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[Гость warlock]

Только что, nikolayugodnik_15_26 сказал:

 Скучно

Ну вот, ну ниче завтра на работу....

[Гость warlock]

1 минуту назад, nikolayugodnik_15_26 сказал:

От работы кони дохнут.

Праильна, они же пусть и думают, у них головы большие....

[LuckyZzz 5 751]

В 25.08.2018 в 22:30, jojo сказал:

 

Зачем вообще постить подобную ахинею? Про то зачем ты сам это смотришь уже даже не спрашиваю. 

[Дядюшка Пекос 213]

 

[onlymax 2 611]

 

[jojo 767]

 

[skynet_st 5 053]

 

[mister_bootlegger 946]

 

 

[Энштейн Альберт 891]

 

[jojo 767]

 

[onlymax 2 611]

 

[jojo 767]

 

[onlymax 2 611]

не удержусь.. простите.. 
Васнас просит политического убежища в где нибудь..

 

[rAiNyZ 801]

 

[onlymax 2 611]

 

[onlymax 2 611]

 

[alex4v 1 981]

за топиком не слежу, если было не ругайтесь)

[alex4v 1 981]

 

[Генри Рыжебородый 778]

 

[skynet_st 5 053]

 

[Навуходоносор 9 518]

 

Хайли рекомнд смотреть на 4k мониторе/ТВ

[dima 860]

 

[onlymax 2 611]

 

[Гость warlock]

15 минут назад, onlymax сказал:

 

1. pizdéts (pron. [pʲɪzʲˈdʲet͡s], «peace-dat-s») – applies when something of extreme degree happens. Means “totally fucked up shit”. Sometimes used in laughable situations. If there was an apocalypse, in Russia it would be called pizdets.

2. nahuy (pron. [ˈnaxʊj], «Nuh-hooy»)– applies when you want to send someone far away in very rough form. It doesn't mean «on the penis» literally, because in this case it there should be a space — “na hui”. “Idi nahui” means “Fuck off”. Also “Nahui?”, or more casual “Nahuya?” may be used as interrogative word with a meaning of “What the fuck for?”.

3. blyatʹ (pronounces exactly like it's written, but with a soft «T» in the end as in the word “tea”) – means “Fuck!”, “Shit!”, it applies in all types of bad or unexpected situations and usually shortened to a form of “Blya.”

[onlymax 2 611]

Только что, warlock сказал:

1. pizdéts (pron. [pʲɪzʲˈdʲet͡s], «peace-dat-s») – applies when something of extreme degree happens. Means “totally fucked up shit”. Sometimes used in laughable situations. If there was an apocalypse, in Russia it would be called pizdets.

2. nahuy (pron. [ˈnaxʊj], «Nuh-hooy»)– applies when you want to send someone far away in very rough form. It doesn't mean «on the penis» literally, because in this case it there should be a space — “na hui”. “Idi nahui” means “Fuck off”. Also “Nahui?”, or more casual “Nahuya?” may be used as interrogative word with a meaning of “What the fuck for?”.

3. blyatʹ (pronounces exactly like it's written, but with a soft «T» in the end as in the word “tea”) – means “Fuck!”, “Shit!”, it applies in all types of bad or unexpected situations and usually shortened to a form of “Blya.”

 

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