completely NOT STAGED of course.

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From what I’ve heard, that already happens in China.

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Yes.

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Who WAS that masked woman?

"Привет-Yo, Серебряный! Гостях!"

Next up: dashcam video of a russan motorcyclist being run over repeatedly.

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say what you will, I think this is AWESEOME

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It’s like that in huge swaths of the developing world.

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Great. Now if she would only come over here and start rubbing the faces of dog owners in their pets’ shit …

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…such as US cities. I lived a block from a McDonalds once. It was awful.

In other news: self-appointed vigilante is tautological.

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Goodness, I was about to go whole-pedant your pedantry by noting that a tautology is a self-proving statement, not just a redundant one… but it turns out that there are roughly as many types of tautology as there are of irony.

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I think actually ‘pleonastic’.

Totally staged. And, if I may, poorly

Wait… did you just use irony to illustrate the irony of tautology? My head hurts.

From the wonderful “The Wizard of Speed and Time”

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In Russia, trash dumps on you.

Best. Super. Hero. Ever. Trashperson!

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Thanks for sharing this! This was one of my best friend’s favorite movies, but I’ve never had a chance to see it.

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