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che yerevi sotovi-i bill@ cheyin tvel, kamel BMW yev MB-i yes edpesel chhaskatsa, ov um knikna, ov um barekamna, che axper, kam yesem gjvel kamel es joxovrtinen gji tex drel. Karen Janibekyan, ove tesel bari aravot film@?

ha duza asum apon, kamel jxer xcho-i taksin jxer @siq anekdod m@ hishi, orem, jxer xchoyi taxin 5 hoqi jahelner knstin! ksen, spesna yepeja qshe usta jan, ishte kqshe........kse, txeq hartsem krnal tam dzez? eh ashtosh usta xcho ench e eghe or? lav txeq jan, krna exni or xmats eq? che usta, hnchi? krna exni or qashats eq? che Usta jan....benmmel chga. chka? h@ b@ or urats chiq, xmats el chiq, H@nchi eq 5 hoqov nstel araji sidelnikin? mi hatel. giteq xi er kordilos@ manto engel Lennagani gazanatotsum?

en Meschian u Haxverdyane lezva-kriv chhaskatsa edpesel, es inch kexni lao, ureyinq u urenq gnum, dzeznits mek@ hishume NAR DOSI aragyalner vep@, kam Raffi-i kaytser@, Harutyun Mkrtichyani ANHAYT ZINVORE HISHATAKANE?....mi shat hamentanur embrnum ka es 3 veperi mej

bayts duk demk eq lsi, Arrata jan el KRAZ, ZIL, PIDISHYAT chmnats aper.....parsiknerin lom yerkat ( poxpat ) tsaxin gnats , inchov paxtsnes? maybakov?

Lav, Nvart jan. be good entamene im kartsiqneye asum

edpes em tesnum Nvart jan

looks like she is a one smart business women, and she gets all the a$$$$$tensions she can want or have, along with African connections.

yes el chem zarmanum

Iskapes, apres Serj jan

sadness has set upon my soul, and now this panamerican.com Two Armenian coaches shot dead in Guatemala August 10, 2011 - 11:22 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Two Armenian track and field coaches for the Guatemalan national athletics team were shot dead in the country’s capital near the Mateo Flores Stadium, local police said. The two coaches, Manvel Maloyan, 60, and his son, David, 30, were shot at an intersection after an argument broke out between the Maloyans and a taxi driver over a supposed traffic violation in the early hours of Tuesday, August 9, a witness said. During the argument, a passenger in the taxi pulled out a revolver and shot David in the face. His father ran to his side to try and help him, but was shot as well. Both men were rushed to a hospital, however, died hours later from gunshot wounds. The perpetrator fled the scene. Police have made sketches of the gunman and a search has begun. Manvel Maloyan has been coaching the Guatemalan national team for 10 years and his son, David, joined later to help his father, RIA Novosti reported. Guatemala is considered one of the most dangerous countries in Latin America. According to official statistics, an average of 16 murders occur daily.

oh come one people, i dont belive a clergiman in Armenia would do such a thing, I know what I'm saying, at 2009 when i was in surp Hrepsimeh church in Etchmiatsin, I wanted a cross to me blesses ( orthnel) at the end i ofered a gesture to the prist and he politly declined and said ASTVATS DZEZ HET i DONT WANT TO POISEN MY SOUL, even if its thru, i stick and belive what i see, not what i read

Arpa jan, Bagavan te, Bagaran?

Yervant jan its understandable, as one of our great Hagop Baronian said. Yerekoyan yerp yekexetsvo drner@ pakin, Xach Xorani Voskuts er, artu martik yegan at voskya xach@ paydener.

Happy Birthday dear

yes this made my hectik morning OK, Thanks Nane jan, Bravo Astxikin!!!

Sorry, I dident know where to post this, but reading this made my Day:) System of A Down UP North in Mountain View Review By: David Saakyan What exactly defies a particular generation? An anthropological assessment would argue that music has and still holds a vibrant foothold in the forefront of molding a generational identity. A cliché or not, music is the one source of communication that has mastered itself into an art which has no boundaries or limits, making us feel what no other existing thing on this planet can. For my parents (and all those who lived during their generation), the now-nostalgic sounds of Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple or Pink Floyd represent much more than just a bunch of tracks off popular rock records. They remain to them as remnants of a generation that no longer exists, and a culture that defied their youth. As I stood in my seat at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California, impatiently waiting for the grand arrival of System of a Down after a five year hiatus, it all began to make sense. Like a good Virgo should, I began to analyze just about everything and everyone that surrounded me at the venue. I had finally realized what it meant to be reunited with my youth. It was surreal, the feeling of being physically present in an event that ultimately served as a catalyst for thousands of fans to collectively relive a cultural remnant of a decade and a generation. As the clock neared 9:15, the curtain which covered all that was visible of the stage lit up and the music began. Just like that, five years of unbearable anticipation had come to an end. System of a Down was finally here. The first song off the set list that night was “Prison Song,” which coincidently is the first track off System of a Down’s critically acclaimed 2001 album, Toxicity. The band covered major ground that night by playing nearly thirty songs. With great energy, eye-widening visual effects and a magnificent sound, I was literally blown away with the band’s dedication to sounding better than ever. Fans were also fortunate enough to hear songs such as “Soldier Side,” “P.L.U.C.K” and “Tentative,” a true rarity to hear at a System of a Down gig. There was something magical about the aura that existed that night at the Shoreline Amphitheatre. I couldn’t help myself from feeling as though System of a Down’s concert was far more than just a one-dimensional event. Amidst the mushroom clouds of smoke, flashing lights and screaming fans, I had found myself in a state of great satisfaction. You see, to a musician or a passionate fan, nothing is more Lyoux than getting the opportunity of having the ultimate concert experience. A lyoux event doesn’t necessarily need to be affiliated or correlated with materialism, wealth or superficiality. I had travelled from Los Angeles to northern California with my three friends to be part of an experience that was bigger than us.

Movses, Azat jan, shnorhavor dzer tsnund@ txeq jan

Zartong jan dra hamarel tiflis baku en gnum eti qshelov, bayts Bentley che ayl, zaparojets!

isk inch tarberutyun Nane? du karoxes mi tsragir asel ur che brnabarvum mer lezun, grakanutyun@, arvest@.... ES ARAVOT DITUMEYI "MER LEZUN MER XOSK@ u shat hajuyq statsa, urish tsragir ka?

eh Anoushig jan, looks like we believe on everything negative we reed on web & papers.....I still believe on young generation to stand up, yet more and more i see around, new generation is domed and, or; they suffer from Rassian influence, American, Dutch, french, English. try to ask them about Xachaturyan, Teryan, Hamo Bek-Nazarian, shirvanzade, Sevak, quchak, Narekatsi, u charents...tox neren indz mer metser@ voronts chem aknarkum...parzapes hoqnelem es amen inchits im sireli 2rktox@ Charentsi. "du es inchi masin inchu mi sur epigram ches grum yes im dzerqers amen mi kextot bani chem qsum"

bayts inchenq xosum enkerner? ba da show e? shnorq e? tuuuuuuuu

yes he did,I got the email from Armenia weekly. Rest is peace

Arpa Dayi:)

ya its funny yet tragic, why these kind of people get attention and wave/air time? I'm amazed how much this country has changes since i came here long ago, every sensible person understands the world is going hard times, this is when volchers begin to feed/fist. these kind of idiots should be locked away. Hima mets grox Raffi xosk@ Mi xent/apush/himmar (Bush) me qar glorets posi mej, 10000000000 xeloq chkaroxatsan hanel.