Hey smart guys! Set aside your laptops and pick up this wonderful (dumb book with a "translite" translation that illiterate the name of the basic nodes from English) book that will tell you how to tie 50 vital nodes. If you are not aware of the difference between a strap (there is no such knot - there is a "half-grip") and a pile (there is no such knot - there is a "pile") knot or between a self-tightening arbor knot (more correctly - "Bulin") and a direct bandage (what else is this?), find out everything in this edition (it will confuse you completely!). Using step-by-step instructions, learn how to knit a knot that will help you out in any situation. And it doesn't matter if we are talking about sea nodes for swimming or loops for camping and hiking. You will learn the technique of simple nodes that will help you in your endeavors. Once you've mastered the basics, you'll be able to try more challenging tasks, such as making a bridle with your own hands to tame a wild beast or tying items in tight knots. But be vigilant, it's addictive! (To the authors of the translation, my wish is to be hungover before releasing such books! A spooky translation of Allen Marty's perfectly normal book - Marty Allen's "50 knots you need to know").