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Quensidently I just came back from drinking cold sake and eating a raw fish

people will be quoting lines from this forum long after this forum is gone.

Chorni, those are my fayvorit movies, especialy the first one "lock, Stock and two smoking barrels" hahahahaha faniset movie i ever seen. gotta love british comady in fact I'll be watching them tonight, again. quote from the Movie. "ya tyron why did you do that" hellerios, i must confess, had to watch them to so many times till i understood what were they saying.

Azat Jan, it’s testosterones vs. estrogens contest, The age old fight sure will continue till end of time. Never argue with women, when things get tough go get her a box of chocolates then she is all yours (make sure its Swiss) PMS (potential murder suspect) oooops

I think James Brown said it perfectly in the song, "Its a man's world" This is a man's world, this is a man's world But it wouldn't be nothing, nothing without a woman or a girl You see, man made the cars to take us over the road Man made the trains to carry heavy loads Man made electric light to take us out of the dark Man made the boat for the water, like Noah made the ark This is a man's, a man's, a man's world But it wouldn't be nothing, nothing without a woman or a girl Man thinks about a little baby girls and a baby boys Man makes then happy 'cause man makes them toys And after man has made everything, everything he can You know that man makes money to buy from other man This is a man's world But it wouldn't be nothing, nothing without a woman or a girl He's lost in the world of man He's lost in bitterness

In case, and if occasion would arise, now you know where to send her, save the flower money dude.

next time your mate says "you broke my heart" tell him/her to go get some medical help. ****************************************************************************** 'Broken-Heart Syndrome' Has Medical Link A sudden shock, such as hearing news of a death in the family, can trigger a condition that appears to be a massive heart attack except that the victim suffers no lasting damage, a study reports today. The condition, which researchers have dubbed the ''broken-heart syndrome,'' mimics a heart attack, leading doctors to believe the heart has suffered severe damage. But instead, the heart is temporarily stunned, Johns Hopkins cardiologist Ilan Wittstein says. ''Massive heart attacks don't get better within a matter of days,'' he says. Japanese doctors described the syndrome in the 1990s, but today's report in The New England Journal of Medicine is the first to identify the condition in the USA. Folklore long has held that traumatic events are capable of triggering an apparent heart attack, and today's study solidifies the link between the emotions and the heart, says Sidney Smith, a cardiologist at the University of North Carolina and a spokesman for the American Heart Association. ''This is real, and it's important to recognize,'' Smith says. Although no one has counted cases, Smith says broken-heart syndrome, which often is misdiagnosed as a heart attack, ultimately will account for a fraction of the 7 million heart attacks that occur in the USA each year. Wittstein stumbled upon the syndrome after seeing a patient who had experienced what was described as a massive heart attack after learning of her mother's death. Within a short time, the Hopkins doctors were treating two more patients who had suffered an emotional shock and were displaying heart attack symptoms. The team collected 19 cases for the study; most were middle-aged or older women. Doctors soon ruled out a heart attack, which occurs when a blockage, often a blood clot, interrupts blood flowing to the heart. Tests found no sign of a blood clot or blockage, and no evidence suggested that the heart tissue had been irreversibly damaged, Wittstein says. Two weeks later, patients' heart functions returned to normal, which is almost unheard of when someone has had a major heart attack. Soon after the event occurred, the doctors measured very high blood levels of catecholamines, which are stress hormones released after an emotional trauma. Subjects had catecholamine levels about 30 times higher than normal. The surge of stress hormones overwhelms the heart, leaving the powerhouse unable to pump effectively, Wittstein says. After the shock subsides, the level of stress hormones drops, and the heart's pumping power returns. The study raises some important questions, such as why women seem more vulnerable to broken-heart syndrome than men, Smith says, and whether people who have had one attack are prone to another. ''This paper points to a need for more research,'' he says. Source: USA TODAY

amen to that aint that the truth, ask me this is a years of experiance talking, Nairi jan just a little humor Kin@ Katun U satanan mi tsexitsen

shame on you, you dirty dog

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Ok, so, you knowledge in Egyptian mythology is impeccable.

dont wonder to much or you'll start walking on 4 Stormig

I will ask members not be so creative with there expressions, lets just calm down please. and welcome to Hyeforum Solaris

I'm glad New England won but, this had to be the most boring super bowl I ever watched. Rubo jan how about sushi on newbery?

this is going to be the greatest supper bowl ever, I have my money on New England. Armat probbly changed the locks to his house and barried him self with case of beer in the bedroom Rub jan if they win I'm taking you to the nicest restorant in Boston next week

Ծափիկ ծափիկ ծիրանիկ ունեմ տատիկ ու պապիկ պապս ցախ է կոտրատում տատս ճաշ է պատրաստում իսկ ես նստած ծառի տակ նկարում եմ մի անուշիկ նապաստակ իհարկէ սա վոտանավոր է, և ոչ թե երք

Let’s see what memories this will bring out amongst you Կապույտ երկնքում, արևն է շողում պիոներական շեփորնե հնչում ջան իմ ծաղկաձոր որքան սիրուն ես քո գրկում ինչքան մանուկներ ունես...................և այլն այսքանը հիշողություններիցս.

I have heard of his wife and she has done a lot not only for recognition but for whole human rights issue in turkey, if I;m not mistaken she served some time in turkish jail for traslating "40 days of Musa dagh" novel.

I couldn’t resist saying "this is a beginning of a beautiful relationship" for some reason you two were making a great arguments........damn now its all over

yerpeq! bayts suzanav@ i-nkati unes te dzknikner@? hamel vaxna higshapti

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Sushin lav ban che tgherq jan, chuteq! PS. es temperov gna mi 2 taruts heto pid sksenq suzanaver utel.

I did know Edward was not of Armenian origin Kakachik, I'm more curios about Ed and Vart, and it’s not EG its EQ

Thanks Arpa jan So "Ed-Vart" has a connection to vartavar as I understood? I was born at the day of Vartavar so my folks name me after it, I heard from my elders "Ed" means "ARU" in some anciant Armenian dialects.

Humanism does not only define by limiting one with the phrase “love for people” unless one is not a Human in a thru meaning of the sence