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I agree about the history.
Nya!

I just heated up some buckwheat, added two eggs, and chopped up a tomato)) Mmm, I love fried tomatoes, even though I didn't used to eat them and didn't even want to try them, but once I did, that was it... I love them now.

In general, I also like fresh tomatoes, do you? They're so round, firm, and juicy... Mmm... You take it in your hand, bring it to your lips, open your mouth, your teeth touch the flesh, and you take a bite... Mmm...

Want some buckwheat? Come visit us. We have good buckwheat. And vodka.

No, I don't really like buckwheat, so I added eggs and tomatoes to it to make it easier to eat. :)
P.S. And I almost don't drink alcoholic beverages.

Isn't that almost...?

I'm sorry, but I don't think I'm going to develop any feelings for you:D

What a mess =P
And I don't really like buckwheat; some Spanish or Italian woman is much more passionate.

What a mess =P
And I don't really like buckwheat; some Spanish or Italian woman is much more passionate.

Grammar Nazi is outraged! Buckwheat, not "Grechanka"!

much more...)) I really don't know, passion doesn't depend on nationality.

No, but for some reason, everyone thinks that Spaniards are passionate – is that a stereotype?

most likely)
I know that in hot countries (European ones) they wear little clothing, maybe that's why?

Stereotypes don't just appear out of nowhere. Maybe the heat somehow affects people's brains.

the heat affects the amount of clothing, and the amount of clothing affects men's brains.

So, does wearing a fur coat, felt boots, and having a beard negatively affect passion?:smile04:

Do you think Chukchi women can't be passionate?
What if you heat up the stove?