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I don't know what pleasures Vladimir referred to. Must be some kind of shows I don't watch :-k
The reference is to a Russian modern poet and my namesake, Vladimir Vishnevskiy, who wrote, "Pleasures have to be expensive". Some other verses are "Don't vulgarize my love to you with your consent" and "Yes, I have cheated on you, but never - in my thoughts!"... I believe, however, that for non-russian speakers these verses have no sense/humor to it, especially after my modest translation
Wish you a lot of happy moments, Andy.
If life was a continuous function of time, and the happiness was the area under it's curve, then, given all the constrains, I would wish you to draw your curve in such a way that your happiness is maximum possible. :smt041