Troitsky Andrey, The author wants criticism? What kind of criticism... It's a masterpiece! Masterpieces aren't criticized – they're admired in the OV section.
Troitsky Andrey, The author wants criticism? What kind of criticism... It's a masterpiece! Masterpieces aren't criticized, they're admired in the OV section.
Alexander Chumakov, by the way, that's a vile insinuation... I did request criticism with the button, yes... but I definitely didn't write that... By the way, that's illegally attributing words, which isn't good... OV is cool, yes, not like O...) And what about the masterpiece? I have nothing against it, and I have nothing against it...)
Alexander Chumakov, by the way, this is a vile insinuation... I did request criticism with the button - yes... but I didn't write it outright... By the way, this is illegally attributing words, which is not good... OV is cool, yes, not like O...) And what about a masterpiece? I have nothing against it...)
Troitsky Andrey, I requested it - but I didn't ask... and I filled in the author's thoughts and wrote it down so everyone would understand... Well, the atmosphere of a night-time line of cars at a gas station for gasoline is masterfully conveyed by the author using original and unconventional photographic techniques, thereby honestly revealing the problem of unstable fuel supplies. Nevertheless, if there is a line, then there is gasoline - that is, there is a positive side too. The author is great.
Andrey Troitsky, I asked for it, but I didn't ask... and I filled in the blanks for the author and wrote it down so everyone would understand... Well, the atmosphere of a nighttime line of cars at a gas station for gasoline is masterfully conveyed by the author using original and unconventional photographic techniques, thereby honestly addressing the problem of unstable fuel supplies. Nevertheless, if there's a line, then there's gasoline—that is, there's a positive side to it. The author is a great guy.
Alexander Chumakov, what gasoline? They're already lining up for the Nutcracker...
It's a crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy world. You'll end up in the trauma ward of a prison hospital. That's my impression. It worked. And all this talk about oats getting more expensive is just a lie.
It's a crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy world. You'll end up in the trauma ward of a prison hospital. That's my impression. It worked. And all this talk about oats getting more expensive is from the devil.
Edu, what will be, will be. Oh wow! And all this talk about impressions being Cassandra-like is just train station gypsyism...)
Edu, what will be, will be. Oh, wow! And all this talk about impressions being Cassandra-like is just train station gypsyism...)
Troitsky Andrey, I'll let you in on a secret: all art historians talk about their impressions. It's just that their words are so suggestive that you can't understand them without a dictionary. That same Chmyreva (Google it) sometimes spouts such nonsense; I've been watching her for I don't know how many years. And she's an authority.
Troitsky Andrey, I'll let you in on a secret: all art historians talk about their impressions. It's just that their words are so evocative you can't understand them without a dictionary. Chmyreva (Google it) sometimes spouts such nonsense; I've been watching for I don't know how many years. And she's an authority.
Edu, I googled... "Chmyreva Natalya Yuryevna: gynecologist, obstetrician-gynecologist. 39 years of experience."... I understand... so many years... so many impressions...)
Edu, I googled... "Natalya Yuryevna Chmyreva: gynecologist, obstetrician-gynecologist. 39 years of experience."... I see... so many years... so many impressions...)
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