Our life in the dorm
Hungry anthropods are all equal, for them a banana is good food
This is citizen Andrei Ageev, a slacker and don't-give-a-damn kinda guy, pure walking emotion. Munching on a banana.
What a smiley young man
Check out the pose
Could put him straight on a glossy magazine cover
Riga Miesnieks ad. Does everyone know Latvian?
Citizen Mosalsky, as is well known, lives in the same room with me
. . . and therefore is munching on a cheburek.
. . . continues munching
And now Andrei is demonstrating the classic retard smile for us
And this is how we make oatmeal
Drunks
On the left is Zhur, meaning Seryoga Zhuromsky. Oddly enough, the comrades were sober. Scary to think what they're like when they get wasted!
Neighbors
And these are the real drunks, except they are also sober right now. Did they collude or something?
And here are my feet in the morning
Composition "Three pairs of slippers on feet"
Mess
It's by no means always such chaos in our room. Once a month I gather the strength to tidy up, and even wash the floor.
And the nightmare in the photo is a special one, because renovations are underway
And this is Vityok, ascended to heaven alive
For outstanding achievements in absorbing alcoholic beverages and conquering unapproachable chicks, Vityok was granted the rank of angel - look how he glows.
This is me
Uhhhh I'm kinda not what you thought . . . This is how Mosalsky takes photos, hmhmmm. No smoke without fire, hmmmm?
Crazy computer geek
Sometimes I even scare myself . . .
This is Lyudochka
I won't show the rest of the girls, they are shy and afraid for their privacy.
It's hard getting up in the morning . . .
But then, when you do get up, WHOA!
Wonderful drinking water "Kekavas avots"
I consume this kind, Mosalsky drinks boiled tap water. He used to buy it too, but then he stopped tasting the difference. He has proletarian tastes in general, meaning macaroni, pop music, and the cheapest sausage that tastes like salt.
"Rasa" water, in five-liter bottles.
This one is also okay, and besides, you can buy it less often because the volume is larger.
Zhura and Edya
I knew that black and Indian guys lived in our dorm, but for some reason I hadn't heard about Chinese guys. All the greater was the shock during a personal encounter!