/rus/ - Russian - Русскоязычный

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>>/61803/
I'll go to bed tomorrow. I hope there are more tramps. If someone is not scoffing at the phenomenon, I explain - the owls who used to do all day that they sat in the rycheval at the computer and chased devils around the screen en masse come out of the rycheval to walk

>>/61803/
What autumn? I've already had my first snow, and this bitch doesn't melt for 3 days.

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>>/61805/
Are you from the Urals, Siberia? It was summer all September (thanks to global warming)

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You wrote the anon about me. Only I walk slowly. Like a sloop. I don't do miles. I often just stand. I look at the clouds, at the birds, at all sorts of pebbles under my feet, as when I was a child, when I walked and looked at my feet, hoping to find something useful. I smell autumn foliage and fire somewhere far away. In the head flashes memories of long-gone events, people, unfulfilled dreams and broken hopes.

>  > > rus / 61831 @ 61803
https: / / youtube.com / watch? v = brlChNT6FVY

>>/61828/
We'll come and pay tribute to you, you fucking Moscow occupiers.

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The summer sky is nothing to confuse.
>>/61831/
I can walk and, especially to music, immerse myself in my fantasies. Immediately warning further sounds like a shiza I understand this and by the way, no one until now has not told. For example, there I have superpowers (teleportation, including between alternate universes, increased strength and speed due to the replacement of most of the tissues of the muscles and bones of my body with more perfect ones, able to go into turbo mode when this increased speed is turned on after a certain stimulus, by replacing the muscles going to the nerves with metal, i.e. deprived of the delay in the transmission of an electrical signal that is in people with simple nerves in which the signal is transmitted through ions, rather than through metal, which is slower) and I am the leader of the commune “Scarlet Dawn”, whose idea is to build literally a new muscles going to the nerves in society. And mainly, the cultural code of the generations of the commune will include unconditional respect for the rights of other members of the commune (only the right to private property will be replaced by the right to personal property), the desire for freedom, the desire to build a decentralized society not based on exploitation, a society in which there will still be property stratification, but there will be no stratification of class. This will be achieved by the fact that the members of the commune will be recruited from people who have experienced injustice and/or are dissatisfied with the modern political economy of society and wish to change it. The set will take place among mostly white Europeans, but MB Japanese and some other cool Asians. In my opinion, what I have described is the only way to create a civilization without poverty, injustice, war and oppression. And I also came up with my own anime fantasy

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>>/61834/
Why are you telling me I'm a poor man from the region, you're better off with the second peak

You should always look at your feet. There are coins, wheel loads, all sorts of nuts falling off bicycles.

>>/61857/
Yeah. It brings you back to your childhood. It's like you're getting younger. A place where IRL will never return. But you can get those feelings back.

>>/61832/
The free 90s gave us a lot of brilliant music and brilliant performers. And then V.V. Pedor came

>>>/rus/61843/
Give it to me

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Pour pictures of who is walking, who is a tramp. I'll bump a thread once a day and wait for anon with a similar passion.
>>/61857/
It seems to me that even if someone drops a coin and does not pick up (unlikely), then 10 alcoholics will sleep nearby and run to pick it up. Therefore, only bulls fall on the ground lol. At least where I live.
>>/61972/
There is nothing interesting, everything that can be invented has already been invented. In the postmodern world, it’s hard to do something original

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>>/61803/
>> Walkers
It's me. I've been fucking alone since 2010.

>> Let's take pictures.
I can do that periodically. However, now I do not take so much photos, so there will be many such photos that I have already posted a hundred times on other boards.

We talk about our favorite routes
Not a favorite, but the most repetitive is between the bookshelves in the middle of my city.

Once upon a time, they fucked up cattle/cops.
The cops fucked up every time I walked the railroad. I was still dressed as a fringe, so they thought I was going to steal the cable.
More fucked up drunk with requests to "give a ride", money to help them with their phone, sectarians "talk about God"

>>/62114/
Sectarians "Talk About God"
Adventists, Mormons, Jehovah's?

>>/61803/
A chela should have a hood on a picchu.

