allarmeniangirl

That just screams Clueless!

Students rating their professors. - You can't cheat in her class because no one knows the answers. - His class was like milk, it was good for 2 weeks. - Houston, we have a problem. Space cadet of a teacher, isn't quite attached to earth. - I would have been better off using the tuition money to heat my apartment last winter. - Three of my friends got A's in his class and my friends are dumb. - Emotional scarring may fade away, but that big fat F on your transcript won't. - Evil computer science teaching robot who crushes humans for pleasure. - Miserable professor - I wish I could sum him up without foul language. - Instant amnesia walking into this class. I swear he breathes sleeping gas. - BORING! But I learned there are 137 tiles on the ceiling. - Not only is the book a better teacher, it also has a better personality. - Teaches well, invites questions and then insults you for 20 minutes. - This teacher was a firecracker in a pond of slithery tadpoles. - I learned how to hate a language I already know. - Very good course, because I only went to one class. - He will destroy you like an academic ninja. - Bring a pillow. - Your pillow will need a pillow. - If I was tested on her family, I would have gotten an A. - She hates you already.

Assuming it's true, the punishment couldn't have been to the homos because technically people weren't homosexuals then. But I think I know what you meant. I suppose when certain people (straight) began to be and "feel" different, that was the punishment. So... that just went on from there.

Didn't God create homosexuality as punishment? I heard this somewhere...

I would suggest getting an internship, so you get experience.

A couple of days ago I got to thinking that I may have a serious case of Arachnophobia, because I am terrified of spiders. I probably wouldn't be as scared if I saw a mouse or something. http://www.kolobok.wrg.ru/smiles/he_and_she/girl_cray.gif And no, I haven't done anything to face this fear.

Thanks girl!

But isn't that what marriage means? It did a long time ago. In Shakespeare's Othello, Desdemona demands that they don't take Othello because she got married to him and hasn't slept with him yet. Yikes!

"Excuse me, are you Georgian?" "No, I just have a stupid facial expression."

Here's my favorite. It's old, but very very good. I love it. http://www.kolobok.wrg.ru/smiles/standart/rofl.gif Leonid Agutin & Anzhelika Varum / Photographer / Karaoke http://youtube.com/watch?v=DnRV9otnohY&search=KVN Other: Misha Galustyan http://youtube.com/watch?v=BjzyQmfLYIo&search=galustyan Zvezdolyoty http://youtube.com/watch?v=pNt2tfH_S8c&search=KVN Kino Casting http://youtube.com/watch?v=-ttDBOqTtJE&search=KVN Malchish-kibalchish http://youtube.com/watch?v=pg65j6Y-PKo&search=KVN Dan dan nda nda do / Vesy / Babushka Siranush Nuha! http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ar1QNl09Hn8&search=KVN Oh kokaya zhenshina http://youtube.com/watch?v=6fyf3lOcyEs&search=KVN

lol. Tell it to this guy (Soso Pavliashvili). http://i1.tinypic.com/209oas9.jpg

This is a funny video from a KBH (KVN) Russian comedy group Utomlennoye Solncem. A funny short clip of Stallone VS Schwarzenegger. The clip is not in Russian (the first 20 sec or so are in Russian but the rest isn't) so you guys will understand. It's pretty funny and I think they were creative in coming up with this. Stallone is played by an Armenian, Mihail Galustyan who is also the leader of the group. I was going to post some funny vids from them too, but I don't know if there are any Russian speakers here. Here's the video... http://youtube.com/watch?v=b6P1guHKsIg&search=KVN

I also think they're good and I don't think it makes them any less of Armenians if they chose to rap. I like the beat.

Hahaha, that was great. The Microsoft Office War was funny. Nice find!

The reason why marrying outside of your race or ethnicity is bad, is because a lot of times it causes cultural problems. If you, love almost everything in your culture and how it is and what it's made up of, you are going to have a hard time being with someone of another ethnicity than you if they feel the same way about their culture. A lot of couples say that they will compromise their traditions, but down the line you are bound to hear things like, "Well, this is how we do things in my family" and that's when the drama begins. Different foods, dances, language, etc. A lot of times it's a lot of work to have interracial marriages work. I guess it can work when both people don't have any traditions and want to create their own. P.S. Sorry if I repeated anything that was already said in this thread. I didn't read all the comments. lol.

Ditto, basically because I can't stand the smell of cigarettes. Pet peeves: - People coughing and sneezing during finals. It's very annoying. - When people give you those "fake" smiles.

If we're talking about material things, then I am attached to my one and only doll from Yerevan. This doll is missing eyelashes on her right eye and I couldn't love her any less. I used to play with it so many times in Yerevan and in Ukraine. It used to be my mom's doll and when I was born, it became mine. That doll just holds a lot of memories. I remember brushing the doll's hair, washing her clothes, and other girly junk. Anyways, that doll is the best thing I have that reminds me of Yerevan and my childhood there. Something else that I am attached to are these one pair old jeans that I got about five years ago. Sure they're a little ripped right now, but they fit me fine and they are so comfortable.

Well, I think that shows respect the man has for the parents of the bride and fathers are usually flattered when a man does this. I mean, a daughter to the father is very precious. A father's love towards his daughter is different than towards his son. After the man asks her father, he goes on with proposing to the love of his life and hopefully she says yes. Her answer is the most important one of course. =)

This is probably going to sound a 'bit old fashioned, but I always liked the idea of the man coming up to the girl's father and asking his permission for his daughter's hand in marriage. Of course, do this if you are ABSOLUTELY sure the father will say yes. lol.

Pffff, men.

Groooosssssss. Have her come home alone to a floor filled with rose petals and candles all over the room. Hang a lot of photos of you and your special girl on the wall. Let there be a big box. Leave a bouqet of her favorite flowers on top of the box and let the note on the boquet read, "Open." Not wearing much clothing, you jump out of the box and ask her to marry you. Hahaha. If you think she won't like this or get scared, lol, then instead of getting in the box yourself, you can leave another box in the original big box and so forth. Then, she should find the little box for the ring inside the box, but don't put the ring in it (she might take it and RUN! haha, kidding). I should also mention that it would be sweet if you put rose petals inside the boxes too. Have the ring with you and then come out of the other room and get straight to it, proposing that is.

Hahahaha.

To waste time. lol.

My parents were born in Baku and so was I. Then we moved to Yerevan, and when I was five, we moved to Ukraine. Moved to the States when i was 10. :-)

Ok, this made me laugh. Hahaha. Oh, the memories. *sigh* Cheburashka was great too. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/allarmeniangirl/Avatars/cheburashka3.gif