время приключений - adventure time
правда или истинка?
смотрю новости. судят человека похитившего у всех на глазах картину известного художника. история произошла несколько месяцев назад. он не считает себя виновным.
я тоже не считаю его виновным в том, в чём его объвиняют. по-моему его стоит наградить медалью. а потом назначить главным экспертом по охране национального художественного достояния. поступок его наивен. разве это не подвиг как у Чкалова?
может быть это был просто неудачный челендж? не уверен, да и, какая разница.
я не призываю всех поступать также. кроме того, я правда восхищаюсь и отдаю должное сотрудникам правоохранительных органов, которые нашли и вернули картину в галерею. но вот не вызывает у меня этот похититель такого негодования, как когда показывают чиновника, который, оказывается, воровал даже уже не "вагонами", а целыми "составами и вокзалами".
были же в истории похожие дерзкие выходки. например, однажды один юноша прогнал из храма торговцев "солёными креветками" (потом он стал мучеником). а другой раз, одна известная женщина танцевала на столе в библиотеке (и просто прослыла хулиганкой). где-то между ними наш персонаж.
truth or truesight?
i watched tv news. they show a trial of a person who has stolen a famous artist picture just openly. the story happened a few months ago. he doesn't consider himself guilty.
so do i. of course, he is guilty, but not what he is accused of. i think he should be awarded with a medal, for example. and then he should be appointed as the chief expert of the national artistic heritage protection committee. his deed was naive. isn’t this a feat like Chkalov’s?
maybe it was just an unsuccessful challenge race? i'm not sure, but doesn't matter.
i never urge everyone to do the same. in addition, i really admire and appreciate to law officials who found and returned the painting to the gallery. but this kidnapper doesn’t cause me such an indignation as when i see an official who, it turns out, has been stealing even not by barrels but by megatonnes.
there were similar audacious tricks in the history. for instance, once a young man drove out "salted shrimp" merchants from the temple (later he became into a martyr). and another time, one famous woman danced on a table in the ancient library (and just came to be known as a hooligan). somewhere between them is our character.
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I watched news on TV, where a trial of a person who had boldly stolen a famous painting was being shown.
This happened a few months ago.
He doesn't consider himself guilty, and I agree (or "I don't either"). so do i.
Of course, he is guilty, but not of the crime he is accused of. I think he should be awarded with a medal, for example. And then he should be appointed as the chief expert of the national artistic heritage protection committee. His deed was naive, but isn't this something you read in Chekhov's stories? isn’t this a feat like Chkalov’s?
Maybe it was just a challenge or dare that was unsuccessful? I'm not sure, but doesn't matter. I would not urge others to do the same.
In addition, I really admire and appreciate the law officials who found and returned the painting to the gallery, but this thief doesn’t cause me such an indignation as when i see an official who, it turns out, has been stealing even not by barrels but by megatonnes.
the crime committed by this thief is nothing compared to the ones committed by other lawmakers, such as stealing tons of barrels (of oil? I'm not sure what you mean).
There had been similar audacious acts throughout history.
For instance, once a young man drove out "salted shrimp" merchants from the temple (later he became into a martyr) once. And another time, one famous woman danced on a table in the ancient library (and just came to be known as a hooligan and became infamous for her hooliganism). somewhere between them is our character. These acts sometimes mirror ourselves and our own characteristics.
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- "to appoint" doesn't require "as"
- I'm not sure what that shrimp story is about...
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не знаю,.. спасибо,.. наверное...
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I'm not strong at english, therefore, I didn't check the 2 nd part. You're a brick for a foreigner who learns russian on his own. I congratulate you and admire your diligence🤗🤗🤗 (uploaded: все таки я тобой не восхищаюсь)
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время приключений - adventure time
правда или истина
смотрю новости. судят человека, похитившего у всех на глазах картину известного художника. история произошла несколько месяцев назад. он не считает себя виновным.
я тоже не считаю его виновным в том, в чём его объвиняют. по-моему, его стоит наградить медалью. а потом назначить главным экспертом по охране национального достояния. поступок его наивен. разве это не подвиг как у Чкалова?
может быть это был просто неудачный челендж? не уверен, да и, какая разница.
я не призываю всех поступать также. кроме того, я правда восхищаюсь и отдаю должное сотрудникам правоохранительных органов, которые нашли и вернули картину в галерею. но вот не вызывает у меня этот похититель такого негодования, как когда показывают чиновника, который, оказывается, воровал даже уже не "вагонами", а целыми "составами и вокзалами".
были же в истории похожие дерзкие выходки. например, однажды один юноша прогнал из храма торговцев "солёными креветками" (потом он стал мучеником). а другой раз, одна известная женщина танцевала на столе в библиотеке (и просто прослыла хулиганкой). где-то между ними наш персонаж.
truth or truesight?
i watched tv news. they show a trial of a person who has stolen a famous artist picture just openly. the story happened a few months ago. he doesn't consider himself guilty.
so do i. of course, he is guilty, but not what he is accused of. i think he should be awarded with a medal, for example. and then he should be appointed as the chief expert of the national artistic heritage protection committee. his deed was naive. isn’t this a feat like Chkalov’s?
maybe it was just an unsuccessful challenge race? i'm not sure, but doesn't matter.
i never urge everyone to do the same. in addition, i really admire and appreciate to law officials who found and returned the painting to the gallery. but this kidnapper doesn’t cause me such an indignation as when i see an official who, it turns out, has been stealing even not by barrels but by megatonnes.
there were similar audacious tricks in the history. for instance, once a young man drove out "salted shrimp" merchants from the temple (later he became into a martyr). and another time, one famous woman danced on a table in the ancient library (and just came to be known as a hooligan). somewhere between them is our character.
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