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Would any of these differences make a difference in the health of the person, or is it the way someone sits or the kind of work they do over time, or would these same abnormalities be seen in a child?

From 1981 to 1989 I smuggle hundreds of tape recordings wrapped around my waist from West Berlin into East Berlin for friends there. We had it all figured out so that the East German border guards didn't notice anything. An East German girl would wait for me on the east side who would jump for joy at my arrival and we'd hug each other romantically. It was all just pretend to make the guards think I had a girlfriend in East Berlin who I visited regularly. I reckon a lot of those recordings will have ended up as copies on x-ray film. To the person further down who claims western music wasn't forbidden in the USSR. Oh yes it was. It was forbidden to take such music into the country, to copy it, to sell it and to own it. Recordings - and also any western literature - in anyone's possession would be confiscated but otherwise not punished. But distributing such contraband would be severely sanctioned.

You can't say "vinyls" when talking about plural vinyl records, the dictionary says. The only gramatically correct use of "vinyls" is when talking in plural about the vinyl polymeres. Also, you failed to mention Black Sabbath played several dates in November 1989, somtimes two concerts a day in the afternoon and evening.

The plural of vinyl is "vinyl". Good exploration of USSR's illicit music trade though!

Imagine if it wasnt illegal many of the people would have gone on to produce actual records and open studios and we would all get to listen to a mature music scene from all the former soviet nations. Censorship is so detrimental to creativity.

Be still, my heart. This woman is my dream girl. 🫠🤘

Hi Paige, I don't want a lesion please

STOP FUCKING HOLDING IT LIKE THAT

Maybe I miss something: how is about the pirate copies in the USA nowadays? No one would be sent to jail for that? Also it has nothing to do with the vinyl records.

I'm afraid the copywriter has no clue of the subject ... *Listening* was never a punishable offense. Neither was owning a record or importing it (although the latter was possible only to a thin minority of the population). Even it the music was loaded with capitalist blasphemy like "Brezhnev took Afghanistan Begin took Beirut". This is why yours truly had the Floyd, Uriah Heep and Omega songs impressed deep into subcortical - my father listened to them back-to back as I was learning walking. What *was* punishable was profiteering from those records and tapes. An underground tape duplication setup would certainly have problems... unless it was formally a state-run operation. A crude record-cutting lathe producing unpalatable low-grade bone sheets was a much safer proposition. But the tape was so technically superior it won the contest hands-down.

It says "can only play a few seconds to avoid copyright" with a 1929 Disney cartoon in the background, which happens to be skeletons dancing. She put a hidden message in the bones and it fits so perfectly that it's making my head spin 💀

How does massaging the bone help the sinuses? Isn't the skull too hard for this to be effective?

Yall should have more followers and engagement your videos are fairly interesting

That’s not really what the records were called too bad the clickbait title ruined an ok video

I bet her favorite Single is "Creep 4 yr bones baby" by Laura Les 🌲

The names of these records Masha mentioned ("Music on the Ribs" or "Music on the Bones") were actually a "play on words" - in the Soviet reality, it also means "heavily beating someone"

Wow! That’s really fascinating and I loved learning about it!Thank you for sharing! Resistance finds a way!

Fascinating. It makes me appreciate how turn-key it really is to have all music ever made streaming from our pocket.

People in the comments, you get a rare occasion to see a real human skull, and all you do is whine about "respect"?

Masha knows how to keep my attention.

This is absolutely fascinating, thank you for the education:)

You got me excited.. you look lovelly..

Absolutely fascinating!! Thank you for the knowledge!! Love the channel!

So cool that you have a museum. I'm definitely gonna visit

Very interesting.

Uhhh aren’t you the same people who got their spines from places like the WW2 mass graves?

this is awesome! i love museums and would often go with my brother who is visually impaired. this is fantastic!

Thats so cool! This is such a good way to be accessible.

Masha you are a goddess 🥰

No one ever shows the difficulty of installing the legs. Lol

This makes me feel better about how sideways i always thought my tailbone was. ❤

This is so awesome

Wonderfully fascinating!!! Would love to tour the museum one day!

All of your channel’s videos are so educational!! I love it! How old is the museum?

I dont think they survived the head crushing

I need you

And here I just think that she is technically just a living female skeleton holding another human skull like it was business as usual. Bafflingly so...

Speaking of forensic anthropology, and given the hypothetical that an anthropologist recovers the remains of a person that, while alive, identified as trans (either sex), would that person be identified years later as their assigned sex or how they identified? Nori, How would they assign your sex in the event you are transgender?

I have kyphosis, lemme get one of those spines 😂 preferably a straight one.

Dude i love everything about this omg! Where have yall been all my life fr? XD

Эти девушки знакомясь с парнями, наверное видят сначала скелет, и потом под него подбирают образ 😂😂😂.

Nope not interested, creepy 😊

All of her outfits absolutely smack.

i would def donate you my bone

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“This one has a hole in his head, and survived” Dead skull: Am I a joke to you?💀

Sorry but the museum of osteology is better cause they have Indiana Bones

That’s the amount a backs I’ve broken, hash tag shagger

Is it painful to put the bones back in the human?

So interesting, thank you!