>>/62119/
Jehovah’s and Krishnaites were the most common. Scientologists a couple of times.
A couple of Mormon girls stopped to talk to me once. One of them is a very fat American. She could speak Russian quite tolerably, but she was more silent and pleaded in the right places.
It was the Russian girl who preached. According to the type of botanist, goggles, bangs, baggy sweater with a throat, skirt below the knees, all some faded flowers. Anyway, she's a pretty girl.
She spoke quietly and a little stretched, chanting, but as if she did not want to hear from me any objections or doubts about her words. I'm supposed to believe in God and not fuck. I asked why I should listen to her. She replied that he had visited her several times in her dreams, so she was sure of his existence. I said that was not enough evidence for me. At this point, the Mormons politely said goodbye and went on their way.

>>/62139/
A couple of times Scientologists
Tell me how they frown on you?

I was stopped by a very beautiful Krishna woman. She and several other associates hung out near the station. Some of them played tamtams and she danced. She asked if I was a musician (I usually dress a little bit in Nefors). He said no. She's like, "It's a shame, it would be great if some musician joined us."
Then, according to the standard scheme, she offered to give me their book. I got it. Then she (again according to their standard scheme) said that according to their worldview, every gift requires a reciprocal gift, and like, could I sacrifice at least some small thing to it. I didn't have any change, just a hundred pack. At that point in my life, my mother was rich. But Krishna was very beautiful, one of the most beautiful girls I've ever seen in my life. So I gave her one hundredth. Now it is generally a penny, and even then it was not too large, but still more than these Krishnaites usually donated. After a little bowing, she noted that this was a generous donation and invited her to visit their temple one day. And she continued her dance.
In general, it was one of the few times in my life when I showed myself as a symp.
I read her book later, by the way. I didn’t like it very much: a mixture of Hinduism and Christianity. The temple never visited them, although the intention was purely out of curiosity.

>>/62141/
They were boring, they just shoved their brochures and that was it.
Usually, some kind of conversation with the Jehovah’s was meaningful. More recently, they were also technically equipped: Bibles on the tablet were dragged instead of paper ones. They have hyperlinks instead of bookmarks, so they can bring proofs to me faster.
The Mormons and the Krishna are still remembered.
Now there are no sectarians on the streets - everyone was dispersed so that the ROC did not compete. The last person I met was a Krishnaite last spring

>>/62146/
>> Now there are no sectarians on the streets - all dispersed
In the summer, I saw several Krishnaites on the main street of my Mukhosransk. Standard dance songs, they didn't seem to bother passersby. And the garbage was dragged behind them almost more than the sectarians themselves were.

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>>/62116/
>>/62115/
>>/62114/
Industrial vibes are straight. Not bad, check it out

>>/62146/
>> They were boring, they just shoved their brochures and that was it.
Brochures with new Tom Cruise movies?

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>>/62147/
Apparently, the Krishnaites somehow tolerated. Jehovah's definitely under the school. The last time I spoke to them, they even tried to hide their identity as Witnesses. And in general, pretty quickly wrapped up the conversation, seeing that I was skeptical. We used to spend a lot of time trying to convince people.

>>/62283/
Well, I like industrial landscapes, but all sorts of remote bedrooms the most. But I also wander through forests and fields.
What's that weird mountain in your third picture?

>>/62328/
That'd be funny, but no. Just the basics of their teaching, God forgive me.

I wonder how the Council of Scientologists felt about this role of Tom, it does not violate their basic beliefs?
https://youtube.com/watch? v=dUviFjtDP7c

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>>/62408/
One way or another, Tom can be forgiven, given how many followers he can attract

>>/62404/
You can see that racka, but in modern times, pipes would not lie like this.

>>>/62434/
It's not quite an abandoned area. They're watching.

>>>/62426/
These overgrown railways in the Soviet industrial zones are all owned by the Rzhdhis, so they were not cut into metal.
When I was buckwheating in one of these industrial zones, cut into hundreds of small Kaban sharages, I suddenly found that someone had walked and weeds had been cut along such a road with rotten sleepers. They will not let their slaves rest.

