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eh??? did so ?

ay tgha Domino I need the password

Maral jan do you have a URL for this site? and did you notice it says 11/11/2007?

ham tramadrutyuns gtsetsir hamel tramabanutyuns.....................mi ara eli VAY

Well let me put it this way bro, it’s an overrated institution.

ok

Exo? I will gladly have it janik and Marals also

Armen Mandakunyanin khartsnem Mosjan es shapat or@, yete uzumes

che axper jan sranq sushi utogh chen, asel paps menak "masxara en anum" oh and Extra janik, congradulations

huh old? Marali tantig es inch e asum? I have been using it for the past 10 years, try to use a regular blade every day, braun is my brand, Rubo jan try latest aviator from them its as close as a blade, waxing is for gays, women and porn stars.

Sasun quns che tanum ay tgha, aravotyan ahagin gorts unem, pogh pity hastsnem ashxatoghnerin, pogh chka, hangist chka, qun chka, martkutyun chka, to konyaksel kins sax xmele 1 gram che toghel el el el.......................... es kyanq@ kyanq che, bolorits vat@ vor vaxnel sushi-mans gnatsela san francisco Sasun?................iran inch ka hima anush xrmpatsnuma

xmugi-harpugi-qnugi, bayts du pity lses Rubon vor irakanits et patmi bolor@

Hello and welcome to Hyeforum, the post in question was moved to Gevork Emin's thread here

hishumem gyxnel ama anun@ tegh@ chem berum, bayts vor hastat Geverk Chaushne dranum kaskats chunem, yev shenqnell tangaranne, gyughi anun@ hmmmmm khishem , bayts hishetsru. ayo Ujan, jishtes Andraniki Ardzanne

Azat jan bad link, its not working

Mosjan, Talini shrjan gyugh Ujan Gevork Chaushi (also know as Sasna sareri Aslan) patkerne/tangaranne.

isk inchu che nayev gazananots ??

Vodka Lemon (Francia/Italia/Svizzera/Armenia 2003) of Hiner Saleem with Romen Avinian, Lala Sarkissian, Rosanna Mesropian Screw, Yvan Franek, Armen Maroutnian In the snowy badlands of post soviet Armenia, village life is nearing subsistence level. The Russians have long departed (along with their subsidies), and almost all of the villages young men have gone abroad for work. In the heart of sixtysomething year old Hamo, a handsome widower living with his alcoholic oldest son and his beautiful granddaughter, hope rests through his youngest son, who has recently immigrated to France in search of work. Hamo's sole possessions on earth - seven dollars a month for military pension, an old armoire, a broken soviet television set and his military suit – are barely enough to sustain him, leaving the grizzled patriarch to spend his days awaiting word—and money—from Paris. Biding time, Hamo finds contentment through his daily bus trips to the local cemetery where his wife has been laid to rest. It's during one of these visits that Hamo notices Nina, a beautiful fifty-year old widow who, like Hamo, is struggling to survive the harsh conditions of life in the village following the loss of her husband. Although an initial attraction between the two is clear, Hamo's loyalty to his dead wife and Nina's shyness forestalls the two from allowing the sparks to fly. Nina retreats to her job at the desolate village bar, Vodka Lemon, and Hamo hustles home with hope waning that his son in Paris has mailed him. The letter does in fact arrive but the money Hamo is so desperate for isn't included. Retreating back to the cemetery, Hamo once again runs into Nina and with a few kind gestures the two begin a September-December romance that will lead to the film's indelible conclusion: a Chagall-like vision of love among the ruins. Winner of the San Marco prize at the Venice Film Festival, Vodka Lemon is a bittersweet concoction with a kick. As one character says, the only thing the Russians have left them is the one thing they didn't have before—their freedom. The miracle of Vodka Lemon, the third feature by exiled Iraqi Kurd director Hiner Saleem, is that this portrait of an abandoned community is so magically upbeat. With its stunning, blinding-white vistas, its lovely Armenian score, and its Iosseliani-esque whimsy, the film celebrates its quirky characters at the same time that it mourns their plight. -- © New Yorker Films http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/vodka_lemon/about.php

no problem, you welcome anytime friend

vay Gem hoqit chtsava

What a bold statement, most women? Well, what can I say, maybe SOME did prostitution, but most? makes me wonder when someone types these kind of words, thoughts one has a reality and facts at hand or merely a convenient way of describing the situation, yes I heard and know, but that’s just a very small percentage! What makes it so tragic is women who couldn’t nor were able to take care of the family had committed suicide rather selling them self’s for prostitution

Mosjan yete petqe asa ban anem Maralin

there is an new apology section Maralig apa mi shud erre

what on earth are you talking about Tantig? wow it was just a coffee sudgestion lets ban Maral

Maral here http://hyeforum.com/index.php?showtopic=8512 now you can get Movses a coffee, from me