Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for May 07, 2018

Define “putt.”

So how does that one SpongeBob/Plankton song about entertainment/amusement go in the language of the former USSR?

Glory to Arstotzka.

I think the putt is considered a “Hole-in-One” and that isn’t anything special.

219 feet = 73 yards that’s just a hole-in-one used by a wood (probably a 3 wood) and that is nothing special.

Veselo.

fun веселье

Courtesy of Google translate

Maybe I’m out of date but doesn’t a comet’s tail point towards the sun?I wonder what the other tail points too then, a black hole?

Surprisingly in Klingon there is no word for victory, but, Qapla translates to success.

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This mornings news showed them having a lot of fun dancing at the coronation of tsar Putin.

If I ever get a dog with two tails, I’m gonna call him Comet.

For “fun” you can say " zabava" (забава), “razvlechenie”(развлечение) and also “poteha” (потеха),which is a lot colloquial.

If I ever get to name a comet, I think I’ll honor Miles “Tails” Prower.

As some others have pointed out, there a few words for "fun” in Russian. It just depends on the context which one is used.

Did Santa’s Comet have two tails?

In America, you have fun at parties.

In Russia, Party not so fun.

We used to have a par 3/4 golf course here I used to play. I was asking someone about holes in one, he told me that there had been quite a few. He told me that a lot of the guys would just putt from the tee box.

A Flash Gordon comic by Dan Barry had Dr. Zarkov saying “We Russians lawve to sawffer.”