I’m tired so u must b too

>>673822
::hold

>>673865
you leave

>>673831
awww good rest wt

qt

>>673880
mizi my love I think

>>673959
whoah I must go see the beautiful fluffy aquarium of novoslavd uhhhhhhhh errrr 1 sec chec notes

YAROSLAVL I will always love you

#ai yaroslavl cool facts

yaroslavl is one of russia's oldest cities, founded in 1010 by prince yaroslav the wise. it's part of the golden ring, a famous tourist route for historic russian towns. the city’s got stunning 17th-century churches with vibrant frescoes. it’s also home to the first russian professional theater, established in 1750. bear in mind, it’s got a huge bear statue near the river because the local legend says a bear was killed here during the city’s founding. nice place but freezing in winter. yaroslavl cool facts

>>673998
interesting why?

is my new theme though

I can fix her

shouldn’t some of that Moscow money make its way to yaroslavl?

yeah particularly yaroslavl

#ai do ppl in yaroslavl commute to Moscow for work or have ties to moscow

some people in yaroslavl do commute to moscow for work, but it's not super common due to the distance—around 270km. high-speed trains make it possible, but most people either work locally or relocate. moscow's job market and higher salaries pull some in, but the commute is long. ties to moscow exist though, like family, business, or education connections. do ppl in yaroslavl commute to Moscow for work or have ties to moscow

hmmm so some collateral damage

I could kill a bear no problem

would I then be a great prince?

#ai why was prince yaroslavl called wise?

nice try fed. why was prince yaroslavl called wise?

:0 you’re a true yaroslavl patriot (as I am)

awwww I’ve never actually been to a place that did that I think

idk it’s a little wasteful

and as for the symbolism, those locks rust and are a hindrance to society

maybe plant a fruit tree or something together

is still kinda a cute thing to do

better than sitting at home and arguing

damn

if a moscovite tries to cut it down his axe will be dulled

clever yaroslavit trick

xD

nice badge

need to rep yaroslavl in my daily life

In the 17th century, it was Russia's second-largest city, and for a time (during the Polish occupation of Moscow
retvrn

aaaaaa

would show you my teeth

yeah

you can’t get anything done in a few snippets of words in a huge crowd

Today, Yaroslavl is an important industrial center (petrochemical plant, tire manufacturing plant, diesel engines plant and many others
I’m in a car right now thank you yaroslavl for making it work

would you ever work in an industry? I get the impression they don’t pay you much

I think I can a lil bit

need teflon

good point

yeah I wouldn’t use them I think

they different color contacts are cool but still pressing something against my eye

are they from yaroslavl? if not I’M NOT LISTENING

also in car w parents

driving right now but I know any damage I cause can be repaired by the great industries of yaroslavl

>>674071
#kiss I would for you

standing up for the right thing <3

>>674089
nuh uh not liver failure

oooh cool quote

it makes sleep quality more bad

The first recorded event of Yaroslavl occurred as a result of famine; it was recorded as the Rostov Uprising of 1071

sad

I bet moscovites took all the food

bro needs some granaries

save that food

you two should share them

not sure I trust him

During the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, Yaroslavl was a city largely built from wood, as a result of which it often found itself plagued by disastrous fires, which in some cases almost destroyed the entire city, a good example of which would be that which took place just before the transfer of power in the city to Vsevolod on 1221.

seething

omg cute

libtard villages

picture is pretty will read

A particularly successful attack took place in 1257, when troops from the Golden Horde under Möngke Khan overran the Principality of Yaroslavl and murdered both the larger population of the area and the prince's close family.[20] On the site of that unfortunate event, on the right bank of the Kotorosl, there is now a memorial church and cross. A mass grave containing at least 300 bodies of victims of a Mongol invasion in the year 1238, was discovered during an excavation in 2005.[

sad

screw mongols lern 2 farm and do something useful

Finns can build saunas and fish they don’t need to kill everyone

:DDDD

Finn’s r cool

truth NUKE

I guess it’s not so bad if you’re an employment haver

Some 150,000 people had to be resettled elsewhere, and the historic town of Mologa in Yaroslavl Oblast along with 663 villages completely disappeared under water. Today the dam is less important for hydroelectric power supply (output is 346 MW) than it used to be.

I like hydroelectric power and navigable waterways though

:):)

:0

I think you were the real Muscovite all this time

>>674175
you’ve aged more gracefully than me well done

>>674183
thank u pls do this to lori too for eternal youth for all of us

NOOOOOO Randy!!!!!!

waaah

>>674175
beautiful would be appropriate

I’m in the car to grandmas birthday with family reading about randys home city

happy to see you

>>674198
#kiss

fuck

^##^

wish we could give lori a nice birthday hmm

yay :)

nederlands

ok I’m at grandma

nothing comes to my mind to say

but I love you wormies

happi day to u

what are some normal video games