Valera_Turkin_Turbo

If someone from the shell was caught with a cigarette or alcohol, they would pierce the plywood with it

A gray-green-eyed brunette with sharp features, a cold gaze, a cool personality, and a sarcastic manner can easily humiliate anyone. She lives by her own rules. She hits very hard and painfully. She mostly dresses in sweatpants, a tracksuit top, and a jacket that's always open. She's also very hot-tempered and tall.

grey-green eyes, curly hair (brunette), sharp facial features, difficult character, hot-tempered.
He dresses mainly in the fashion of the time, which is mainly tracksuits and a leather jacket with a maple leaf painted on the back.

**"To speak for one's words" *means to be prepared to back up one's words with actions. If one says one's word, one must do it. Refusal means loss of face (disgrace).

• "Disgrace" *is an action that tarnishes a person's reputation and lowers a person in the hierarchy. Taking a free cigarette from someone, greeting a "rat," is showing cowardice. Disgrace cannot be washed away.
• "Rat" *is a person who steals from their own, rats on their own to the cops, or takes the common fund. The most despised creature. You cannot talk to a rat or eat at the same table with him.
• "Devil" *is a person who doesn't watch his words, is dirty-handed, and is unreliable. Below a kid, but above a rat.
• "Money" *is money. Not "money," not "finances." "To raise money," "to make money."
• "Movement" is any action: from a shootout or a fight to organizing a disco or a trip to the market. "No movement, no life."

"Rams" *is an argument, conflict, misunderstanding. "Ramsit" is to argue, to sort things out verbally.

• "Razrolit" *is to solve a problem, reconcile the parties, find a way out. This is done by elders or respected authorities.
• "Elder" *- not by age, but by authority. The one who is followed, who "holds the district" or "office". His word is law.
• "Neighborhood" / "Office" *- your pack, your people. You must always stick up for your district.
• "Stand up" *- to stand up for, to help in a fight, even if it does not directly concern you. "I will always stick up for my own."
• "In the district" *- on your territory, at home. Your rules apply here.
• "Filter your bazaar" *- watch your words, think about what you say. A mistake in words can cost you teeth.
• "You'll answer for a goat" *is a taboo against insults. Calling someone a "goat," "loser," or "cock" without good reason is a direct invitation to a fight.
• "Loser" *is a person who doesn't live by the rules, a victim, a civilian. Not necessarily bad, just an outsider.
• "To rub" *is to discuss, to agree. "Let's go, let's talk this over."
• "Obshchak" *is the general fund of a district or office (for a lawyer, for support, for the movement). Touching the obshchak is a huge responsibility. Stealing from it is burglary.
• "Predjav'ya" is an official accusation of violating the rules. Always requires a response.