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Cyrilthechief   

Cyril ⬛️🟨⬜️, 32 y.o.
Moscow, Russia [Current City & Hometown]

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Joined 13 years ago, profile updated 1 year ago.

Displaying posts 1 to 10 of 535.
Reply - Conversation - Jan 10
It started alright, but then when I came home I got supa drunk as usual!
Reply - Conversation - Jan 3
My opinion over Trump’s actions against Venezuela. In short words: it’s wrong.
Expanded version: well, it was quite obvious for all the thinking people that it will happen, however I wonder why the US hasn’t attacked Venezuela earlier, as this country was in the top of oil resources. The bad thing is that Trump chose pretty weak reasons to do that, but he probably wanted to stay in a history for some successes. So if you don’t like what is happening, you can write a post on twitter or Reddit, but nobody cares. If your country doesn’t have a big military complex including nuclear weapon, you may be a victim. That’s how the world looks like without any kind of soy feelings. You can hate it, you can cry about it in the social networks, like you did about Gaza. But only when big men decide to change something, it will happen. Surely, I’m sorry for Venezuela, I don’t think it’s pretty fair, but that’s the life. And as soon as NATO countries didn’t know about this operation, it makes some kind of sense. NATO countries think they are protected, however they are until the US involved, otherwise it’s the same ****. Hate it, call the names, do whatever you want, but in reality there are only several countries where you are kinda protected from the sovereignity threats. Unlucky, I guess, but it’s what it is
Reply - Conversation - Jan 3
It’s pretty warm in Moscow (-3), but pretty cold inside 5% (beer) if you know what I mean. Cheers by the way! I’ve been living in my district for the whole my life, I’ve been walking the same routes for ages - and you know what - I love it and don’t “bored” with that. Walking and drinking in the same time is much more complicated in the centre of Moscow, as you need to hide your bottles, while here - you just follow the patterns: once you saw a police car, it means you won’t see another one for at least 30 mins. LUL
Reply - Conversation - Jan 1
I have survived!
However it was the least drunk celebration in decades! Yes, there was a lot of рussy juice like wine or champagne, combined with tequila and beer, but still, it was a pretty light celebration! And I’m happy! 09:00 of morning, still haven’t slept!
Cheers, brother-sirs and sister-ladies! ❤️
Reply - Conversation - Jan 1
It was my last sober photo
Reply - Conversation - Dec 31
Happy new year to all who live in the past !
Reply - Conversation - Dec 20
So I’ve got a flask of cognac with me, I was walking the streets at the centre of my little town, drinking like a maniac, visiting some bars for a glass of stout to have this old school wavy effect. Finally I came to the street which leads to the Red Square, and there is a secret craft beer bar without all those wealthy sнit people. So I’m among the peasants and foreigners in 300 metres from the Kremlin drinking beer and my own Hennessy cognac stealthy, as it’s mine in the bar. LULE
Trying to concentrate as **** to look adequate! Cheers, brother-sirs and sister-ladies!
Reply - Conversation - Dec 20
It’s hard evening work as a sniper in front of FSB headquarters
Reply - Conversation - Dec 15
Reply - Conversation - Dec 11
I saw the ghost that looked exactly like me. So I decided to capture it on camera
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