>>>/62434/
Tsipsun, you can do it somewhere without breaking it.
>>/62458/
According to my observations, no, just not cleaned. But if one of the boars suddenly uses the iron available under his warehouse, even if only once every few years - clean.
There is a similar branch in my city. The sleepers are rotten, in several places there are simply disassembled and deadly brewed arrows of forks going to nowhere - where the earth and undergrowth are overgrown, and where the rails themselves are uprooted. But on the central path, the rails shine a little - rarely, but the trailer rolls along them into the gates of one industrial zone.
Actually here and in the photos, the rails shine, and they shine well so well - they are not rarely ridden along these paths.
And similarly, see IMG_20221009_090503.jpg - there was an arrow which in the process of maintaining the workability of the path was simply partially disassembled and the remnants were brewed tightly.

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>>/62458/
>> These overgrown railways in the Soviet industrial zones are all owned by the Rzhdhis, so they were not cut into metal.

Someone else at work told me that it is forbidden to take rails at metal receptions. At least from random vasyans.

These paths are not rarely used.

Yeah, you're right. The tanks are driven periodically. But not so often.

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>>/62404/
>> What's that weird mountain in your third picture?
Phosphate plant waste dump. In fact, I climbed into the same dump, only already old and overgrown (the dump truck does not come there anymore). There are no other mountains for you. And mountains, hills, hills in general it turns out to be a topic, I remember climbing this "mountain" for 5 minutes, and there the vegetation covers the sky, so you can not see how high the climb + "mountain" steep at 45 ° and more goes, and here is less vegetation I look back, I think half the way has passed, and then it turns out that I am almost at the top and the view below me as from the skyscrapers of Moscow (Picce2 view of the Tricolor LCD). And the clouds are so close. It's been half an hour since the magic of the mountains. A fucking place, sorry in the ass of the world (Voskresensk) I will hardly come there again. As for the toxicity, I did not feel: it does not stink at all from the word, there the trees and bushes on top of the waste grow and, as you can see from my picche, grow as well as on ordinary land. Only the bottom of the dump swamp smelly (peak 1), I am afraid there is water mixed with waste drains. Fortunately, it is easy to cross them every 10 meters there is a concrete beam across the swamp. I'm more of a nature lover than a stalker. Although I respect stalkers + diggers and like to watch from video games

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>>/62114/
>> Black butterfly
It's fucking like a biology textbook in the section on adaptation and natural selection. Like in industrial zones, butterflies with only black color survive because there is a lot of black in the circle to disguise themselves as this. I graduated from school in 2018, but I remember some things.
>> More fucked up drunk with requests to "give a ride", money to help them with their phone, sectarians "talk about God"
Alkasham never helped, sent the fuck (alas figuratively I am not a fighter) the good they have recently gone somewhere. Who voluntarily left for the war, who for debts, sectarians, thank God I saw only once, and even then not on a walk, but in Moscow - a man on the square of three railway stations offered his "holy scripture" free of charge, but I refused why it was for me. The cops once fucked up taking for a mortgager, it turned out that in their place of my walks, the cemeteries often work and they sat there in a raid. They searched (thieves’ pocket, thank goodness they did not look), they did not find drugs (I did not have them) and they left the fuck. We were polite and friendly, but still the feeling after that is very unpleasant. Well, the juice is, after the cops fucked up thinking that a botched search was the last straw and they wouldn't find anything here today, a gypsy family stood there for five minutes and did something and left. I know what they were doing there

>>/62603/
>> There are no other mountains for you.
Yes, I noticed that you have a very flat terrain. We have a lot of hills and mountains here. Swampy plains are only in the valleys of major rivers, but still around the mountain ranges are visible. I have nothing against this landscape.

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There's an interesting, lonely cast stuck in the middle of the trees. Do you know what this is?

>> Alkashy never helped.
I do things differently in this situation. I can pay some pennies, some I send. It depends on the mood and charisma of the drunk.

>> Mb went to war.
In fact, a lot of questionable people went there. One of the few advantages of this whole adventure.

>> The cops once fucked up taking a mortgage.
The probability of such a “accidental meeting” has increased dramatically over the past 10 years. Even now I am a little afraid to take pictures near strategic facilities, so as not to be mistaken for a spy.
The gypsies were fun.

