Heip... russian to english translation.

I recently received a Russian(I think), comment on a you tube video. I am an English speaker, and unfortunately don't know any one who could translate the text in person. I did try to use some on-line translators, but the results didn't really make sense. If any one could help i would really appreciate it.

I cant post the Russian text directly here because characters are not recognized, but here is a link to the video with the comment: "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIoNeF6d0ik"


according to translate.google.com that comment means: "Th floor kettle with a mop, I am old woman in the market saw it also makes ..."

.... now, the person in the video is spinning a mop, but theres no kettles involved and I'm not sure if old woman in markets spin staff, so that just doesn't seem right.

(russian) a teapot with a mop, I on (russian) it as did the granny...

I got that in a different one

Edited: Russian letters came up wierd

Edit mark II: I tried another and got "Under this kettle with WAS, I (russian) at (russian) seen it in the same did.."
I think I'm getting closer, but it sounds hilarious

*cough*

"I saw a grandmother in the market doing better tricks with a mop than this teapot (apprentice)"

Wow, those Russians sure are nice

Really? Oh that's hilarious. Awesome!

HA, thats about what i thought it said. Its all good, its a basic trick that a friend of mine wanted to upload to get his name out there.

Thanks for all the help.

will pass it on

Maybe not too friendly, but those russian guys sure are cute

their sense of humor often reflects that of the (political) climate in Russia

apparently their political climate is old ladies with mops

Never doubt the power of old women with mops you teapot! They use those mops TO KILL!!!!!1!!!1!!!1

hah))) it's like "what the Teapot with a mop ? I saw old women at the market and she can spin like that" ))))
When she says "teapot" she means "stupid" or some like that...
Like @stupid as teapot" ) it's our Russian )
Simple rudeness, do not pay attention

Basically, the saying is "I've seen old women in the market with a mop spin better than that teapot". Teapot is just a slang-ish word for newbie....so basically he/she is saying that she's seen old Russian women do it better.

But don't worry....our old Russian grannies are pretty ninja....not many can do what they do.