And there are a lot of city folk that own 2nd houses on the water

And they have fireworks on holidays

2nd you mean second close to the water?

as xi jinping've said

shut up and take my honey

Well they have a home in Chicago and they have dachas up here. But their dachas are like mansions

ah

*for americans this is a double entendre*

got it

Summer and vacation home

i just thought there are some houses very close to the water and some don't

in russian south it is called 1st line, second line and so on

Well all the water has houses or public parks

My house is 3rd in line

so you need to pass 2 houses to get to the water, right?

@impertinence what blyat means

@violetvenomkiss it means bitch, also a common interjection that means basically nothing, like fuck in english

blyaaaddd

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Yes. There is a creek I follow. And then walk through someone's lawn

Or I can go around to a public access point

some russo-lithuanians thats on the same workplace as me says that all the time

@Fre1-sen russian swear words are very contagious, so almost everyone from post ussr use it

bruh

russification of the balts

theres still tons of them

and now the balts are EU

so the russians can work and live in the rest of EU

thats why theres so many russians in belgium, netherlands and germany

like kurwa @impertinence
>fuck (general use)
>whore

@violetvenomkiss well, poles surely took something from russia lel

i honestly believe that polish language is closest to russian from all slavic languages

@peteyboi god i wish i lived near a big lake

and u've snow

Its too cold.

or weather've turned psycho there too

there are some in russia, but not as big as american ones ofc

Colder than Baltic

Or as cold

baikal

July and August are the only times I can go in it