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If I was not born Armenian then my second choice would be Italian. Preferrably from the southern part of Italy.

I just watched 15 Minutes (Robert DeNiro film). It was very good but the best part of it was the short dialog in Armenian ..at the Imigration line....lol...

I would like to second that. Even though most of us live outside of Armenia I would still like to congratulate and most of all thank all of our ladies for being the best in the world.

I am not a shy person at all. But when I came to US I was really shy for about 6 months until I got comfortable with my English skills. It ****ed not knowing how to speak in English.

Bari galust Ararat-73 jan.

quote:Originally posted by dragon: Love is the only feeling which can last forever. It is more than beuaty, greater than nature,. It is the spirit of life. Love can grow only by giving, by sacrifice, by sharing. As much as you give, as greater your love is. Love is like Oxygen...if you don't breath you die. Love is ''greedy''. It needs caring & sharing from both sides as well. Otherwiss, it turns to pain. Love is like tree. You have to nurture him every day, by warming him with your smile, attitude, respect and true feelings. Once you find true love, don't let it go! Keep it, warm it, make it grow and after a while you will appreciate its fruit, and feel happy by sitting in his very convinient shadow... In my opinion a person can have more than one true love. I personally have already experienced 2 true loves in my short lifetime. Hopefully it will not stop there. Sometimes losing your true love (or loves in my case) can be the best thing that happens to you. It made me a better person, who appreciates women more and life overall. Another comment that I have is that for some reason pain works as a better driving force for me than the love. Any comments?

I work as a credit services manager for a credit card company. No BS yet, I am always in and out of school. I probably will be done with my school when I am 30 or maybe 40.

quote:Originally posted by Pilafhead: Will do! I was actually going to see if you available for a beer this last time, but it turned into just a one-night trip. Maybe you can get me around the dumb drinking laws there (luckily Jazz games have their own rules!). You got it.

quote:Originally posted by levonyeshilian: Hi, I'd like to know when did Armenians started to settle down in California....and why especially there...... Levon jan, Armenians setteled in California because it is the place to be. I used to live in California but I had to move out because of family reasons. But everytime I visit California I feel like I am visiting my home. I hope to move back in couple months.

quote:Originally posted by LISA: LOL! My father tells me,,, Never trust a man who doesn't smoke, drink, or gamble... Hi Lisa. Your dad is a very wise man. You should stay away from all the guys who are too goody shoes...Go for the ones who are down to earth...lol

quote:Originally posted by Pilafhead: They do have a law/ordinance where you can't smoke within, I think, 25 feet of the entrance to certain buildings. Edgar, I was just in Salt Lake last month. Great city. I like traveling there. I always stay right across from the Temple at this nice little inn. This time was really cool, 'cause I got to check out a Jazz game. Pilafhead jan, you are right about the 25 feet smoking law. By the way, next time you are in Salt Lake City let me know. I leave 5 minutes away from the Temple as well as from the convention center.