rockers, kings road belongs to punk! call it a new wave, really, i think by defining it as punk, you are automatically putting that-- a boundary around what is possible, and i think fans like talking heads are excellent. >> talking heads was the ultimate college band, and they did a sophisticated, spiky music that reflected who they were, and particularly reflected the fascinating individual, david byrne would become. >> i wrote a song about urban guerrillas from the point of view of their daily lives instead of from the point of view of their politics. >> ♪ up up and ready to go. >> this area of new wave music is where the stars of the 1980s are going to come from. >> what makes the 70s so special is there was still a sense of nacvetc, the innocence that music could really make a difference in your life. >> ♪ this ain't no party, this ain't no disco. this ain't no fooling around. this ain't no muffler, ♪ >> you pick any genre that you like and i will tell you that any of the best music made in that genre is from the 197

and, jamie reid, the man whose images defined the punk era, has died. he was 76.nd on newsnight at 10:30pm, we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow's front pages. hello. tonight we begin with more tragedy on the sea, as the mediterranean becomes the graveyard for more people fleeing poverty or war or persecution to reach europe. the italian authorities have opened an investigation into the deaths of 41 people, who died when their boat capsized. they were crossing from sfax in tunisia, hoping to reach italy. there were just four survivors, rescued by a merchant vessel and then handed over to the italian coastguard. the united nations agency, the international organisation for migration, says the first quarter of 2023 has been the deadliest for six years in the med. sofia bettiza has our top story from rome. this is the moment three young adults and a child were found adrift in the mediterranean. it is really important and urgent, if you could support these people, possibly taking them

ruslan well i will say that your call sign is punk and that's what i wanted to start with, why punk is some kind of musical tradition, well, in order to somehow start with some light topic, well, it started with the fact that, in principle, i was a banker by myself , creating two musical probations well and by education hairdressing, letter, respectively. when i arrived to the azov battalion , they asked me if i had everything, i said that i didn't , they asked what i did, well, i told you what ivan said. well, everything is very simple and without questions. well, almost nothing has changed. a town in the luhansk region that was known throughout the soviet union for the novel "red young guard" i apologize, do you remember your studies at school , when did you get a ukrainian identification card? after all, the young guards from krasnodon are still the advanced unit of the soviet communist youth when i studied, there was no young guard propaganda at my school, but i started to learn about ukraine, in principle, starting from the fifth grade in the lessons of the ukrainian language and

uh, like punk metalheads, like metalheads, and at the moment.are no such movements. that is, i can play in the bank. i can play there, i don't know, i'll even play reggae, you know, you blur it. i can fok play. we have folk in our work. that is, i hmm interact with various musical. the problematic that i like and everyone album can be interpreted in different ways, for example, i have clearly punk songs. yes, i have rock ballads, that is, and this is a completely different style that has nothing to do with punk rock. but this but all this is combined and in one single word - this is rock music. that's all. here i have rock music, and the styles of direction each song can be in its own particular style. i already asked, but, nevertheless, it's still insanely interesting how you write songs, how inspiration comes, how a song comes to mind, that first the lyrics the melody is different, because each song has its own story, sometimes there are similar stories , there are completely unique stories, and sometimes there is a song don’t even remember no

and that's different to punk music. i think this day as me, somebody, somebody said about that. but there's also like we just have to look and the fact that these young people is next of a phonetic of that lived experience. but we need to ask ourselves how as a society, always creating a situation in which these kind of know what's happening, what does it reflect about us? and the way that our society is being rise. obviously, points out there's a phone rings or problems that we need to tackle. there is a lot of focus on the violence in the lyrics of the songs. but if you listen to artists like dave or stones, you know, these mainstream people are speaking. there are a lot lyrics that talk about the mental health effects that these lived experiences had and people, and for some reason those things don't really seem to come through. yeah. i don't think a if, if it's the narrative enough to come to one of my favorite songs of dave is actually cold. panic attack on it from like his fast a t p and i just fell nearest by reading this. and i think there's a lot of music that is readin