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>>/62608/
>> There's an interesting, lonely cast stuck in the middle of the trees. Do you know what this is?
This is a residential house in the national "reserve" elk island. There the boar constantly presses the ground, then in one place the entrance paid made with a fence with barbed wire and guards muzzle, then another house will be built. The realities of this country. Moose, by the way, because of such a move, unironically get the fuck out of what's left of the forest, once the moose came from the reserve as far as my fly ass. Unfortunately, as close as in the video, I could not see it only from behind the trees. They're just fucking fast I followed him on my bike, but in two seconds, he broke away from the chase and ran out of sight. And it was huge, two meters at the withers. In the video, the place is literally 300 meters from my house (Deanon Azaz)

>>/62669/
The video isn't mine, of course I don't

Zero and marvelous in my city regularly moose climbed on the heat main and broke their legs between the pipes. All the dogs were also running for fun.

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>>/62671/
Boar is a businessman in slang, often arrogant and cunning. Although once I saw a couch of a real boar, which is an animal and with a spot

>>/62669/
>> There's always a boar pressing the ground.
Fucking greedy things.

Moose climbed on the heating track and broke their legs there

Pity moose.
In my area, although there are enough forests with abundance, animals also periodically go out to villages and to the outskirts of cities. Same moose, boar, bears. It's special when tigers come.

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>>/62732/
Beautiful nature, there was a time I loved RTG to watch, including about the Far East, I wanted to see Sakhalin, Vladik and Japan at the same time. I also love the sea like many people. I was taken to the sea by breeders as a child in obese zeros / early tenths, sometimes at night I dream of the sea. Most of all (in terms of nature) I remember Barcelona, was there twice (the first two photos from there). One of the things that might be available to me right now (but it's still fucking hoarding) is Kaliningrad. I was there with a class for two days. The expenses there should be about 20-30k if the money is not spread out. Although the toad still suffocates. One two weeks of beauty or finish and update your video card / percentage. Although if a person lives on work, then for a couple of weeks of real life money to spend the norm idea. And well in Moscow and the near suburbs dense and high buildings that often want to see in the distance. In many places, the sun is visible for a maximum of 2-3 hours, even on a cloudless day, the rest of the time cattle block the sky.
By the way, Rodaki now only in the CIS trash drive, in Azerbaijan, Georgia were, went to Dogistan (here I was worried for them a little) and the Urals somewhere to the sources. They also take a lot of pictures and then they show me lol.
>>/62731/
This is your post, right? As far as I know tigers live, I thought it was yours. If I saw a tiger on the street, I don’t know what I would do, the first thing I would do is shit

>>/62916/
first
Not the first photo from Kaliningrad, Curonian Spit. There is a sandy beach for several kilometers and quite deserted for me top place

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>>/62916/
Photos from Spain made on the camera of the extremely budget Samsung of the beginning of the tenth, I can look at the photo in search of photo norms

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>>/62916/
Beautiful views

>> Rodaki, by the way, now only in the CIS dump drives

At least I don't mind going too. As an adult, I have never been west of Birobidzhan.
There is a small dream from Vladik to Peter by car. After the new year, I want to go to the right to study.

>> This is your post, right?
Yes.

>> If I saw a tiger on the street, I don’t know what I would do, the first thing I would do is shit.

It is. Not only are they quite aggressive, they are also red-booked. You shoot him in self-defense, they'll say you provoked him and put him on a bottle. There were precedents.
Luckily for them to go straight to the city, I don't remember the stories. Only in the villages - chain dogs to eat.

I can search for photos in search of photo norms

If you have free time, why not?

>>/62918/
Excellent quality photos and taken wisely.

>>/62482/
Tsipsun, you can do it somewhere without breaking the politoty.
Where's the polito? Just stating the fact that this photo was taken in the country. Now keep whining about what a bad man fashion is.

>>/63124/
*sranium

>>/62951/
The last peak is the gardener. The scoops loved it. And on the penultimate water tip for these gardens. The local micro-river sucks.
Since all this was built at the scoop and supervised by local mupes. That supply of all sorts of pipes, wires, poles existed. Because even the deputy directors were sitting in that garden and they wanted to water the tomatoes. After the scoop died. Who's gonna fix the pump? Nobody. The wires from the poles and the aluminum nets were removed. No one's going to restore it. And then they started digging up and sawing. Pillars from fences, barrels, even a brick to dismantle.

