In this week's Odder News: a rocker's dream, a holiday for men, and goat saviors.

Sellers of souvenirs? They’re missing you, folks! But perhaps not that much.

In this week's Odder News, Russians are not happy with their gifts, an underwater winter wedding, and cooking for President Putin.

In Russian, neither a Scrooge nor a Plyushkin be!

A holiday survey detailed Russians' preference for gift-receiving.

Thankful for the care they received while ill, one citizen gladly gives away their wheels for the greater good. 

“Lids are very relevant seasonal paraphernalia for many. Everyone accepted the gifts, even adherents of other political views.”

– Local news from gorbatka.ru, on United Russia’s election campaign strategy.

“Don't believe it, don't click it, don't pay!”

– Sergey Volodkhin, director of the Russian company “Antiphishing,” explaining how online scammers bait their hooks,

A policeman had a bright idea for how to use his money to help his native village. 

How to counter the "shameful" designation of "foreign agent"? With some bling, of course.

Citizens of the Soviet Union amassed many things, but of all the collectibles, perhaps the most popular was the badge (znachok).

Soon American coins won't be the only "scents" that are exchanged inside Sberbank's buildings, as Russia's national bank plans to introduce its own perfume.