the same swearing as at the address of any mother in the mouth, the decomposed self of embittered punks tells you, degenerates and punks you will never understand what father sergei bulgakov wrote and i can’t convey in words to pavel florensky, then the feeling of the motherland of the great mighty essence would be mine for all sins and falls. well, in the trials of his chosenness, how it lived in his father, and of course it was no coincidence that he did not go abroad. we can say that life seemed to offer him a choice between the solovki and paris, but he chose his homeland. although those were solovki, he wanted to share your fate with his people to the end. and he himself and his fate is the glory and greatness of the motherland, and in front of you, after all, there is far from such a choice. if the question would be like this, you would tongue the asphalt in pari lick you, but they simply ask you not to be cattle, and after all, not a single educated person even uttered a word in memory of the murdered oles elder, where is your intelligent solidarity and not a single timid word wa

the same swearing that is addressed to any mother in the mouth, the decomposed self of the evil punksunks say you will never understand what father sergei bulgakov wrote. i don’t know how to put into words the feeling of the motherland of the great mighty in its own way with all the sins and falls, but also in the trials of its chosenness, as it lived in the father, and of course it was no coincidence that he did not go abroad. we can say that life seemed to offer him a choice between nightingales and paris, but he chose his homeland. at least there were solovki, he wanted you to share your fate with your people to the end. and he himself and his fate is the glory and greatness of the motherland, and in front of you , after all, there is far from such a choice. if the question were like this, you would bet on the asphalt with your tongue. they licked you, they just asked you not to be cattle, and after all, not a single educated person even uttered a word in memory of the murdered oles elderberry, where is your intellectual solidarity and not a single timid word was heard from any pul

. >>> british artist jamie reed who helped define the look of the punk era has died.gned some of the sex pistols' most iconic record covers. his works featuring letters cut from newspaper headlines and the style of a ransom note became synonymous with the punk movement in the 1970s. a gallery confirmed his death. jamie reed was 76. >>> in the air out to shallow center. rojas -- no hit. >> philadelphia phillies right-hander michael lorenzen threw the 14th no hitter in team history. it came in only his second start for the phillies and in his home debut. >>> and a flyball at boston's fenway park last night baffled everyone, including the red sox outfielder. watch as masatake yoshida tries to track down the ball hit by kansas city royals' outfielder kyle isbel. he runs to the scoreboard waiting for it to bounce off. he looks and finds that the ball stuck -- it's stuck inside of the one lights on the ibs concon -- iconic green monster. it was a ground rule double. >>> coming up, new york merritt eric adams talks about the growing humanitarian crisis in his city. why he's

ruslan well i will say what is your nickname punk, i wanted to start with this, why is punk a kind of tradition, well, in order to somehow start with some light topic, well, it started with the fact that, in principle, i was a banker in my own right , creating two musical groups nu and za hairdressing education, a letter, respectively. when i arrived to the azov battalion, they asked me if i had any, anyway, he said no , they asked me what i was doing . well, i told you what ivan said. from krasnodon, this is a town in the luhansk region, which was known throughout the soviet union for the novel krasnaya young guard is decorated, do you remember your studies at school , when did you get a ukrainian identification card ? communist youth was, well, when i was studying, we had propaganda of the young guard. we didn't have it at school, but in principle, i started to learn about ukraine from the fifth grade, from the lessons of the ukrainian language and literature, it was called our native language and native literature and the teacher herself was from the western part of ukraine, she sp

well, we're correct the for punk schmidt. that means this job is done. the hydro geologist is constantly booked on the booming sector has seen major developments since the 3 dry somers from 2018 to 202020 from shop systems probably wouldn't call it a state of shock. but it's a very worrying state of affairs soon succeed because you never would have expected it 5 or 6 or 7 years ago. people would say we have enough water in germany. it's just the quality is that's a problem. well, and now it's become a quantity problem between quantitative spoke. nobody expected it to be so extreme and happen so quickly in central germany. going to invest in office, still divining for water now and again has run switches. any marks the spot many see dosing as non scientific invest in hoff insisted spend delivering results for generations to suit your old, my move um it pulls up here in your um, on the road just gets pulled down. governments. i can also do it with the 2nd person if need be in a gave you the energy transfers and it works when people think you need to have a

