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Telescopic ski poles impress Russian president Putin
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Russian President Vladimir Putin, a keen skier, has been inspecting the latest equipment for his snow-based troops.

He's reported to have been particularly impressed with the telescopic ski poles, and impressed with improvements to the hardware since his last inspection. Much of the equipment is imported, including Swiss goggles, French safety gear, Austrian crampons and Spanish ice hooks.

This report from Kommersant includes some extraordinary dialogue, including a joke at the expense of US president George W. Bush.
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On a vaguely related theme, Army recruitment posters in London have recently featured nice snowy ski photos, with a kind of visual message 'Join the Army and you might you skiing'.

Did you join the Army to go skiing? Did you ski when you were in the Army?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

David - I'm spending a minimum of 4 weeks skiing with the Army this year, and theres a chance I'll be away for 7; I also learnt with the Army.

Have to say though the tag line should be more like - "Join the Army and you *might* go Skiing, but you *will* spend lots of time in sunny hot places!" Wink Which I don't really mind much as long as they don't send me anywhere in the Winter!! Wink
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