Breaking Mad: the main dramatic news of the week

A car with bumps and a mass fight at the ballet theater

Author: Zalina Marshenkulova

The most dramatic news of the week was the request of Saratov veterinarians “not to pull festive tinsel out of cats’ anuses.” Could there be a better metaphor for the current mournful preparations for a low-key New Year's celebration? It would be nice not to have to festively pull something out of the black hole of the budget throughout the new and bright 2015.

The Buryat Opera and Ballet Theater celebrated its anniversary with a mass brawl

Immediately after the anniversary gala concert, a banquet was held for the artists, at which a verbal altercation escalated into a brawl between about a hundred people. “Two tables were torn to pieces, shirts were torn. It was a terrible thing. One was hit like that, he lost consciousness and lay lifeless. They dragged him by the arms. He is a ballet dancer. I don’t know who else suffered, but people’s, honored artists took part, not stage workers, not lighting workers. The director was there separating them, rushing around,” the source said .

Omsk assembled a car that runs on pine cones and manure

Omsk invented an engine that runs on any solid fuel. Firewood, straw, sawdust, fir cones and even manure are used. The inventor has already sold one “eco-car” and is going to make another one out of the “Muscovite” .

Rostov newspaper lost two-thirds of readers due to good news

The results of an experiment on publishing positive notes showed that Rostovites do not want to read about animals and children's drawing competitions.

Deputy editor-in-chief of the newspaper Victoria Nekrasova admits that the publication's employees expected the opposite result, because they thought that readers were tired of bad news, but the result was disastrous.

The editor-in-chief of the newspaper's news portal, Oleg Kitaev, does not consider the experiment a failure. According to him, all Russian journalists should conclude that you can’t earn much from positive news .

Murmansk prostitutes increase prices by 40 percent due to weakening ruble

In one of the establishments called “Madeleine”, a Flashnord journalist was told that the cost of two hours of time with a salon employee ranges from 3 to 7 thousand rubles, but due to the sharp depreciation of the ruble, prices for salon services will soon increase by 30-40 percent .

In the Krasnoyarsk Territory, a patient hit a doctor with a sledgehammer for advising him to undergo additional examination

A patient in the neurology department attacked a doctor after he, in response to complaints of severe headaches, recommended additional examination in Krasnoyarsk.

The man first threatened with violence, and a few days later he stole a sledgehammer from the builders working in the building. He waylaid the doctor in the morning and, jumping out from around the corner, hit him in the face with this sledgehammer. him from delivering a second blow Eyewitnesses prevented .

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