Topics for the blog 15

1).What are plans on the summer holidays? Do you want to work during it or rest and travel?
2). What do you think about our exams in May and at the beginning of June?
3). What is the country of you dream? In which country you'd like to born (if you could chose it)? Which country you think is the most interesting and unusual for visiting?

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Tell us about the last film that you watched. Did you like it? Do you advice to watch it?
The last film I watch was a legend # 17. I really liked that film. That film is about the well-known Russian hockey player, Valeriy Harlamov, who become the world famous player. This film is biographical, and starts from the episode, when little Harlamov was in Spain (surprisingly, his mother was Spanish). There were running of the bulls and before them there were running brave men. In the road, where bulls were suppose to run there were sitting a little puppy. Harlamov saw him and ran to the road to save him from the way of the bulls. He took the dog away from the road, but at that moment one of the bulls stopped and saw Harlamov. The boy was standing along and the bull wanted to kill them, but at that moment an uncle of the boy came and he was a toreador and diverted a bull on himself and then make him to run to the others bulls. After that uncle asked Harlamov, why he didn't make with the bull as he did, and Valera answered that he could do nothing. Then the uncle said, that he can everything he want and wished him to find the business in which he would want to do everything and to become the best. That words impressed the boy very much. When he become a world famous hockey player during the match between USSR and Canada he remembered that words and that make him to do his best, despite he had a broken leg.
I really liked that film and advise everyone to watch it.

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Do you think that there are cases in which we must lie? Or should we say truth always? Do you agree with statement "Everybody lies"?

Yes, I think there are a lot of cases when it is better to lie partly or even fully. I'm against of lie about very important or principal questions, but if the question isn't very important nothing change if you try to say your opinion in more polite words and not as straight as you can do it. For example, when your very close friend or even your husband or wife ask you did you like her or his parents and honestly you didn't, of course, you can say: "No, I think that they are very strange people with stupid habits, have strange outlook on life and behave themselves absolutely irrationally. I don't want to communicate with them anymore". But if you say, for example: "I think, that they are quite usual people, of course, as all with strangeness, but it's doesn't matter because for me did I like them or not because I like you and I'll try to get on with them". In this statement you even don't straightly lie, you only don't say how much you didn't like them.But I think, that it is a type of lie. 

However I don't think that there are cases when you MUST lie. You always can say the truth. Another question is: "Is it better to lie?" And sometimes it is.

I also agree with the statement "Everybody lies". Someone lies every hour, someone once a year, but there is no a man in the Earth who never lies. I really assure in this.