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Коммунистический новиопомодерн(?). Познакомьтесь, Святослав Генрихович Реммер. Член СР и кандидат в депутаты (не прошедший) одного из округов Долгопрудного. Пишет картины (на заказ в том числе).

Помимо того, что рисует свои автопортреты, на которых видит себя рыцарем (хорошо не чекистом). Отличился приколами в виде своей фамилии на фасаде здания, где арендует офис и исполнением песни Комбат в рамках избирательной компании.

Социализм в России мёртв, поэтому только такой.

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Коммунистический новиопомодерн(?). Познакомьтесь, Святослав Генрихович Реммер. Член СР и кандидат в депутаты (не прошедший) одного из округов Долгопрудного. Пишет картины (на заказ в том числе).

Помимо того, что рисует свои автопортреты, на которых видит себя рыцарем (хорошо не чекистом). Отличился приколами в виде своей фамилии на фасаде здания, где арендует офис и исполнением песни Комбат в рамках избирательной компании.

Социализм в России мёртв, поэтому только такой.

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