😎 Зеленський заявив, що більше не буде носити камуфляжний та хакі одяг
«Мене тупо заїбало прикидуватися правильним. Я ровний пацик з Кривого Рогу, і тепер я буду двігаться завжди на Адідасі. До речі, мамку Путіна єбав», — сказав президент
😎 Зеленський заявив, що більше не буде носити камуфляжний та хакі одяг
«Мене тупо заїбало прикидуватися правильним. Я ровний пацик з Кривого Рогу, і тепер я буду двігаться завжди на Адідасі. До речі, мамку Путіна єбав», — сказав президент
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