Posts from A small pub near Fludoscarr. Auto-translated

we have:
bus - 15 rubles
trolls and traumas - 10 rubles

yes, in some public transport, the sound is very loud :/ ... I mean announcements about closing doors, etc.) .. sometimes they even speak in two languages (although they should always)

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damn, today... I froze while waiting for transport (twice, there and back) there was also hail and light rain....
PS, the cold has come to our lands xD

PS, I also rode an old trolleybus today... I think it's old because it's hard to call the interior new, and I haven't seen such ones before)

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That's why it's better not to leave the house at all. And these voices in public transport, in my opinion, are completely irrelevant and interfere with listening to music on a player.

How can you stay at home when you need to go to school?

Forget about school, what's the point of it anyway?)) This school is even worse than the army – the army only takes 2 years, but school takes 11!))) Just kidding, just kidding...

Jokes aside, your logic makes sense overall, except for one thing: now, serving in the army takes 1 year, but I want to point out that during your time in the army, you can lose all the health you've accumulated over 11 years of school.

Hmm... today our group took a test that is given throughout the entire institution...
91 questions, 13 topics... the results are obtained through addition and subtraction.

Here's what I got...

19 - attitude towards family, family values
5 - attitude towards the Motherland (shows how much of a patriot I am)... that's okay, because most patriots are crazy fanatics!
23 - attitude towards Ecology (I'm a real defender of nature)
18 - attitude towards Peace (I'm against war)
5 - attitude towards work (nothing surprising... I'm lazy)
19 - attitude towards Culture (one of the most cultured in the group)
17 - attitude towards knowledge (a thirst for knowledge... I want to know everything!)
13 - Humanity... not enough, IMHO :/... although I don't know, maybe you can't score too high
18 - attitude towards close people (friends, etc.)
26 - Nationalism (this shows that I have a good attitude towards all nations =)... it's a pity that not everyone is like that... in our time, there are many racists and other moral freaks!
9 - attitude towards the body (my own, I guess), physical education, etc.
-3 - soul... my soul... the only negative indicator (which is supposedly bad)... I never fully understood what it refers to... but the teacher said something about religion, like it can sometimes be a balm for the soul... maybe I should turn to religion? =)
15 - Strength of Spirit (a fairly high score)

health?))
According to statistics, 60 percent of schoolchildren have vision problems, and 85 percent have posture problems. School is evil; it's better to start working early - loading wagons and the like.

How can one ruin their health in the army? By running for miles? Doing pull-ups? Morning exercises? Hmm... debatable. Or was it about hazing? That's not necessarily true either.

Major, you just need to understand that running for many kilometers is also harmful; a person should run not too much and with breaks. In the army, there is generally no concept of rest and health; there is only "must" and "must do it urgently." Besides, after physical exertion, the body needs to recover in one way or another, but this is unlikely to be possible with army rations.
My father told me about a guy in their company who lost 20 kg in 2 years, and is that normal? It would be okay if he had gained muscle, but he just lost weight in the army, and as for hazing, it's obvious that there's not much good about it.

Don't talk to your friends about things you don't know or haven't experienced, because it's simply not good. Now, and even in my time, many people avoided military service, but I believe that it's better to gain life experience in the army, even if it involves hazing, rather than relying on the limited or club-based understanding of life, flavored with the romanticism of camp life, which is a romanticism with a big question mark and in huge quotation marks. There, you'll understand that you can manage without your mother's soup and the comfort of home; I'm not promising you any of that there. At first, it's difficult, even very difficult, but then you get used to it and start to understand not how to bribe a professor during lectures, but how to make this small moment of your life understandable and comfortable for you. And you learn and learn to wait for the road home; perhaps that's the hardest thing that awaits you there.

I've seen many people avoiding military service. But as they say, the army makes a man out of a boy. I don't know, maybe I'm not mature enough to understand this phrase yet, or maybe I already do, but I just can't explain it. In any case, everyone develops their own point of view about the army; some people like it. Yes, hazing exists in the army, but it manifests differently in each branch. For example, there's no hazing in the Airborne Forces. And in some places, there are great guys. In other places, there are monsters, as shown on our TV. P.S. I don't know what conclusion to draw from this. P.S.S. I'm even a little confused myself =))) P.S.S.S But I will join the army because I have to...

Forget it, Mallassa. I'm tired of arguing with you. You hear the sound, but you don't know where it's coming from.

long-distance runs are also harmful; a person should run not too much and with breaks.

Well, I wouldn't say so. If you run a little and then sit on a bench, all you'll achieve is wasting time. You need to run until you exhaust all your physical and mental strength. Then the effect will be simply amazing; for example, I managed to increase my running distance by another kilometer in just a few days.
A person is an extremely resilient being. As a classic said, "as long as a person hasn't died, he's alive." It may not seem like a very smart phrase at first glance, but if you think about it...
Personally, I wouldn't mind joining the army if I had to. I'd go and serve. But imagine, I could then brag to my friends or, in the future, to my son, saying, "I've experienced the army."

Don't talk about things you don't know and haven't experienced, because it's simply not good. Now, and even in my time, many avoided military service, but I believe it's better to gain life experience in the army, even if it involves hazing, rather than relying on superficial or club-based notions of life, heavily flavored with the romanticism of military camps, which is a romanticism with a big question mark and in huge quotation marks.

I've seen many people who avoided military service. But as they say, the army makes a boy into a man.

And personally, I wouldn't mind serving. I'd go and do my time. But imagine, you could then brag to your friends, or in the future to your son, "I've been in the army."

You are all absolutely right that the army is beneficial for a man, and that's generally true. But there's one BUT: there's a risk, and that risk is that you might not be accepted, understood, or respected. Personally, I'm not ready for that risk yet.

Oh, come on, Mallasa. I'm tired of arguing with you. You hear the bell, but you don't know where it is.

((( And what did I say that was wrong? I just presented facts that I know, which my father told me, and which I read in books.(((

((( What did I say that was wrong? I just provided facts that I know, which my father told me, and which I read in books.(((

Don't get upset ;) Or do you want me to point out what specifically in your words I don't like? So that you can then start providing counterarguments, to which I will be forced to respond later? :rolleyes: