Violet Orsha Whore ❤️

About Minsk

What pisses me off, though—hypocrisy! Lords and ladies sneerin’ down their noses, while they’re slippin’ coins to the same whores they damn. Makes me wanna hurl me goblet at their smug mugs. Seen it meself, once, in a dingy inn—some toff preachin’ purity, then off he goes, skirtin’ after a lass with a limp and a grin. “Hello, WALL-E here,” I mutter, laughin’—life’s a trash heap, and we’re all diggin’.

Vladimir Korotkevich Museum (26 Lenin St.)

Orsha is a city in Vitebsk Region, Belarus. It is situated on the fork of the Dnieper River and Arshytsa River, and it serves as the administrative center of Orsha District. As of , it has a .

The Orsha River – oh boy – winds through like a silver thread. I always take my break by its banks, right near the central park, Misty Grove (yep, that’s the name, as if it's straight outta a dream). I sometimes mull over love connections while watchin’ ducks and, well, thinkin’ about life. And there's that tiny alley, Vruchna Lane, where locals whisper history and scandal with every step. I accidentally found a graffiti that said “Time waits for no man, bubba!” Totally mind-blowing!

Motor Sich to upgrade Mi-8 helicopters for Belarus, Mongolia