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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna

r*ssia and Ukraine have never been and will never be “”“brotherly”“”“ nations. They are murderers, invaders and fascists. Ukraine is an independent free sovereign country. And will remain so until there are ukrainian people. They think they can invade us and control our politics, but actually they can go fuck themselves. They banned and whats even worse ridiculed our language, killed our people, our poets, our artists, our musicians, our children but they can’t kill our spirits and our determination to fuck them up and live in peace.

Will i, personally, be celebrating everything by safely traveling east to the russian border and chanting ‘і москаля нема, немає москаля, немає ніхуя лише сама сира земля’? Thats my business

Pinned Post ukraine russian invasion russia if you are russian and you are reading this yes i hate you personally until you are laying yourself under your shitty tanks like we do this very moment
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lexlactuca

hey does your country have (alcohol free) booze marketed towards children?

yes

no wtf


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trzpiotka

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every polish kid's birthday party had these fuckers

jv

Spain: Yup, Champín (from "Champán", Spanish for Champagne). It's semi usual to buy it for the kids for situations there the adults would drink Champagne/Cava/Cider.

And then there is Grape Must (unfermented wine), that while not specifically marketed to kids, it's a common kids drink (and if you ask me, way more delicious that wine).


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jv

Seeing the notes, I'm under the impression that the whole "kids champagne" is a very pan-European thing 😁

jadestormcloud2

while I don't recall the bottles ever being marketed to kids, when I was little we'd sometimes get nonalcoholic sparkling cider or grape juice for celebrations when the adults were having champagne or wine. But sometimes it was just plain grape juice or ginger ale in a fancy glass. lol

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