Так почему же оно всё мне нравится и я время от времени читаю эту дурь? А потому что у этих книжек есть какая-то нужная мне ебанца, отсутствие стерильности, которую я то и дело ловлю в современных текстах этого сегмента. Мы все там были, наверное, это общий набор психотравм, поэтому в поисках ностальгии я иногда ищу такое вот, горю жопой, но читаю.
Так почему же оно всё мне нравится и я время от времени читаю эту дурь? А потому что у этих книжек есть какая-то нужная мне ебанца, отсутствие стерильности, которую я то и дело ловлю в современных текстах этого сегмента. Мы все там были, наверное, это общий набор психотравм, поэтому в поисках ностальгии я иногда ищу такое вот, горю жопой, но читаю.
Тайтл не раскрываю, их там много таких было.
BY BadLibrarian | Мария Покусаева и книжки
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