my guest today is the former punk rock star—turned—environmental campaigner feargal sharkey., he is leading the campaign to clean up britain's waterways. but can years of environmental degradation really be reversed? feargal sharkey, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much, sir. many will know you for your music career, but in recent music career, but in recent years, you've become one of britain's most prominent, noisiest campaigners to clean up and protect britain's waterways. and when we suggested an interview, you wanted to meet here — why here? the simple truth is this is the amwell magna fishery. i've spent the last six, seven years as chairman until the last few months, and ifind myself, and the club find ourselves six years ago now, five, six years ago, having to pick a massive fight with the very people who are charged by us, by the nation and by parliament to protect, nurture and look after these rivers and particularly this kind of river. this part of the river lea is a choke stream. there are only 225 on the entire planet. most of them were here in southern engla

i was a 21-year-old kid loved punk rock, and i pretty quickly realized that the music that they werewasn't what i was into. when that new near montevideo was delivered to npv, i was completely blown away. i said, listen, they really are incredible, and we need to give them a shot, and if it doesn't work, then you can push me out of the music meetings. >> tonight's well-prepared video is from the seattle band near ronna. smells like teen spirit. >> ♪ >> it was like the musical kennedy assassination of our time. everybody who was alive then can tell you the moment they heard that song, because nothing like that existed to that point. it was really transcendent. >> ♪ >> here we are now, entertain us. it sounded like a threat, you know? it sounded like a different generation coming in and saying, you know, what you have for us? what are you going to do for us? >> ♪ >> the so-called, you know, slackers of generation x, they were not being paid attention to. and this pressure was building up, especially in the music industry, for something that actually spoke to them. >> this is the first

beat ♪ ♪ they got the beat, they got the beat ♪ ♪ yeah, they got the beat ♪ majewski: that was as punk the first female group ever to have a number one album, and they are at the top of the list of female rock stars whose impact within the industry is stronger than ever. ♪ the phone rings in the middle of the night ♪ ♪ my father yells, what you gonna do with your life? ♪ hoffs: i thought her voice was extraordinary, and cyndi was a very good visual content creator. i mean, those videos were so colorful and fun. this being march 31st, it's also a monday. some of you might consider it a manic monday. you would be interested in knowing there's a hit song of the same name. we are joined by the architects of that song. they are the bangles. you guys are very hot, yes? [ chuckles ] [ sighs ] ♪ 6:00 already, i was just in the middle of a dream ♪ majewski: when the bangles came out, everyone was like, "oh! it's another go-go's." the bangles were like, "unh-unh. we're not the new go-go's, we're the new beatles." ♪ but i can't be late 'cause i guess i'll just... ♪ gumbel: lot of people call that

after all, you 're doing everything wrong punk was the first in russia to abolish the commission forring. all payments without commission with a free account for alfa bank business, we continue to issue a doctor of corruption sciences in smolensk , the former rector of the smolensk state academy of physical education was arrested, who managed to turn the university into his personal golden antelope, according to the investigation, he seems to have used it. almost every corner of the academy, in order to earn a luxurious house with a greek, intensely gnaws at the shackle of glasses and mentally prepares to present its strange to those gathered in the courtroom of the industrial district of smolensk, it must be urgently released from the pre-trial detention center for the maintenance of one person in the region. it turns out quite a serious amount, when speeches, in fact, began a trial against georgy grets, the former rector of moscow, according to representatives of the state prosecution , it is clearly not the time. maybe hide from here or in another way you welcome the production of

we were psychedelic punks. that's what we thought of ourselves.hose kind of, you know, flamboyant frock coats and feathers and stuff like that so we would play this crazy fast music, but we were part of the whole scene that became, like, you know creation records and alan mcgee, with the jesus and mary chain and primal scream so we used to support those guys, and we knew them pretty well >> seth: that must've been a fascinating time to be there >> yeah, it was kind of a wild time and so much of that influenced things like nirvana. and, you know, they were really influenced by those glasgow indie bands of the time. >> seth: you now, you know, obviously, music is in the rear view and you've become this sort of authority on comics and i have heard that people often ask you questions about comic book superheroes that maybe you weren't prepared to answer >> well, always, you know, people have got these wild ideas. it's like they want to know because the kids who are into this stuff, they take it super seriously. so, they want to know who pumps the tire

