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Русский: Монстр - это тот первоначально придумавший мешать мед, молоко, масло и соду, для того чтобы бедному несчастному больному, которому и так не совсем легко, хорошо и приятно в жизни сейчас, принимать "это", в теплом виде, как лекарство LOL
English: The monster is the one who originally came up with the idea of mixing honey, milk, butter and soda, so that the poor unfortunate patient, who is already not quite easy, good and pleasant in life now, can take "this", in a warm form, like medicine LOL |
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