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| rdfs:comment | - FFR stands for "Fresh From Russia". This term is used to refer to people who have recently migrated from Russia. They are are most prominent in such countries as Australia, America and Britain (where people tend to speak English quite well). As such, they tend to hang out with fellow Russians, dancing, playing the balalaika and drinking vodka. They are often considered odd because of their migrant status and inability to understand democracy and other non-oppressive forms of government. They constitute approximately 0.00001% of the Western World and approximately 29% of the Western World's rehab population.
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| abstract | - FFR stands for "Fresh From Russia". This term is used to refer to people who have recently migrated from Russia. They are are most prominent in such countries as Australia, America and Britain (where people tend to speak English quite well). As such, they tend to hang out with fellow Russians, dancing, playing the balalaika and drinking vodka. They are often considered odd because of their migrant status and inability to understand democracy and other non-oppressive forms of government. They constitute approximately 0.00001% of the Western World and approximately 29% of the Western World's rehab population.
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