but the purpose of the punk goes beyond remembrance to kind of ask you about kind of do the purpose of this museum, which open 10 years of to the end of the war, is to contribute to the abolition of nuclear weapons. and to the realization of a lost in peace in the world, it tends to be so di casso is $91.00 and is a hipaa. kusha that's japanese. the survivor of the foaming. she was 12, we knew tomic bomb exploded and she lost both her parents that day. today, she wants to reach out to as many people as possible with the help of her successor . russian is success as program encourages people to learn about, divide the stories and convey them to others with the offer j just survive is now at 85. the numbers are beginning to decrease. the successor role has become increasing the to the t. so no, no, no, when i met her, she was talking very calmly about to let her go, going through a painful experience. and i thought she wanted to communicate something very important. so also to, i wanted to show ms. casa oka story. they wanted others to understand what you went through the what did the su

die poor punk this is the bank this is so i'm a minute behind on my payment.aid everything on time. what does enrollment mean within five working days, yes, why are you all strangling me. everything, connect me with the manager, i'm waiting for it to come. police neighbors complained that i was noisy after 23:00. i am a law abiding citizen. wait a minute, i'll strangle the woman and call back my beloved. you scare me when in front of my eyes. and can i sign up? and the cardiologist is unhappy who cannot love. and to the urologist what do you mean you don't know how to paint walls with a roller? yes, everything is there, you just take this washcloth and marinate it on kebabs in a circle. i am now my wife, my silent, cold corpse. there are cats on tiktok. where is heading found progress ruined our souls. now every moron has either a tablet or a mobile phone. we are too lazy to meet alive already accustomed to social networks to communicate with a loved one on a date next to a hundred times in a mobile phone staring at our eyes. smartphone tablet sins delight plu

so alice's version, let me remind you, was about the fact that once upon a time there lived a punk, letsikhe ground. hmm. do you think this is more fiction? or is it true that i don’t even know there is a pond, therefore, well, suddenly this pond is a thai woman uh-huh, which once upon a time appeared after the cell stamped his foot, it’s normally convenient. yes, but my version was directly about the fact that there was a palisade, it was a structure, and so they called it to glue them, they called them structures. that is, maybe that made me more believable in this world. it was a project of a stone ration quest to solve the mysteries and destroy the legends. bye. everything that lives, modern, belarus today , watch on belarus 24 tv channel. this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcasts from the scene current interviews with famous belarusians fascinating trips around the country feature films for all ages on the territory of countries azerbaijan kazakhstan turkmenistan uzbekistan kyrgyzstan tajikistan georgia turkey iran and cancer

so reid, the godfather of so jamie reid, the godfather of punk we'll that next punk died.hat he died. he did the save the queen he did the god save the queen stuff. talk that stuff. we'll talk about that next don't have time for that >> we don't have time for that one yet. martin but in the next few moments, we'll discuss the fact 100,000 migrants have fact that 100,000 migrants have illegally channel. illegally crossed the channel. that's got that's since 2018. we've got more come next hour, more to come in the next hour, don't we? >> yeah, that's got to be >> yeah, and that's got to be the we're all talking about. the one we're all talking about. we're gb news britain's news channel. don't anywhere. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt proud sponsors of boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast for the day ahead. it's looking fine and dry for many , plenty of fine and dry for many, plenty of sunny spells, feeling much warmer than

um, so parker found was supposed to have elections in october and november punk bucket and recently had senses the election commission of buckets and see if that it has to be drawn, consistencies that just select offensive. but this is also not a consensus many up apart. these from the, from the form of government believe that they need to delete the elections. so maybe that if like more economic stability in the country and they might be able to gain support. and they also fear that the and uh, its, its electrons happen next few months then and gone home might still be able to win . if, for example, he comes out of the game. but i think the elections or are the only the solution to buckets and problems if they are free and fed. and if that is a democrat, the government in the country, it's good and so many problems. well, we'll leave it there for the timing, but thanks so much for coming into the studio to break that down for us the nation jewelry and that does it for today. it is, of course, most holidays from the region on our website dot com, forward slash asia. and as ever you can

