In St. Petersburg in northwestern Russia, thousands of young people with inflatable dolls gather every year for swimming competitions on the Vuki River. The Bubble Bubba Challenge (BBC for short) is an extreme sports competition, but the point is not how dangerous the sport is, but whether you have the courage to tie the sex dolls together.
The rules of the competition are not so complicated, and you have to jump down the Vuoksa River while holding the doll and go down the river for 1.5 km to reach the finish line. Please note that the person and doll arrive together.
Participation conditions are also extremely simple: you must be over 16 years old and not drunk before entering the sea. Even if you don't have a doll at hand, the organizer can prepare one for you.
According to participants, the sport was created to prove that dolls can be used as life-saving tools in an emergency. "Dolls are portable, efficient, and cannot increase the enjoyment of travel while keeping life safe.
" It's an aura, and there are different opinions about how the BBC came to be. According to the BBC's official website, the sport originated with the Indians in the 19th century. They turned a calf skin inside out, inflated it with air from their feet, and used it as a boat to cross the Indian River.
However, some St. Petersburg indigenous people say that the official website is full of bullshit.
One night, a dog named Dmitry Bravinov got drunk in a bar and made a bet with the people around him that he would "float with the doll."
As it happened, the bet was against a journalist, and the next day it was announced on a news website.
As a result, Dmitry had no choice but to keep his word, and from there the BBC movement was born.
Personally, I believe this story because there is a photo of this person on FB.
But whatever the BBC movement's past, there's no denying that it's now popular across Russia.
Since the first competition in 2003, BBC participants have grown from 58 to over 800, making it a competition that men all over Russia look forward to every year.
Because for a young bachelor who is tired of loneliness, the joy of bringing a doll and having Sunakawa fight his buddies is the same as his father used to show Transformers to each other in his childhood. However, only inflatable dolls can participate in this race, and even if you bring a physical love doll , it is difficult to complete the 1.5km run. If you carry a sex doll that weighs tens of kilograms, there is a risk of drowning.