не буду наверное окунаться на крещение в этом году. слишком тепло. как русского меня в религии интересует только страдание. я хочу боли. мне плевать на символизм. мои ноги должны свести судороги в воде чтобы был риск утонуть. александр дугин писал об этом.
не буду наверное окунаться на крещение в этом году. слишком тепло. как русского меня в религии интересует только страдание. я хочу боли. мне плевать на символизм. мои ноги должны свести судороги в воде чтобы был риск утонуть. александр дугин писал об этом.
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