don't share anywhere. frightened punks this cube it seems that in the book you had something about ak. go. styopa not beacon time time ends and twitch time will end the first you know, that's reassured. uncle minesweeper was called to remove this from me quickly. a tricky thing, you really served as a sapper. well, yes, actually, in our army only to blow up they were taught that everyone move away just in case. in which case they did not shout about their superiority. we created , launched, implemented and distracted by conversations. liga stavok bet on yourself in the nineties. he was one of the richest residents of tatarstan, became one of the first drug dealers in the city of kazan, as the head of the godi group, taktash staged a battle for kazan . why was a cemetery with a double day of a person needed ? get nine percent per annum for the balance of rubles with a savings account in a vase, replenish it, enter the funds at any time, all savings are insured. open for free in the ozon bank mobile application. diclofenackes in a package with a man contains a maximum concentration of

my guest today is the former punk rock star turned environmental campaigner feargal sharkey. now, he is leading the campaign to clean up in britain's waterways. but can years of environmental degradation really be reversed 7 feargal sharkey, welcome to hardtalk. feargal sharkey, welcome to hardtalk— feargal sharkey, welcome to hardtalk. ., y c hardtalk. thank you very much. man will hardtalk. thank you very much. many will know _ hardtalk. thank you very much. many will know you _ hardtalk. thank you very much. many will know you for _ hardtalk. thank you very much. many will know you for your - many will know you for your music career, but in using —— recent years, you have become one of britain's most noisiest campaign is to clean up and protect britain's waterways. and we suggested an interview, you wanted to meet cheerful to why here?— why here? the truth is i have sent why here? the truth is i have spent the _ why here? the truth is i have spent the last _ why here? the truth is i have spent the last six, _ why here? the truth is i have spent the last six, seven - why he

his punks thought to shalyanymkim, only he was sold bykov there , sheep, pigs.is a shakuzma of his shaft, yes, and it’s worth putting it, come pan well , burn. well, who did you bring me? it's not a wolf, it's a goat. rimsha, kuzma looked at his bevel and said nothing. grabbed a nearby one, pressed some later on and let's start this plan, beat him for a long time, and koli's manifestations. people are already and he has flown away. from poked into this mountain and it was an hour. well, the scarecrow was still to be placed in a ruffle in a kuzma, however, nelya was to piss him off. forgive me, they didn’t take it away from the swamp, it would have been an impassable drigva. and kuzma was in charge, that is, he walked such a heavy board and put perches there. well, brother petro, i bring him an hour to go, and so departed that he went here as an outsider, and he knew he grabbed him there and beat him. so you 'll never remember me and departed. this is somewhat the mind of the shell endured caused. aidukov, i arrived and arrested my brother, they tortured him for

i've see some pollies left when i the entity we had a political then punk rock background, so a confrontation with a fascist was not new for us. there's no match tonight, but the sun valley stadium is to a heights of october to you, funded by the club. save. and as for our holding one of the regular free music sessions for refugee russell the so we're all here because of the season. probably this is part of what it means to be a supporter of this club is to involve yourself in that community. that's fine. this is a shit you bowling this. now 1st thing you have done not show me to ask me that i can give that, but not to have in here is some pony because some phone is in. so the i'm fun. mueller. but as we say, references are welcome. all people are welcome here. unless they're fascist the on the way to a big meeting before the on the against what the, the security office for these public transport, people and stuff like that. the you don't make friends in this jobs because you say i have to for bid this, then the support of say are not good enough. and if you say, oh i as all this for the says

nobody at the you to do on 3 of the that's what but it was plain punk, she on suddenly like shut about 2 hours that seemed pretty into it till evident continental the started in 1983 session with my father on the site. that's all exactly the same as a kid does when he goes out in the lake and the communities cushion for parentage with the rod real families and allocation for a really long time. my mom was pregnant was me still long lying and i grew up on long island. i've been having this issue since probably 1970 was my 1st year that i seriously pointed to the explainable biomass is near historical levels. growth rate has dropped calling when it's done and it's worse form has of leveling effect, and it has a tendency to really just sort of strip away everything that's there. the wave fisheries are changing. it's the way our country's changing is increasingly hard for small businesses to make it abundant. stocks are important. i mean, who wants to fish the last bit, the message i would leave to you is the importance of not giving up the importance of working together and also the impor

