Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

This is an engraving by an artist, possibly an Arandor, but it's not certain.

Rather, it wasn't; it's an engraving by Hans Holbein the Younger, "The Knight, Death, and the Devil."

Actually, this is an engraving by Albrecht Dürer. But you can call him Huygens if you like.

Found a sheet with summer practice assignments from school.

06/23/03. Digging a pit

06/24/03. Burying the pit

Not bad. It's strange that they didn't paint the grass green.

Are all the drawings like this in Arandor?

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It's strange that they didn't paint the grass green.

It's over.

cool drawings

pyush-pyush did

On Arbat, I watched a trio consisting of two violinists and a cellist. They played really well, complex and in sync. They're good. It's like Russian Apocalyptica, just give them a guitar. They played different music (not their own) - covers of famous songs, classics, and some incomprehensible stuff. There was even a song where they sang - it was pretty good too.
It's strange that they weren't selling CDs. Did they not record their music? They could collect enough money from one or two such performances on Arbat to fund the distribution of their musical performance.
My dad and I listened for about half an hour, and then the guys said they needed a five-minute break. They rested for twenty minutes, and then a police officer arrived and told them to pack up. Too bad. We were waiting, we wanted to hear more.

A vile scoundrel. In Vologda, a similar situation didn't end so sadly.

It seems he drove all the way down Arbat Street and said the same thing to all the musicians and other performers. And in general, I didn't actually hear what he said to the musicians, but it was probably something along those lines. Because a few minutes later, they started lazily packing up their violins.

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And people also gave them enough money to buy their way out and earn even more >:3

There was an interesting discussion back then.
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Give me a million, I need it for an apartment.

Morti, especially for you, a successful player explains the essence of build diversity in hardcore mode.

Don't overdo it, guys, or it will be awkward to go around with someone like that.