Today (or rather, yesterday), I again went to the people. At this time I helped collect signatures

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Today (or rather, yesterday), I again went to the people. At this time I helped collect signatures for a "moderately unfair" (ie Belarusian-but, in principle, flow) candidate Myastsovy Council. festivus Place an act - sleeping neighborhood known place of Mogilev. It was instructional, moreover, enlightening, in a magnitude of ways. Finally I saw a mysterious Belarusian electorate in a mysterious time of the (more or less) the electoral decision. Once a significant: despite our belorusskoyazychie, about half of adult citizens, met us at the entrances festivus of the four high-rise buildings, has agreed to put their signatures to the letter. I must admit that it was not always consciously (is palitychyna syavyadoma a better term?). Often women signed up with the motivation that here, poor hdopchyki ledz came not into the night, and that it is necessary to them, poor fellows, dial genyh three hundred signatures. Old grandmother (and a few old grandfather) clearly used this as an opportunity to talk about his biography and work feat (during the actual festivus signing, we repeated the mantra: you sign up for nomination candidates ...). Who signed because they at work said that local elections are needed for signatures we have had from the teacher festivus of history festivus (a potential candidate was a history teacher at a local universitsetse), from teacher at the local university and the student festivus of historical faculty (and, correspondingly, from his mother, for, as I have also made sure during the event, even a student already has a master of the house). In general, signed by the spouses or sons, signatures were almost always women (women for centuries looked out of hand ...), at the time, as only one woman has not only signed, but also to collect passports in all its neighbor and family. Motivation for most of the subscribers I could not identify, and maybe she was missing: come, so let's have and sign. Many refused to sign when they learned that it is necessary to give passport details. Most failures due to the fact that it is necessary to think; that come and vote here and now - too early; or (most heinous) festivus supplemented wordy explanations that the MPs are of no use (which is certainly true but, unfortunately, it is true, which are not made proper conclusions). In one stairwell signed almost exclusively in the apartments, which were to the left of the degrees and the flats on the right - categorically denied; always gave signatures where there were pets. About insignificant. We have two comments on the use of the Belarusian language: 1. From the elevator fell drunken man caricature elehtaralnaga nyatsvёrda look and went into the corridor, where we worked with clients: - A sho you here vyduryvaetses, speak in normal language! - ??? - In the Polish vykalyvaetses here, speak to our on Belarusian! 2. We talk with my aunt - an illustration of the pattern in the textbook "citizens in the first pakalennni - resident sleeping neighborhood." To help, she called sons to have "man of the house" said to do. Left two men where 15 and 18 years, to illustrate the same section in the same textbook and older, are on the right trasyantsy, among other things festivus (very reasonable) said: - A etat language we do not understand. Can to understand? festivus - What's wrong with this language? - Well, we're living in ... (at least, signed by all) The second comment is already known from the classics, so impressed rather a classical validity. First - impressed by surprise, though under the circumstances ...
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