I hate vodka. It is the second worst thing to have come out of Russia, after communism - which isn't Russian anyway, Kar — Param Vyas
I hate vodka. It is the second worst thing to have come out of Russia, after communism - which isn't Russian anyway, Kar — Param Vyas
I hate vodka. It is the second worst thing to have come out of Russia, after communism - which isn't Russian anyway, Kar — Param Vyas
I hate vodka. It is the second worst thing to have come out of Russia, after communism - which isn't Russian anyway, Kar — Param Vyas
I hate vodka. It is the second worst thing to have come out of Russia, after communism - which isn't Russian anyway, Kar — Param Vyas
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I hate vodka. It is the second worst thing to have come out of Russia, after communism - which isn't Russian anyway, Karl Marx was Russian.

— Param Vyas
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