Those Who Walk Towards Laughter
10 hrs. 48 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Alexander Kanevsky
Author
Alexander Kanevsky
Narrator
Alexander Sinitsa
Narrator
Alexander Sinitsa
Description
Hello!
You know me: you are among the very few who sometimes manage to tear themselves away from the internet and stay for a couple of hours alone with their old, faithful friends—books.
And I am the author of this book. They call me a cheerful writer—don’t believe it. In essence, I’m a very sad person, and the only funny thing in my life is my own biography. For example, I hated mathematics since childhood, and I graduated from the Kyiv Automobile and Road Institute. (I won’t tell you how I graduated—because that would be not humor, but fantasy).
The teachers issued me a diploma, congratulated themselves on my graduation, and suggested that I choose a field of work. In those years there was such a practice: you were hypocritically asked, “Where do you want to go?”—and then they sent you where they wanted. I always liked cities with a double name: Monte Carlo, Buenos Aires, San Francisco—so I was sent to Kzyl-Orda. There, in Central Asia, I built my first and only bridge. (I won’t tell you its exact location: after all, the reader is a friend, and I give the address of my bridge only to enemies).
Having built my first bridge, I wrote my first play. People were afraid to walk over the bridge, but they went to the play. That’s how I traded roads for dramaturgy. Maybe that’s why there’s now such a shortage of good roads. (Though good plays too).
You know me: you are among the very few who sometimes manage to tear themselves away from the internet and stay for a couple of hours alone with their old, faithful friends—books.
And I am the author of this book. They call me a cheerful writer—don’t believe it. In essence, I’m a very sad person, and the only funny thing in my life is my own biography. For example, I hated mathematics since childhood, and I graduated from the Kyiv Automobile and Road Institute. (I won’t tell you how I graduated—because that would be not humor, but fantasy).
The teachers issued me a diploma, congratulated themselves on my graduation, and suggested that I choose a field of work. In those years there was such a practice: you were hypocritically asked, “Where do you want to go?”—and then they sent you where they wanted. I always liked cities with a double name: Monte Carlo, Buenos Aires, San Francisco—so I was sent to Kzyl-Orda. There, in Central Asia, I built my first and only bridge. (I won’t tell you its exact location: after all, the reader is a friend, and I give the address of my bridge only to enemies).
Having built my first bridge, I wrote my first play. People were afraid to walk over the bridge, but they went to the play. That’s how I traded roads for dramaturgy. Maybe that’s why there’s now such a shortage of good roads. (Though good plays too).
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000_00_Kanevskiy_A_Iduschie_na_smeh_Sinitsa_A
05:48
000_01_Soderzhanie
04:28
000_02_Obraschenie k chitatelyam
05:37
001_Iduschie na smeh
00:27
002_mozgi nabekren
01:05
003_Znaki prepinaniya
01:31
004_Podzemnyy perehod
01:44
005_Smeloe nachinanie
02:42
006_Spletni
03:25
007_Eto moya moneta
00:21
008_Letuchiy kot
02:59
009_Vseh naprokat
02:11
010_Vtoroe ubiystvo
02:44
011_Kachay ego!
02:59
012_Skvoz stenku
02:09
013_Rokirovka
02:57
014_Ukrali tramvay
06:22
015_Prodelki volshebnika
03:47
016_Smelyy pochin
05:34
017_Hranite svoi gody
10:21
018_Lyubite zhivyh
23:02
019_Staryy dvor
19:44
020_V prigorodnom avtobuse
15:30
021_Siamskie bliznetsy
09:38
022_Elena Ivanovna
10:50
023_Banket v kafe Belochka
08:04
024_V sluchae avarii nazhmite knopku
06:48
025_Syurpriz
07:54
026_Na zolotom kryltse sideli
08:49
027_Svoy chelovek na svadbe
01:09
028_Hochetsya…
02:12
029_Anekdot
01:45
030_Krugovorot
02:09
031_On i ona
02:04
032_Kolybelnaya
01:25
033_Poteryal uvazhenie
02:51
034_Bessonitsa
03:19
035_Meditsinskaya zagadka
03:04
036_Nastolnyy kalendar
00:29
037_Reportazh
10:08
038_Kak ya stal chempionom
05:44
039_V hokkey igrayu nastoyaschie muzhchiny
10:03
040_Zatyazhnoy pryzhok
04:54
041_Ya eschYo i snayper
05:39
042_Sluchaynaya vstrecha
04:45
043_Ispoved
07:53
044_A etot gripp
07:48
045_Na yat!
05:16
046_Idealnoe mesto
05:39
047_Ya i moya staya
06:01
048_Tehosmotr
03:57
049_Ekzamen
06:19
050_V pryamom efire
06:49
051_prazdnik deda Moroza
12:35
052_Papa vernulsya
09:06
053_Vnuk Moroz
05:40
054_Nebrityy kaktus
05:12
055_I za uchiteley svoih
22:33
056_Shestero v odnoy mashine, ne schitaya sedmogo
17:29
057_Remont
03:59
058_Velikiy izobretatel
29:08
059_Piknik
09:32
060_Prazdnichnyy syurpriz
06:07
061_Plastilinovaya mashiny
15:09
062_Chto nibud pushistenkoe
18:09
063_Kontrolnyy zaves
17:35
064_Iz nedavnego proshlogo
05:09
065_Ne gubite menya
07:11
066_Svadba s vypivkoy
05:00
067_Vnezapnaya reviziya
05:53
068_Strashnaya mest
07:45
069_Sobachya zhizn
02:56
070_Vozmutitel spokoystviya
06:53
071_Vot takie pirogi
18:32
072_Posylka iz Bombeya
04:21
073_Pismo prezidenta SSSR Mihaila Gorbacheva premer ministru Izrailya Itshaku Shamiru
09:53
074_Dyuzhina moih detey
05:44
075_Novyy metod
03:47
076_V pervyy raz v pervyy klass
04:39
077_Delo ob alimentah
08:15
078_Dyuzhina moih detey
35:34
079_Zastolnye stihi
13:55
080_Moskovskiy period. Prisnivshiesya strochki
39:41
081_Izrailskiy period. Epigrammy, shutki
