Monday is the day of resources, and the director of the department of outrageously great things Julia Dudkin in his column desperately pretends to tell you about the bicycle, although in fact she talks about completely different things. "Everyone who rides a bicycle is my friend" So said Gary Fisher, an American bicycle man and one of the inventors of a mountain bike. So I say, dear reader, and therefore I really hope that you can ride a bicycle, because I really want you and I are friends.

On Monday, the day of the section of resources, we publish that very story from our reader of the novel about how the insatiable thirst for the booze made him and his comrades engage in the assignment of completely unnecessary resources. Roman, thank you for the story, but be more careful the next time, justice justice, but so it is not far from Plyushkin. It was in the city of N, somewhere in its central part.

Hi all. The fifth episode of the Headquarters podcast is on air. This time, the director of the Misanthropy and Dejection department, also the editor of the Protection section, aka Vladislav Moiseev, and the keeper of the Order Anton Yarosh raised the difficult topic of the militarization of modern culture, from mobile games to everyday clothing. Why do people want to fight so much? How politicians and marketers use war for their own benefit.

Alexey Mondelchenko, a philologist and car mechanic from Novosibirsk, stubbornly continues to lead the column and every Monday tells you about his strange life. Today on the air is the end of the nineties, the great Russian communal apartment and three ridiculous deaths. The first ten years of my life passed in a communal apartment of an old two -story building. We shared with our neighbors a kitchen, a corridor and a toilet. Everyone had their own chair.