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isthatu
  Jan 26, 08, 09:29  #91

rah rah rasputin lover of the russian queen...


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southern
  Jan 26, 08, 09:31  #92

isthatu wrote:
rah rah rasputin lover


It was not only the Queen.Rasputin was a lover of the whole Russia.

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isthatu
Edited by: isthatu  Jan 26, 08, 09:34  #93

by the rivers of stalingrad,where we sat down,and there er er,we smashed the gitleritte fa a shists...


jeez,just noticed..RAS PUTIN !!!! any connection? ;)


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southern
  Jan 26, 08, 09:36  #94

isthatu wrote:
we smashed the gitleritte fa a shists...


Gitler kaput.

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ConstantineK
  Jan 26, 08, 09:40  #95

southern wrote:
ConstantineK wrote:
You forget MUST!
Budou staratsia Velitsestvo.


RAD STARAT"SYA VASHE VELICHESTVO, sounds better and more servile.

celinski wrote:
meaning?
southern wrote:
Budou staratsia Velitsestvo.


Something like: Glad to serve you, your magesty. This phrae regular spelled with popped eyes, stood stright and with expression of idiotic adoration on the face.

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isthatu
  Jan 26, 08, 09:45  #96

Russian Big Man...

sov_tank_snapper.jpg
sov_tank_snapper.jpg


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celinski
  Jan 26, 08, 10:05  #97

[quote=isthatu] Russian Big Man...

American's big man.... LOL




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ConstantineK
  Jan 26, 08, 10:14  #98

Unfortunatly I should go home, thank you all for warm company. See you later in Monday!

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celinski
Edited by: celinski  Jan 26, 08, 10:15  #99

ConstantineK wrote:
thank you all for warm company



Have a good weekend.

DISCUSSION TECHNIQUE

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Anything a man says after that is the beginning of a
new argument.


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celinski
  Jan 26, 08, 11:32  #100

Under The Needle: They who should not be forgotten
A Pole who survived Soviet slavery and World War II and reached America wants his people to be remembered

"I told you the story is a long one. One that people should not forget."

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/348850_needle26.html


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paczka
  Jan 27, 08, 13:12  #101

Grzegorz_ wrote:
Prince Charles


LOL

ConstantineK wrote:
Are you joking? The city was renamed not in 2003, but after the stalin death....Well, it's a monsterous lack of knowledge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!

I said, it was renamed in Stalingrad back in 1930-ies, but in 2003 the parliament hold an mockup voting on whether people want to call the city Stalingrad the same as before. Oh, and it was way before rehabilitation of Stlin, so yes, people wanted to live in the city which commemorates the victory over Nazis, not Stalin himself.

PS Well, its a monstrous lack of English ;)))
celinski wrote:
meaning?

Will do, Your Royal Highness (in bad Russian)

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ConstantineK
  Jan 29, 08, 06:05  #102

paczka wrote:
I said, it was renamed in Stalingrad back in 1930-ies, but in 2003 the parliament hold an mockup voting on whether people want to call the city Stalingrad the same as before. Oh, and it was way before rehabilitation of Stlin, so yes, people wanted to live in the city which commemorates the victory over Nazis, not Stalin himself.
PS Well, its a monstrous lack of English ;)))


Well, may be but i think that it is just simple lack of attention. Could you forgive me. Pleaaaase? BTW, there were no a trial overe Stalin, though he couldnt be rehabilitated!

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celinski
  Jan 29, 08, 07:55  #103

ConstantineK wrote:
Stalin, though he couldnt be rehabilitated!



Thank you


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