Один из моих котов научился делать такое выражение своей морды, когда я прихожу домой, а он только проснулся от моего шума, что мне реально хочется перед ним извиниться, обращаться к нему на вы, и уйти в другую комнату, чтобы не попадаться ему на глаза.
Один из моих котов научился делать такое выражение своей морды, когда я прихожу домой, а он только проснулся от моего шума, что мне реально хочется перед ним извиниться, обращаться к нему на вы, и уйти в другую комнату, чтобы не попадаться ему на глаза.
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