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63144@61803
In fact, Czech

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>>/63174/
That bus ass caused Ninety flashbacks. Then we got a plot in a newly created suburban society. There were also some Mad Max buildings. There were a lot of railroad workers there. So they dragged a rusty container, an old ciscerna from a water tower, or even half a freight car. The old one, with boardwalk walls. Dad from the factory plundered an iron electric box, a toilet was crafted from it. And the fences were built from some completely random materials. I remember one of the neighbors had these spiral batteries sticking out instead of poles.

Does anyone still have Soviet cast iron batteries?

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Very good thread.

63221@61803
Estate. The thieves of the thieves in the mean.

>>/63226/
Did you walk on the transpolar highway?

>>/63230/
It's probably not original.

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Synoptics Predict What Will Be Clear
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The whole day was cloudy, only after sunset.
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After a few days, they promise that it will rain cloudily and generally.
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All day clear.
In the last photo, by the way, the boat of the reservoir managers. They usually just roll along the shore, but today they stopped in front of me, and I had a fire. They did not say anything, but I understood the hint - I poured water on the fire, made sure that it went out and left. I don’t like being stared at and it was too late.
>>/63174/
Whoa, fresh pictures? I would definitely get on that rusty bus

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>>/63220/
Some of them were “paid” for their products. She also found non-standard applications in the arrangement of the suburban area.
In general, I definitely saw many examples of this in my childhood (whether it was “paid” with the material or it was successfully written). But at a discount from a particular could only remember how one dude’s tracks were paved with caterpillars from a bulldozer.

>>/63221/
I have. But I'm renting a house, otherwise, of course, I would change.

>>/63223/
You're welcome

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>>/63246/
Wow, fresh pictures?

No, unfortunately. Fresh were the first 2 from here, for example >>/62948/

As promised, I'm more old-fashioned. Now I walk less, even less photos. But I still don't do that very often.
Another problem is that I used to have a relatively good soapbox, but it broke. With her help, I got at least 10-20 norms of photos out of 100. Now I only have a rotten Huawei, so God forbid a couple of lucky shots for the same amount turns out.

>> I would definitely get on that rusty bus.

I also looked inside, but there was nothing interesting

>>/63288/
There was a wagon body in the garden. Whole. There were two soft chests inside.
From imported into the gardens from the Soviet fleets. I had to be friends with the chief mechanic who's writing this off.

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Found two thousand.

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By the way, I remembered that on the location from the first two photos (at the last two of this post >>>>> rus/63285@61803 it is the same), I still one of the few times in my life passed on thin ice in terms of unpleasant “accidental meetings”.
Fuck the flower gatherers. They had a navel somewhere in the ruins, and someone gutted it. They thought of me. I had to open the backpack and show them what the fuck was going on. Luckily, they fucked up right away.

>>/63309/
>> I had to be friends with the chief mechanic who's writing this off.

Also, warriors usually supply their good comrades with all sorts of written off nichtyaks.

>>/63319/
Lucky you.
Although one uncle once told me that his friend once took a book from a closet with free books, and there were 5 bills of 5k. That's 25k, it works.
Apparently, some grandmother or grandfather hid, died, not telling anyone about the stash, and their descendants without a second thought got rid of their “junk”.

>>/63288/
>> All I have now is a rotten Huawei.
I like the quality of your picture

>>/63319/
Take them to the Temple, it's God's money

I mean, I need to look more under my feet. I’m mostly looking for metal objects.

>>/63387/
Such towers as at the first peak were built in the scoop, including for some hydraulic reasons.
When a powerful water pump drove water through wide pipes to some distant place, there was something like a bypass in this tower, I do not know how to name it correctly.

Now this is probably not necessary because even mecavate pumps operate on frequency regulators. And in the scoop, everything was analog and broken.

That is megawatt engine threshing, driver drunk sleeping. Automation doesn't work, Kippov drunks sleep fucking BF.

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>>/63399/
Thanks. But that was the best thing I could get out of it.

>>/63441/
Why do you need metal objects? What did you find interesting?

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>>/63444/
To be honest, I thought that these towers, just out of the ground, extract water, like a well. Therefore, they are put where it is impractical to pull the water supply.
Specifically, this was on the territory of an abandoned military unit. I have seen the same towers in other places.
By the way, inside there all the walls are painted with dembels. The fact that beyond the mid-90s there are no records, we can assume that then this part and left.

