Девочка, опоздавшая на урок украинского языка, заходит в класс: - Звиняйте, я опиздала! Учительница: - Не "опиздала", а ЗАПИЗНЫЛАСЯ! - Ну да! Запиздилася... чому и опиздала! (с)
И нет такого анекдота, который хохлы бы не воплотили в жизнь.
Девочка, опоздавшая на урок украинского языка, заходит в класс: - Звиняйте, я опиздала! Учительница: - Не "опиздала", а ЗАПИЗНЫЛАСЯ! - Ну да! Запиздилася... чому и опиздала! (с)
И нет такого анекдота, который хохлы бы не воплотили в жизнь.
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