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In such picturesque places we go to pamper the eye and relax. The territory made us happy - thoughtful, well-groomed, cozy. From a boat or catamaran the beach resembles a piece outside, the same impression from the lounge area in front of the hull. As you are unlucky with the weather, a great place to hide from the rain, sitting on comfortable armchairs - sofas (as in the Kiev Belvedere), looking at the swan, forest and water - is a pier. Everything would be strange even in the rain, if not for one BUT. For two days in this bar - restaurant sounded something that the language does not return to call music. . . ", " the girl spread her legs, I put her horn between her legs ", " Live - drink vodka ..."and so on until the end of the bottomless flash drive.
These works of rural - wedding culture did not cause any surprise, embarrassment, or any rejection on the part of the staff (there are 10 of them there). Moreover, even if it was turned off or made quieter at the request - after a while this "goptsya dritsa bum tsa-tsa" could be heard again from the opposite side of the lake and at the open balcony of the room. Menu, service, service, modern electronic payment system, restaurant furniture and lounge area, dishes, in the end - all this suggests that they are trying to maintain a certain level. Who could have come up with such an outspoken vulgarity and vulgarity?
These works of rural - wedding culture did not cause any surprise, embarrassment, or any rejection on the part of the staff (there are 10 of them there). Moreover, even if it was turned off or made quieter at the request - after a while this "goptsya dritsa bum tsa-tsa" could be heard again from the opposite side of the lake and at the open balcony of the room. Menu, service, service, modern electronic payment system, restaurant furniture and lounge area, dishes, in the end - all this suggests that they are trying to maintain a certain level. Who could have come up with such an outspoken vulgarity and vulgarity?
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