...Да и российскую отдушину Карлсона видим. Вернее, российский дымоход для живущего на поехавшей крыше мира. Взять бы ему сейчас и прилюдно с важным, аки профессор Гарварда, видом под аплодисменты реднеков: мол, в Россию летал с целью сравнительного анализа степени долбанутости. Путина слушал. Многое понял. У нас, у англосаксов, конечно, издревле "ружья кирпичом не чистят". Зато у русских (россиян) свои собственные яички в партнерском холодильнике не хранят.
...Да и российскую отдушину Карлсона видим. Вернее, российский дымоход для живущего на поехавшей крыше мира. Взять бы ему сейчас и прилюдно с важным, аки профессор Гарварда, видом под аплодисменты реднеков: мол, в Россию летал с целью сравнительного анализа степени долбанутости. Путина слушал. Многое понял. У нас, у англосаксов, конечно, издревле "ружья кирпичом не чистят". Зато у русских (россиян) свои собственные яички в партнерском холодильнике не хранят.
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