his iconic collage work was a central pillar of the 19705 punk aesthetic. here's a reminder.ou'll get no reply # oh, just remember, i don't decide # i got no reason, it's all too much # you'll always find us # out to lunch # oh, we're so pretty, oh, so pretty # we're vacant # oh, we're so pretty, oh, so pretty # vacant # oh, we're so pretty, oh, so pretty # and now # and we don't care.# breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day, this is bbc news. another said... this local councillor, who left the police two years ago, is familiar with the threat. anyone who has an officer's name in mind to target will want to know two things, where they live and where they work. this breach of their personal data has done half the job for them. during the conflict known as the troubles, more than 300 police officers were killed. attacks are much more rare now. however, officers still face challenges which come with community divisions. earlier this year, paramilitaries tried to murder a detective. john caldwell was shot by the new ira, a dissident republican organisation which is op

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i actually think being aggressively in the center now is a punk rock position.nk it's a rebellious position. and what i mean to use a sports analogy, i love this analogy, it's like playing free safety. you're in the middle of the field to see what play is run so you know whether to go right or to go left. aggressively centric is read the play, react and you go there and go yep, it's a little bit of red choice here, it's a little bit of blue. that makes a lot of sense. >> could you see yourself running for something? could you see -- >> could i see? it's more of larger question for me is politics the category where i can be the most useful. >> reporter: or can you be more useful outside? >> that's a great question i'm still answering. and as of right now, to be a private citizen with my wife and to come up with an idea like the green lights green initiative to work with the government publicly to help them -- not doing their job for them -- helping them pull off what they set out to do in the first place, there is argument that that's more useful what i'm doing r

rock and who is the real punk rock and who is the real punk rock and who is the real punk rock and whoys, if look at zero, if you if you look at net zero, if you look at gender politics, if you look at gender politics, if you look at gender politics, if you look at what the us government is saying in terms of lgbt narrative or climate change or whatever , actually the ones who whatever, actually the ones who question these ideas are now the punk rocks or the rebels. >> nicholas santo , thank you >> nicholas santo, thank you very much indeed for coming in and joining us. >> and will you be on headliners tonight or are you on next week? >> i will, yes. >> i will, yes. >> you're on tonight. what time? >> you're on tonight. what time? >> 11:00 news headliners >> he'll be there. now, look, in response to the allegations, google has that barred is google has said that barred is an experiment that can give inaccurate or inappropriate information and users feedback is helping us improve our systems, make of that what you will. >> now, a lot has been kicking off in the sports world this week. t

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take appointment is done please, administrator and will ever see punk is done and so with general elections can be held in the next 3 months. local say that pakistan is bound to be full with a single program. next. ok hope the new parliament will be elected and they will be better than the post. doesn't matter if the amount is elect store p t i. we must think positively and we should play our own role as people. if we are good play a good role, then our rulers will be good. we did the, i think the us should not interfere in our affairs. pakistan knows better how to resolve our issue. the rest of the world doesn't like us to progress the award, and yet we all progress with that is what we have done in 76 years. survival was not possible without any progress. like past 76 years, we will keep moving ahead i guess on the on bus that through russia, south talked all a con 1000 to the special nature of relations between the 2 countries. the relations out on a very positive trajectory. and one thing i keep emphasizing to my, i mean, my russian friends enter the group as noise. this is the for the

some kind of punks, like, they thought that we had vodka there, which suddenly we have a logo on boardhe eyeliner in the car? well, yes, for disguise, well, you give, whoever hides the eyeliner will be the first to steal it. well now what to do? it is necessary to decide something, and not on the car were nine. well, a noticeable one with lights and painted. well, this some local cutters. let's go for a drive around the village. come on now. what are you writing? yes? here the tracker said that he could help. this one can, and in return, that he needs testimony. is this what we start with the dead? scarecrow, to get out as soon as possible , you compose fairy tales for me. i saw honestly. in my prison , no one ever kills anyone. there is order and discipline. and if you will slander me, slander me, so that i will turn out at the court. itching at you in 2 weeks. babenko think, this is a long time. you may not live to see sudak, and you are already dead. death for natural reasons, the case is usually especially here. you understand what i'm saying. yes, how do you like it? did it come t

