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Nadia was truely a product of the superior Soviet system of economics. Her hair was the golden color of the wheat grown on People's Collective Farm #69. Her breasts reminded her fellows in the joyous labor of serving the greater Soviet of the production capabilities of a People's Collective Dairy Farm. Her legs belonged on the body of one of the heroic Soviet athletes, whose long and glorious strides brought honor to the Soviet Peoples in victory over the deprived capitalist enemies of the state.
As a willing laborerer, assembling tractors as a skilled worker at People's Tractor Factory #69, Nadia was admired by her comrades, who were also highly skilled laborers, for her strict adherence to the priciples of the dialectic, her faith in the ultimate triumph of Marxism over the bougiouse capitalists, and the way she nicely filled the dress manufactured by the socialist comrades of People's Slinky Dress Factory #69.
While the socialist state held male and female comrades in absolutely equal regard, Nadia knew that, by paying special attention to her good looks, she helped to greatly decrease the number of sick days taken by her comrades thereby assuring that People's Tractor Factory #69 met the goals set for them under the glorious 5 year plan masterfully designed by the comrades in the Politbureau.
Nadia reluctantly completed her assigned shift at People's Tractor Factory #69 and began walking to the adequately comfortable but by no means ostentatious two room apartment she shared with her 12 other family members. She walked in order to conserve the valuable oil resources necessary to power the invincible People's Army which protected her from capitalist oppression.
While walking, Nadia's eye caught that of Yuri, a fellow comrade at People's Tractor Factory #69. Nadia had long admired Yuri's skills on the assembly line and often fantasized about she and Yuri producing another valued worker for the great Soviet state.
As a willing laborerer, assembling tractors as a skilled worker at People's Tractor Factory #69, Nadia was admired by her comrades, who were also highly skilled laborers, for her strict adherence to the priciples of the dialectic, her faith in the ultimate triumph of Marxism over the bougiouse capitalists, and the way she nicely filled the dress manufactured by the socialist comrades of People's Slinky Dress Factory #69.
While the socialist state held male and female comrades in absolutely equal regard, Nadia knew that, by paying special attention to her good looks, she helped to greatly decrease the number of sick days taken by her comrades thereby assuring that People's Tractor Factory #69 met the goals set for them under the glorious 5 year plan masterfully designed by the comrades in the Politbureau.
Nadia reluctantly completed her assigned shift at People's Tractor Factory #69 and began walking to the adequately comfortable but by no means ostentatious two room apartment she shared with her 12 other family members. She walked in order to conserve the valuable oil resources necessary to power the invincible People's Army which protected her from capitalist oppression.
While walking, Nadia's eye caught that of Yuri, a fellow comrade at People's Tractor Factory #69. Nadia had long admired Yuri's skills on the assembly line and often fantasized about she and Yuri producing another valued worker for the great Soviet state.