>>/63444/
Oh, man, I'm gonna hit you in the eye, you mean another building. I thought you were talking about the tower from this post >>>>>/63285/
And it's not even the first pickcha. Anyway, I fucked a little.
What about the tower you pointed to, I don't remember what happened. Maybe something hydraulic. In fact, I found out later that this area was a pig farm or some other agricultural complex.

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>>/63469/
There are two photos from this tower

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>>/63466/
I'm not him, but I collect metal under my feet purely out of principle, to bring it back to people to melt down, or use it myself. Because I know how hard it's been mined. Or, if it is business enough, sheet, corner, channeler, I can use it myself when welding. And tubes can be pressed bearings on the shafts of electric motors of a suitable diameter, behind the internal clip. I will then pour the rebar into the concrete near the garage, or work the rod on the lathe. If you have a garage, machines, and welding + Bulgarian, then the metal turns into plasticine for you, from which you can make a lot. I recently found a rail liner.

At first I thought it was my collector, but the garages are machine tools, no, not him.

Oh, I was asked. I like metal objects. Sometimes they can be used for experiments.

I have a very sharp eye and a smell of special objects. For example, once I found a rod of 40 centimeters, in the section it was like an irregular rounded triangle. I guess I figured out Proutou was special. And he turned out to be stainless. Because of his unusual shape, I have no idea where he is from. It's in Mom's closet.
Another time, buckwheat workers rolled a hefty flywheel and a piece broke off from the flywheel. You'd think you broke off and broke off, cast iron. No, I immediately noticed that the chip is suspiciously light, shiny and grainy.
It turned out to be an unknown heavy alloy. Maybe some kind of zinc aluminum. Very nice piece.
I keep all my files.

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>>/63564/
To return it to people in remelting, or to use yourself

That's good.

>> If you have a garage, machines, and welding + Bulgarian, then the metal turns into plasticine for you, from which you can make a lot.

It is. I also have a current job in metal processing, so I understand what you're talking about.

>>/63573/
You seem to have more of a scientific interest. Can you tell me anything about your experiences?

>> I keep all my files.

How many have you got?

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I also found and picked up some metal objects.
Peak 1 - cutlery picked up near the above-mentioned pig farm. They were just lying there by the road. Hz, why did you pick it up? Of course, I don't eat them or even peel fork shit. It just seemed a bit of a lamp design, I guess.

But peaks 2 and 3 are a very good find. Found it near the entrance of the next house. Someone just threw out the cup holder, although you could get a mower for it at least. I took it, cleaned it, disinfected it. I use it quite well.

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Here's a piece of massive nichrome wire. I wanted to come up with a vasyan way to separate chromium from nickel. And first, I dissolved some wire in a weak acid from the current. Then I rubbed the solution a little and left it under the lid. But the solution still evaporated and eventually nickel salt crystals appeared, and the chromium remained in brown slime. It's remarkable. If you carefully pour cold water and quickly extract nickel crystals with plastic tweezers, you get almost pure salt. Not much.

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>>/64202/
Beautiful.
And I'm thinking of trying different chemical methods of artistic metalworking, like roaring.

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What a cheerful thread. I have even fewer flowers.

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>>/64675/
I have another cheerful photo

>>/64726/
first
These nests make "wind crows." Semi-material clots of air in the form of birds.