so let me remind you that the version was about the fact that once upon a time there lived a punk, letsikovu think this is more fiction? or is it true that i don’t even know there is a pond, therefore, well, suddenly this pond is a thai woman uh-huh, which once upon a time appeared after the cells stamped their foot normally conveniently, but my version was directly about the fact that there was a palisade there was a building, and that's what they called kleity, they called these buildings. that is, maybe this made me more believable in this world. it was a stone project diet quest unravel the mysteries and destroy legends. bye. i don’t want to wake up the run and make the yakodzhit. shapotite leaves shine, the sun. i would like to have a closer look at this world. and every day to discover something new, and this tactician is for us. 'cause we cut it out with love. love to belarus what is the best way to test your erudition and ingenuity correctly tricky questions? name the fabulous genie who was rescued from captivity by a soviet boy, volka kostylkov, the old man can answer this question

like, but it was plain punk, she on suddenly like, shut about about is that the infinity, you tell them something to then to the we have this to move on. tenderness in the united states really exported it now to the world because it's a multi national corporations. and we've been damaged to believe that babies needs to be nurtured and cared for and loved. and, and so you've got a whole bunch of traumatized people all over the world. we close.

come on, you, most likely, the punks woke up, the beer fled.an congratulate the promotion, what kind of temporary promotion is there, acting , and nevertheless, no, i ’m going to go on a holiday, there’s no need to collect people. i mean you what? you refused. well, this is not my office work, it’s not my work, it’s not yours , i’ll send the next one to some of the head offices, and our common one will already make my head swell from these papers. what was looking for me? and the devil forgot the corpse with you and me. answer. captain gordeev i understood exactly. i obey. now i’m dragging the dedication, i don’t understand, but are we going or not? yes, some, come on, go for the chief, clear good luck to you boss. thank you and i never intended to return today, well , i won't be back before morning. i have graduation today. why aren't you at school? and then she will walk alone all night. and we won't even know what's wrong with him. well, first of all, she's not alone with her classmates. secondly, she is no longer small. and thirdly, she her

ruslan well, i will say that your call sign is a bank, and i wanted to start with that, why is punk someusical preference, well, in order to somehow to start with some light topic, well, it started with the fact that, in principle, i was a banker by myself, creating two musical blood brothers, well, and by training in hairdressing , a letter, respectively. when i arrived for the azov battalion, they asked me if i had everything, i said that i didn't, they asked me what i did for a living well, i told you as ivan said. well, everything will be fine, that's without question , nothing has changed. you come from krasnodon , a town in the luhansk region, which was known throughout the soviet union for the novel krasne young guard . i apologize, do you remember your studies in at school, when did you get a ukrainian identification card? after all, the young guards from krasnodon were still the advanced unit of the soviet soviet communist youth . starting from the fifth grade with the lessons of ukrainian language and literature, she was called our native language and native literature , the te

young punk kid.that the young kids, that's what young punk kids, that's what they way more they believe en masse, way more than timers. than us old timers. >> yeah. but then someone said at railway company that it's >> yeah. but then someone said at because y company that it's >> yeah. but then someone said at because y (that. my that it's >> yeah. but then someone said at because y (that. so that it's not because of that. so someone's for someone. someone's covering for someone. exactly. so they know exactly. and so they must know on some level that it's wrong and they're trying dupe and they're just trying to dupe the but it's also funny. i mean, >> but it's also funny. i mean, if i looking for someone to if i was looking for someone to be a moral arbiter, i think great western railway would be very near the bottom. i'd rather listen that's low listen to lewis. that's how low they would be. >> no, think western >> no, i think great western railway some of moral, railway are some sort of moral, mora

young punk kid.that the young kids, that's what young punk kids, that's what they way more they believe en masse, way more than timers. than us old timers. >> yeah. but then someone said at railway company that it's >> yeah. but then someone said at because y company that it's >> yeah. but then someone said at because y (that. my that it's >> yeah. but then someone said at because y (that. so that it's not because of that. so someone's for someone. someone's covering for someone. exactly. so they know exactly. and so they must know on some level that it's wrong and they're trying dupe and they're just trying to dupe the but it's also funny. i mean, >> but it's also funny. i mean, if i looking for someone to if i was looking for someone to be a moral arbiter, i think great western railway would be very near the bottom. i'd rather listen that's low listen to lewis. that's how low they would be. >> no, think western >> no, i think great western railway some of moral, railway are some sort of moral, mora