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Ah, we had our share of fun back in the day... We used to run around on the roofs of garages, which were not far from my friend's house. We would sneak into gardens and steal apples (they were already somewhat neglected back then, and now the area is being developed), filling our pockets and then greedily eating them. Strangely enough, the apples were good, and none of us ever got sick. I remember the first and last time we got caught, when an "angry old lady" yelled at us for our misdeeds. And then she let us go... I can't forget how much we loved going to computer clubs, just to play "Counter-Strike," then "GTA 3," and later, my friend and I got hooked on "Red Alert 2," and even later, on "Heroes..." I remember how we would go out in large groups, some on skateboards, some on bicycles, some on rollerblades. And despite the many accidents, we rode fearlessly on the dams. Although, no, there was fear, but it was more like an adrenaline rush. I can't forget how I used to carry my Sony PlayStation to my friends' houses, and we would gather in large groups and play. So much fun and excitement, so many funny moments in those classic games, and it's even more fun with good company. When we couldn't play on the PlayStation, we would play on the old Sega, which also had two joysticks. On it, "Worms" was probably the most popular. Yes, yes, one of the first parts of that great game. That's how I spent my childhood
O God of Earth and Altar, Bow down and hear our cry, Our earthly rulers falter, Our people drift and die, The walls of gold entomb us, The swords of scorn divide, Take not thy thunder from us, Take away our pride.