Russian skateboards (they were called "allied" skateboards) were highly prized. A Russian skateboard was literally more valuable than all the other skateboards in the yard. And Astra cigarettes were the king of the yard.
Zan Zanzib, I don't know what his name was. I haven't even seen the cartoon, I just know about the existence of such characters.
Reporter From Kaluga, I'm not trying to persuade anyone... it's voluntary, but some animated series have long since become part of the cultural code, have become quotes, have influenced the perception of jokes, the sense of humor... As a father of many children, I couldn't avoid watching them, even if I wanted to..) especially since the guys were carrying T-shirts, ties, backpacks, and other items with images of their cartoon characters.
Because I was racing near Dresden.
By the way, no one could overtake me in the courtyards and backstreets.
Russian skateboards (they were called "allied" skateboards) were highly prized.
A Russian skateboard was literally more valuable than all the other skateboards in the yard.
And Astra cigarettes were the king of the yard.
Bartolomeo? Bartel? Bartholomew? Who knows? I don't want to Google it on principle.
but some animated series have long since become part of the cultural code, have become quotes, have influenced
the perception of jokes, the sense of humor...
As a father of many children, I couldn't avoid watching them, even if I wanted to..)
especially since the guys were carrying T-shirts, ties, backpacks, and other items with images of their cartoon characters.