Posts from Sacred Haven of Debauchery

by the way, yes... and it seems this is my phrase, because Siv is taller (longer)))?
although he can also address me like that, but with mockery... he likes it)

Corruption of the Sacred Haven?

As for me, I rarely feel remorse. Maybe it’s because I don’t have a conscience? Or maybe because I always do what I want…

Vedrogolov came and couldn't come up with anything better to write... just nonsense, as always.

I personally don't like using public transport; I prefer walking (yes, even if it's a long way).

Major Whirlwind, did you know about the existence of the city of Kizel in the Perm region?

Sometimes, rude conductors force people to give up their seats (Muscovites are groaning now because they've forgotten what a conductor is). There's nothing you can do about it. Unless, of course, you put on your headphones and stare out the window with a deeply indifferent expression; the chance that someone will ask you to give up your seat is less.

Heh, that's exactly the point – people do ask. If I want to give up my seat, I'll do it anyway, without being asked. Besides, there's a difference between saying, "Young man, please give up your seat – I have heavy bags," and saying, "Why are you sitting there?! What do they teach you in your institutes?" In the second case, there's absolutely no desire to give up my seat.
We do have controllers, there aren't many of them, but they exist. Especially around 11 a.m., you might run into one.

The big-headed guy came and couldn't come up with anything better to write... just nonsense, as always.

scratch?

Major Whirlwind, do you know about the existence of the city of Kizel in the Perm region?

We can use "you" here.

Of course, I know. Some acquaintances of mine have been there, either in a camp or somewhere else, I don't remember exactly. I haven't been there myself.

Getting back to the topic of buses, I prefer to sit by the window, as people rarely bother me there with requests to let them out or give up my seat, etc. In general, I walk more often, just like Meg. Because 12 rubles for a ride is an unaffordable luxury, and if it's a round trip, that's 24 rubles in total. No, comrades, we can't spend that much money on transportation, except maybe on holidays...

Popcornhead!

we have 15 people on our bus, and 10 in other vehicles.
You should sit in the back; no one will bother you there, because grandmothers always go to the front... although there are exceptions, but they are very rare.

Das, a bucket?

by the way, I remember a case in English... although, never mind, it's a long story, and I don't feel like telling it.

Well, I don't know, I have an hour to walk to school, so I usually take minibuses or buses in the morning. By the way, here in Default City, minibuses are often 5 rubles cheaper than buses (20 and 25 respectively).

Popcornhead!

There are chickens! Chickens! :smile07:

Ar: Well, go scratch.

chickenhead? It means "chicken head".

Ned! Chicken brains, but with a bucket for a head.