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Park? We have a rosehip bush like that at our country house; it has not only beautiful flowers but also large, shiny berries later on, like big olives. It's very aesthetically pleasing almost all year round, and it doesn't require much care. It reproduces itself through its roots and gradually takes over new areas.
Cool. I have a park within a five-minute walk from my house. There are squirrels everywhere, and everyone feeds them. Sometimes they even run into the city.
Beautiful. So, I understand you took the picture because of the bumblebee? Drakkosha
Cool. I have a park five minutes from my house. There are squirrels running around in herds, and everyone feeds them. Sometimes they even run into the city.
Yes, there are herds of them in Belousovsky Park. But you rarely see them in other places.
В тихой однообразной жизни всегда так бывает: каждый отдельный день бесконечно долог, но месяцы и годы мчатся с непостижимой быстротой.
I wanted to offer you some flowers, but a crown would suit a princess like you much better
Смысл жизни в том, что жизнь на тебе не заканчивается
I recently satisfied a craving and tried pizza from the Cuba company. And it was truly amazing. It reminded me of how they used to make it, the way I loved it – generous portions, in the best tradition.
Considering they only operate in four cities (Voronezh, Tula, Ryazan, Kaluga), I can only recommend them to Neyre.
Kosh, you already know them, right? What do you think?
I've had pizza from Cuba several times, both at home and at work with colleagues. Overall, it's not bad; sometimes the orders were very good, and sometimes it was just some greasy, mayonnaise-laden pizza. Depending on the situation, I've eaten much tastier pizza elsewhere. For example, in Batumi, there was a restaurant at a hotel where a chef worked, specializing in Italian pasta and pizza. I haven't eaten anything tastier than that anywhere else. And a separate dislike for Cuba for its extremely annoying and intrusive advertising with remixes of Disney songs (at least from DuckTales, Chip 'n Dale). Not only does it sound cringe-worthy, but they also regularly play it on the speaker at the bus stop near my house, where they play all sorts of advertising and music whenever the administration feels like it.
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Cool. I have a park within a five-minute walk from my house. There are squirrels in droves, and everyone feeds them. Sometimes they even run into the city.
I have a park 15 minutes from my house (or two bus stops away), and there are also crowds of squirrels and ducks there, but I'm too lazy to go there.
The most delicious pizza is at a small café near my home. And I even got a job within a five-minute walk from it. They have two ovens, and it seems to be a franchise, judging by the website, but it's not very well-known and it's a very local place. I don't order from there often, though. Their pizza is food of the gods. Super thin crust, like lavash, crispy edges, delicious toppings in large pieces. However, it's not very filling. I can eat a couple of slices of Domino's or Autopizza and be satisfied, but here, you don't even realize it, and suddenly the last slice is gone.
I have a park 50 minutes from my house, and while there are squirrels there, they're always hiding somewhere. And it takes at least an hour and a half to walk to where the ducks are....
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
According to the accounts of the few people who knew him, Charles Henri, who in his youth tortured and impaled convicted criminals, and in his old age guillotined them (torture was abolished by the revolution), was an "extremely kind, gentle, and charming man," generously giving alms to the poor who were not repulsed by him. His tone, clothing, and manners were extremely gentlemanly, and he was always exquisitely courteous to his clients: for example, when taking Charlotte Corday to the scaffold, he warned her about the jolts of the cart and advised her to sit not on the edge, but in the middle of the bench.
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Charles Henri Sanson carried out a total of 2918 executions, including the execution of King Louis XVI. Although he was never a supporter of the monarchy, Charles Henri refused to execute the king, but eventually he had to do it. He also executed Queen Marie Antoinette, and then Danton, Robespierre, and many other figures of the Great French Revolution.
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There is a well-known historical anecdote: Sanson, after his retirement, met Napoleon Bonaparte, who asked him if Charles could sleep peacefully after executing almost 3,000 people, to which Sanson replied to the emperor: "If kings, dictators, and emperors sleep peacefully, why shouldn't an executioner sleep peacefully?"
oh, come on, maybe someone decided to save a physical copy of the forum as a keepsake, just in case the site gets taken down or the internet disappears... you're lying in a mental institution and rereading old posts.
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