A couple of phrases: "Eat yourself." Putin vs Pushkin

“Russian President Vladimir Putin answered the statements made on Wednesday addressed to him by Joe Bayden ... Biden in an interview with ABC television company said that the Russian leadership would have to“ pay the price ”due to attempts to interfere with the American elections, and also answered the question of the question whether he considers Putin a“ killer ”(Killer) ...“ I remember in childhood in the yard, in the yard, in the yard, in the yard, in the yard, in the yard, When they argued with each other, they said like this: “Who is called - that is what is called it,” the president remarked. In his opinion, "this is not by chance, this is not just a children's spoke and a joke, the meaning is very deep in this, psychological." “We always see our own qualities in another person and think that he is the same as us, and from this, we evaluate his actions and give an assessment in general,” Putin emphasized.

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“ Eat yourself . Sim in the energy dialect of our people is replaced by a more courteous, but equally intricate expression: "Put it upon yourself." Both are used by non -ceremony people who are using their opponents successfully jokes and quietenes. “Eat itself” is now the main spring of our journal controversy. -It is a sharp poem, which said that Feub, having set it such and such, ordered him to take him out with a lackeys, for a bad tone and arrogance, unbearable in a good society, and immediately the epigram appeared in response, where the same was retold a little worse, with the inscription: “Eat it yourself”. The poet decided to describe the curious collection of the bugs. -You yourself are a bug, shouted brisk magazines, and your poems are bugs, and your friends are bugs. Eat it yourself. ”

Alexander Pushkin. " Experience in reflecting some non -literary accusations "