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What shall we name the establishment?
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“Flooding.” Simple and effective
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Leave it as is – “Fludnyak”
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“A den of debauchery.” How original!
39.3% 11 votes
Brewery
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#26505
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Subscribers to unlimited data plans will experience a 50% increase in internet access speed.
That explains why all the pages are taking three times longer to load.
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#26506
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I love bringing a bunch of uncultured people home and showing them my library :cool:
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
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#26507
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There’s definitely something interesting about that, yeah.
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#26508
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I have no choice. By the way, I already told you how once, my cousin, taking one of my books, flipped through a couple of pages (apparently looking for pictures), sadly shook his head, and just as sadly said, "I don't like these 'once upon a time' stories of yours." And then he started arguing that WATCHING MOVIES IS MUCH MORE INTERESTING, considering that he hadn't read a single book, except for MAGAZINES WITH TRUCKS (with pictures, of course).
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WisTrit
I love bringing a bunch of uncultured people home and showing them my library :cool:
Three books by Tolkien, old literature textbooks, and Tanya Grotter?
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#26510
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Why three? Maybe he also has a hobbit, and he uses several of them.

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#26511
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I recently looked at photos of Vedra (Pryanick/Nyamki) and felt a little regret about cutting off a significant length of hair.
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Why three? Maybe he also has a hobbit, and he uses it on several occasions.
The Hobbit is quite short and would be a single novel. I don't know how it could be divided further, unless it were released in particularly thin pocket books with soft covers or as promotional brochures.
I recently looked at photos of Bucket (Pudding/Yummy), and I felt a little regret for having cut off a considerable length of hair.
He's sweating now, wiping away the greasy strands of hair from his face, rinsing his girlish hairband under the tap.
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Three books by Tolkien, old literature textbooks, and Tanya Grotter?
Even that would be enough. I only have one book by Tolkien.
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
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#26514
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removing the greasy strands of hair that are constantly falling on the face
I find it hard to imagine with the hair tied back in a ponytail (:
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They will still lag behind, but Locky is definitely exaggerating. :smile30:
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#26516
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They won't, if they are of the same length.
Right now, I have a relatively short haircut. True, I haven't found any hair wax, and constantly using gel and hairspray is quite tiring.
But, if everything is done correctly (and if I do it wrong, I'll just make it similar to Wesker's), my hairstyle will look like in this frame:
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#26517
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Actually, this movie is what made me decide to get a haircut. I wanted to look as cool as the Japanese schoolboys in the film :cool:
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You can view a photo of the gingerbread on VKontakte.

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#26519
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Last blocks VKontakte, but doesn't block other websites. What conclusions can be drawn from this?