This week I filmed an ad for an LSD TV.

The kids are thrilled with LSD. Especially the one on the right.

Recognize the bunny?

In the Kharkiv Metro, at Universytet station, a five-meter bunny of ill fate has been installed. If you walk up to it and pet it, it will do you-know-what.

— Where are you headed? — To the metro. — Not meant to be!

Last time, the editorial staff of our blg wrote about the design of the map for the Kholodnohirsko-Zavodska metro line. Today, a photograph of the Oleksiivska line map has been obtained from reliable sources.

Of the pictograms, I liked “Ice-cream Cone,” “Trash Can,” “Moon Path,” and “Some Damn Thing.”

The metro has a new design for the metro line map. Now every station has its own icon (a pictogram, that is). I dare say this is a kind of innovation. As far as I know, there’s nothing else like it anywhere in the world.

Proletarska — a hammer and …

Yesterday I read in the news:

Voting in the metro is taking place for the first time, Viktoria Belan, press secretary of the municipal enterprise Kharkiv Metro, told MediaPort. The purpose of the event is to find out whether Kharkiv residents are satisfied with how the subway is run.

The …