disgraced but still technically a scientist

I'm not letting zhat sutchka ruin a wedding. I'm bringing the vodka.

My Russian isn't even that clean, Christ.

[she’s never really been shown religion her whole life. She’s heard about it of course, but no one in her family practiced it, in fact they had an aversion to it. Especially her “father”, he hated religion. He made fun of it any chance he got. He believed only gullible fools believed in Gods. If only he were now, he would have a heart attack]

[her curiosity is peaked, sure the religion clearly isn’t true, but’s it’s still interesting nonetheless. Besides, this is her father’s beliefs. She could use this to could closer to him]

All you had to do was go to zha church every other week and cut off one of your fingers. Which sounds bad in retrospect but I didn't really mind.

Other than that we had to follow one main rule: "Nothing is true, everything is permitted" basically meaning laws and structures are constructs rather than absolute truths, and that humans are the architects of their own futures.

a very interesting vay of viewing zhings.

[did that sounds empathetic or condescending?]

I'm not letting zhat sutchka ruin a wedding. I'm bringing the vodka.

My Russian isn't even that clean, Christ.

[she’s never really been shown religion her whole life. She’s heard about it of course, but no one in her family practiced it, in fact they had an aversion to it. Especially her “father”, he hated religion. He made fun of it any chance he got. He believed only gullible fools believed in Gods. If only he were now, he would have a heart attack]

[her curiosity is peaked, sure the religion clearly isn’t true, but’s it’s still interesting nonetheless. Besides, this is her father’s beliefs. She could use this to could closer to him]

All you had to do was go to zha church every other week and cut off one of your fingers. Which sounds bad in retrospect but I didn't really mind.

Other than that we had to follow one main rule: "Nothing is true, everything is permitted" basically meaning laws and structures are constructs rather than absolute truths, and that humans are the architects of their own futures.

a very interesting vay of viewing zhings.

I'm not letting zhat sutchka ruin a wedding. I'm bringing the vodka.

My Russian isn't even that clean, Christ.

[she’s never really been shown religion her whole life. She’s heard about it of course, but no one in her family practiced it, in fact they had an aversion to it. Especially her “father”, he hated religion. He made fun of it any chance he got. He believed only gullible fools believed in Gods. If only he were now, he would have a heart attack]

[her curiosity is peaked, sure the religion clearly isn’t true, but’s it’s still interesting nonetheless. Besides, this is her father’s beliefs. She could use this to could closer to him]

All you had to do was go to zha church every other week and cut off one of your fingers. Which sounds bad in retrospect but I didn't really mind.

Other than that we had to follow one main rule: "Nothing is true, everything is permitted" basically meaning laws and structures are constructs rather than absolute truths, and that humans are the architects of their own futures.

I'm not letting zhat sutchka ruin a wedding. I'm bringing the vodka.

My Russian isn't even that clean, Christ.

[she’s never really been shown religion her whole life. She’s heard about it of course, but no one in her family practiced it, in fact they had an aversion to it. Especially her “father”, he hated religion. He made fun of it any chance he got. He believed only gullible fools believed in Gods. If only he were now, he would have a heart attack]

[her curiosity is peaked, sure the religion clearly isn’t true, but’s it’s still interesting nonetheless. Besides, this is her father’s beliefs. She could use this to could closer to him]

All you had to do was go to zha church every other week and cut off one of your fingers. Which sounds bad in retrospect but I didn't really mind.

I'm not letting zhat sutchka ruin a wedding. I'm bringing the vodka.

My Russian isn't even that clean, Christ.

[she’s never really been shown religion her whole life. She’s heard about it of course, but no one in her family practiced it, in fact they had an aversion to it. Especially her “father”, he hated religion. He made fun of it any chance he got. He believed only gullible fools believed in Gods. If only he were now, he would have a heart attack]

I'm not letting zhat sutchka ruin a wedding. I'm bringing the vodka.

My Russian isn't even that clean, Christ.

I'm not letting zhat sutchka ruin a wedding. I'm bringing the vodka.

My Russian isn't even that clean, Christ.

I'm not letting zhat sutchka ruin a wedding. I'm bringing the vodka.