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Lenin Street Geek ShopEventsRediscovering stuff from the past №2
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Rediscovering stuff from the past №2

Lenin Street Geek Shop · published 17 Jul 2026, 15:17 UTC

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Back to more items and stories from our team! This time, from our programmers:

Sgushenka

"I had a huge sweet tooth as a kid. I remember eating condensed milk by the spoon - literally heaping every teaspoon as high as it could go. I'd only drink tea so I could eat even more of it. It was basically condensed milk with tea, not the other way around. Bread? Add condensed milk. Tea or coffee? They definitely needed condensed milk too! The absolute best was bread with butter and condensed milk."

Chicken Instant Noodles

"Good old Doshirak. Back in our early school years, my friends and I would stop by the local store and each grab a small pack while hanging out after school or on weekends. We never had much money, so it became our go-to snack. We'd crush the noodles right inside the package, sprinkle in the seasoning, shake it all up, and there you had it - the perfect cheap alternative to chips. Then we'd wander around our neighborhood or explore abandoned buildings, munching on dry chicken instant noodles until it was finally time to head home."

We'd love to hear your warm memories connected to items from the 2000s!

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