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Haha, Heaven wants to smoke.

Lol. ......

Nebko, you're not cute, I'm cute. Amko, you also said that I'm cute :3

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So why are you asking then?

I never claimed to be cute.

Well, don't make claims then. But you claimed that I wasn't cute, and every time you were wrong.

Dunhill is soulless crap for show-off schoolkids who save money from their breakfast and don't even inhale. Parliament is a quality brand for normal guys at a normal price. We don't have cheaper options.

Ah, well, here. I'm almost right!
Even 70 rubles a week is too much to spend on this stuff.
And some people smoke a pack in two days. That's just crazy. It's better to spend that money on food. Candy and chocolate, haha.

Some maniacs smoke even two packs a day! And sometimes even three!!!
Yes, for a schoolkid with a couple of coins in his pocket, seventy rubles a week is a significant amount. I spend that much on transportation on a regular weekday. That's two bottles of beer. In a week! Now that's something!

Lol) You can never have too much money. The point isn't the small amount, but what you actually spend it on. Even ten rubles a month feels like a waste on such a thing.
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as for beer, I'm not sure. It can be different.
I just don't drink it.

That's two bottles of beer. Per week! Wow!

If you're drinking decent beer, then it's just one.
Ha-ha, got you, you shaggy beer guzzler!

What kind of "normal" beer costs 70 rubles a bottle? The most expensive ones, like Tuborg and similar, don't cost more than 50 rubles, and 70 rubles is the price for a 1.5-liter bottle. Zhiguli costs 20 rubles. I doubt that you have such outrageous prices in Omsk. Either you mean some kind of craft or draft beer, or you're just trying to show off, without understanding the real situation. Wolf, stop counting other people's money. You'll grow up and understand what amounts can be spent on.

Are you out of your mind? I value my money. my parents' money, yes :3 but they wouldn't spend it on beer or cigarettes for me anyway

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You'll understand when you grow up.

Lol.

http://forum.heroesworld.ru/member.php?u=27170
Cool nickname. Should make a list of unusual nicknames on HeroesWorld.

Klinskoye and Siberian Crown cost 30-40 rubles.
Brahma and Tuborg cost 40-50, yes.

It's more expensive in cafes. We were with friends, and the cheapest one there cost 50 rubles; I don't remember the name, but it was all imported.

Is following the Mafia 28 thread. The Lonely nights in Neville @ 00:31

GIL4 IS PLAYING MAFIA!!! LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO KILL!!!11
I exposed him :cool:

What a clumsy Loki you are, you forgot that you also need to get some snacks for those 70 rubles, otherwise, you'll only have 50 rubles left for a decent beer. I can't stand cheap light beer; it tastes like urine. But yes, draft beer or some dark beer, like Kozel, would be good. Tuborg Black is also terrible, and it tastes like cola. As another good option, you could get two Siberian Crowns, but then you won't have any money left for snacks, and I'm not sure if it's cheaper than 30 rubles in other regions besides Omsk.

Ololo

Yes. This is currently the most concise and fair piece of advice that can be applied to you, and it applies to many points and perspectives.

Lizard, we were planning our expenses in tenth grade. Something like, "I've saved thirty rubles, plus another ten crumpled ones, and you chip in thirty, we'll buy two Zhiguli cars and some squid, and we'll hang out on the pipes."
With civilized people, things are not done quite like that. In any case, your loud statement, "ha-ha, decent beer for seventy rubles," isn't worth a damn. And certainly, when choosing beer that's fifteen rubles more expensive, you're hardly choosing something objectively better in quality or taste. Especially since you can get a liter of Obolon for forty rubles or two bottles of something strong for the price of a kid, and just sit and drink it with some seeds near a kiosk.
In general, we were comparing the price of a pack of cigarettes to the price of two bottles of beer; snacks, money for the bus, a metro ticket, and your son buying some bread – all of that is secondary and has absolutely nothing to do with the topic of conversation.

We sell it for 270 rubles a bottle. I haven't tried it yet, but I think I'll do so soon.

Besides that, there's a pretty decent beer for about 45 rubles.