>>>/64754/
You're not bad at fantasy

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>>/63288/
>> As promised, I'm more old-fashioned.
I also rummaged through two former mobile phones and picked up old photos. Unfortunately, about 400 photos were lost when I had a Trojan thrown on my phone over the Internet (I did not download anything literally went to a murky site and immediately went out) tried to steal Steam's account and I rolled the phone back to factory settings. Later I realized that it was possible to copy the photo to the computer with the Internet turned off and then roll back. My family has a Nikon camera, but I'm not taking it, I'm afraid I'll break it.
>>/62948/
>> There is a small dream from Vladik to Peter by car. After the new year, I want to go to the right to study.
I wish you good luck. My father in his youth with his mother went to the road trip on a motorcycle from the suburbs to the Crimea and back, one of his best memories. I would also pass on my license, I have already tried to drive a car and park and it turned out like norms, and on the veil I drive along the roads in a common flow with drivers, I feel quite confident. But I was diagnosed in a nutshell that I do not have (common bullshit in Rashka when a chela has an attempt to RKN he can be given a serious diagnosis just so that in case of a successful attempt to say well, they say fucked up, we could do nothing. Well, I'm not going, I mean, I don't have obsessive thoughts, galloons, contradictory ideas, and all sorts of things that annoy real schizophres.
>>/63573/
Yes, you're roflit, I've only found an inflatable mattress from serious finds, but it was with two holes a couple of centimeters. In addition, the glue and patches are much cheaper than a new inflatable mattress, so the wine-wine situation. Metal passed, but it fucked up. Even when Grandma Rodaki bought a new oven for only 800 rubles, and she weighed a fuck, believe me. More gloves at work worked (I hikka RNN but several times in my life RABOTAL, sometimes I go out to courier through self-employment for ozone and unofficially for one good company so there was money for soda and other goodies) and a couple of things ripped off not at work, which I will not talk about

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Since there's a lot going on here, can you recommend stalker channels on YouTube? I was looking closely at the “Russian secrets” like norms.
A bit off the subject of the thread, but recently I had to go to the Wedge. I did not see anything interesting in the city, but I was there for a short time, for I was on business and for a day.
Past OP thread

>>/65330/
I'm watching these two.
https://www.youtube.com/@Under_World_Ru/
https://www.youtube.com/@IgorBelov_BB_

 >>/65330/
https://www.youtube.com/@ActionKid

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Today's cat bump.

>>/65328/
I like photos like peak 1, to summer pastoral, and the background whitens post-Soviet mikraha. Something from childhood.
At 3rd I really like the color palette.

>> Good job, I wish you luck.
Thank you.

>> Metal passed, but it fucked up.
Steel is cheap. They have to be transported in trucks for profit.

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>>/65330/
Fuck, it's City 17. There's even a channel.

>> A little off-the-topic.
What's wrong?

>  > Russian / 65330 @ 61803
https: / / www.youtube.com / @ IgorBelov & # 95; BB & # 95;
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>>/65365/
How come? Seals always run away from me. Third cat top lion.

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>>/65517/
More than half are running away from me, too. The ones that are not afraid are the ones that are usually released.

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Dugdiesel, autumn, not mine.

>>/65536/
Why even put a shop in the sea? Something testing?

>>/65545/
Torpedoes were tested there.

>>/65518/
Homes that have been released for a walk
Fucking faderachy, in a civilized country, an animal would be rescued immediately from such sadists.

>>/65678/
Two of this

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>>/65367/
>> What's wrong?
Well, I thought the subject of the thread photos of anons from the places where they wander, and I have a photo from a so-called business trip. Here are the old photos from the holidays when my parents took me with them, and they themselves had the opportunity to travel around the world.
>>/64675/
The country + climate + time of the year. Here's a fun photo.
>>/65678/
On the one hand, yes, we have to watch. On the other hand, cats are independent animals, if the cat lives in a small town / village and there are no stray wild animals (including stray fleas) and buddies, then trouble is unlikely to happen. But I personally walk my own on the slack if I find time, including because it is not clear how to let it back in (living on the 4th floor, a door with an intercom, a massive iron sound does not miss the door to the apartment).
>>/64730/
Fuck, I want to go there

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>>/65365/
>> I like photos like peak 1, to summer pastoral, and the background whitens post-Soviet mikraha. Something from childhood.
It's a good place, but right now there's some kind of building in the middle of the field. In the suburbs of the fields are dead at all

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>>/65367/
Well, in the center of Moscow is quite a beautiful European city, though without storm sewers, this forgotten technology of the ancients even Muscovites have not yet mastered. And on the outskirts, a mixture of postsovka, high-tech and monstrous buildings overlooking the sky, which is quite reminiscent of City 17. And the sky in winter is red, what in Moscow, what we have. I think it's the light from the atmosphere

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>>/65678/
Are you saying that in America and Europe (or what you call civilized countries) nobody lets animals walk?

>>/66882/
>> Well, I thought the subject of the thread is photos of anons from places where they go.
So on a business trip, you too, you can say, walked when you moved between the places you needed. Even though the walk was not the primary goal. You were out of town, it was like a little trip.

