curses [Theme]
There is no such beautiful type of woman in the whole world as English women. All this crowds the streets with difficulty, crowded and dense. The crowd does not fit on the sidewalks and floods the entire street. All this is hungry for prey and rushes with shameless cynicism at the first person it meets. There are shiny, expensive clothes and almost rags, and a sharp difference in age, all together. A drunken tramp also jostles in this terrible crowd, and a titled rich man also comes here. You can hear curses, quarrels, barking and the quiet, inviting whisper of a still timid beauty. And what beauty sometimes!
Quote Explanation: Dostoevsky traveled outside the Russian Empire eight times and lived abroad for almost five and a half years. He described his first trip to Germany, France, England, Switzerland and Austria in the summer of 1862 in a cycle of eight travel essays, “Winter Notes on Summer Impressions.”
Those people who call children maggots! You simply cannot be called people then! Just admit it - you call another person a larva, which means you, excuse me, are not really a person either.
Release Date: 18.03.2024
Screams and curses only prove powerlessness.
Nowadays, humor and good style are disappearing and curses are being accepted instead of wit.
If the child changes for the worse, the parents themselves are responsible. It is not good to scold a child.
Here is a pimp ... After all, such rubbish lives!
Quote Explanation: 1st series.
“Often,” he replied.
- I remember, but not much. Only curses.
"Xenophilus Lovegout," he said, extending his hand to Harry. My daughter and I live next door, across the hill. How cute that the kindest Weasley invited us. However, you are familiar with my Polumna, as far as I know," he added, referring to Ron.
"Yes," Ron replied, "but where is she?"
- Stayed a little in your charming garden to say hello to the dwarves, they are teeming with you there, wonderful! Few sorcerers realize how much we can learn from wise little dwarves or, if we call them as they should, from Gernumblіgardenѕі.
"You can get a lot of curses from ours," Ron said, "but I think they got it from Fred and George themselves.
"Yes," Ron replied, "but where is she?"
- Stayed a little in your charming garden to say hello to the dwarves, they are teeming with you there, wonderful! Few sorcerers realize how much we can learn from wise little dwarves or, if we call them as they should, from Gernumblіgardenѕі.
"You can get a lot of curses from ours," Ron said, "but I think they got it from Fred and George themselves.
There are languages in which there is no swear words and expressions, the more obscene. The Malays, for example, the most severe insult and a curse: "shame on you!"
- The school called trixie. It seems she used today is a very creative expression.
- Oh, tell me.
- She called her math homework "pissing pignatano" and the teacher "by dostevsky".
- She did not call anyone a bloodsucker? What? Is someone who sucks blood.
- I can't believe you're teaching my daughter to look for loopholes in oaths.
In my defense, that "dostavka" the invention of our Tomboy. And, I dare say, that's clever.
- Oh, tell me.
- She called her math homework "pissing pignatano" and the teacher "by dostevsky".
- She did not call anyone a bloodsucker? What? Is someone who sucks blood.
- I can't believe you're teaching my daughter to look for loopholes in oaths.
In my defense, that "dostavka" the invention of our Tomboy. And, I dare say, that's clever.
Bank of curses.
- Oh, Yes, trixie...
- You give the child money for each curse word? Oh, Bravo, detective.
- No, no, no. She pays for every bad word.
- Then I'm impressed even more.
Really? Thank You, Lucifer.
- I'm impressed that you extort money from the son. What an outrageous idea!
- Oh, Yes, trixie...
- You give the child money for each curse word? Oh, Bravo, detective.
- No, no, no. She pays for every bad word.
- Then I'm impressed even more.
Really? Thank You, Lucifer.
- I'm impressed that you extort money from the son. What an outrageous idea!
It's my fault. Don't know what to say.
- I know. But you guys are still not Mature enough.
- I know. But you guys are still not Mature enough.
In some cases, the curse gives even greater relief than prayer.
Damn! Sorry - I meant to say "What a shame"!
