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Whoa, guys...
We had some crazy stuff happening at our camp.
Out of the six people in our room, three started... well...
...humping pillows on the very first day...
I wasn't one of those three, so I stayed out of it.
There were also two brothers with the last name "Mudry" (Wise).
They would run around the barracks at night in their underwear, screaming like crazy.
One time, one of them stuck two fingers in his mouth and vomited breakfast all over the other one.
It was wild.
And once, I was rudely awakened from my sleep.
You know, they like to smear toothpaste on people's faces at camp.
They made a mistake – they didn't warm up the tube, and I woke up immediately from the cold.
Even before I opened my eyes, I instinctively lunged forward and bumped into something organic with my fist... yeah. It wasn't pleasant. But it was a learning experience.
Anything else?... Hmm...
One guy would absentmindedly pick his nose, lick his finger, and when we pointed it out, he would get very offended.
His name was Lev.
Like, "Le-va."
And once, when I went to the public toilet outside, I experienced eye irritation from the smell for the first time in my life.
It got better afterward, of course.
And one time, someone pooped in the shower and then washed it all over the floor with the water.
Do I even need to ask if I enjoyed my time at camp?
Ah... I'm feeling a bit nostalgic for something wild.
Imagine – Cthulhu (or, let's say, Tolya) is sitting in a deck chair on the beach, breathing in the healing air. A gentle breeze... the warm rays of the sun...
And in his hand, he has a chilled glass with ice cubes, filled with liquid brain.
And he leisurely sips it through a straw, carefully stirring it.
And there's a lemon wedge on the side.
"Excuse me, a double brain with lemon, please."
Hmm.
Neskweek... Just because I didn't eat it with a spoon doesn't mean I didn't try it. I just didn't like it.
Ah. Mixed feelings. On the one hand, I'm glad that the snow has covered my area. On the other hand, I'm waiting for everything to dry out so I can run around the lake again in the mornings.
By the way, have you noticed that cold coffee is awful, but cold tea is great?
And today I watched the show "Free, Taken, or Gay?" on MTV.
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Yeah, Doctor Akula, there's nothing unbelievable about a bun costing 3,000 rubles; that was before the currency reform.