>> Attached photos
You've been to some pretty places.

>>/66891/
The second is real City 17.
In the first picture, it's like monsruoz houses. No longer because they are too high, but that too, of course. It's the ones that stand right next to each other. In the rooms on each other's facades, probably very big problems with natural light.
I like the picture, though. Such an anti-utopian atmosphere.

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>>/67040/
>> You've been to some pretty places.
Thanks to the parents. My memory is really bad right now and I don’t remember these trips

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>>/67088/
Man, sad.
At the last peak, you have an elf forest

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>>/67848/
>> At the last peak, you have an elf forest.
Oak alley, unfortunately, it is quite far from home

>>/67506/
It's nice, I'd like it to go higher

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>>>/69626/
In your photos, you often feel the South Asian climate. I remembered that in Metro Exodus there is a dls about Vladivostok (although it is there as everything around is destroyed by a nuclear war and a crappy tsunami), I liked the game in general, quite atmospheric gameplay is cheerful and you can shoot and postal. I wonder how similar the location is to reality

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It's been a long time since I've been on the tide, a lot of bad things have happened, and in a way I've been busy. And the season has come unpleasant, there are almost no new photos. In general, I do not like winters, not to mention the prices for vegetables and fruits, prices for winter clothes with shoes and other disadvantages of this season, firstly, the sun is not enough, secondly, it is cold in winter, while you are still going normal, and how did the fuck stop? I went skiing once, I think I'll stop for a minute, drink tea from a thermos and just enjoy nature, though dead. I froze in 5 minutes. Then I realized why I had never stayed anywhere in the winter before. In winter, the sky is lower and the clouds are flat. It sounds like a shiza, but I think even as a hikka and a resident of the metropolis, I noticed that other anons will confirm it, too. But this season has its charm - the charm of silence, death and tranquility. How to explain how to look at photos of snow-capped places without any living creatures to music like this leave cicadas and understand
https://youtube.com/watch? v=UuofG8a7EEk
I'll be in touch soon

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>>>/71757/
South Asian climate is felt
From Vladik to Korea is close at hand by and large.
However, I myself from Khabarovsk, and most of the photos from him and other settlements of the region. I sometimes go to Vladivostok to rest.

>> I wonder how similar the location is to reality.
I can't say I didn't play Metro, unfortunately. Digging up the money, drive yourself to Vladik. In principle, not a bad city for tourism. And in architecture, and in every cultural movement, and entertainment. However, if you hit a typhoon, it will look like your screenshots. But also a kind of adventure.

>>>/71760/
>> And the season has come unpleasant, there are almost no new photos.
It is. But maybe it's easier to get out at the holidays, if the weather permits. You're right, winter has its own beauty.

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>>/66891/
Speaking of the sky, it turns out that in Moscow it can be colored.
>>>/72379/
>> I can't say I didn't play Metro, unfortunately.
I think you'll like the atmosphere. Although I can perfectly understand why there may not be a desire to play - lately I think about single jesters they say boring in terms of gameplay, and about multiplayer moles wanker.
>> Digging up the money, drive yourself to Vladik.
Unfortunately, I even in Kaliningrad (actually I think to be in Zelenograd, Kaliningrad region) can not decide to go, like a toad presses half a good video card to give for a week of rest) But now the money is easier, I think in the distant future I can go.
>>>/72379/
>> But maybe it will be easier to get out at the holidays.
Personally, in January I am thinking of going to a sanatorium for astronauts next to which there is a fucking forest. Then I'll probably be in the den until April

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>>>/72672/
>> I think you'll like the atmosphere.
I think you're right. In general, it is not every day that you play games. Besides, the best part of my old comp is something from 2012-2015, and then with periodic friezes. But I think it's gonna be upgraded soon.

>>>/72672/
In fact, I am thinking of staying in Zelenograd, Kaliningrad region.
As far as I can tell, it's not a bad town. You should go there, too.

In one sanatorium for astronauts near which the fuckin' forest
Is there something interesting in terms of architecture? Sometimes something good came out of it. Quite often, when it comes to unique buildings.

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OPCHICK, are you still on this board? A little more and you can revive the thread. In the winter, I was still walking

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Что ж, буду пока в одного бампать время от времени