Harut

i hadn't heard about them before. so you're saying many Armenians are/were mason?

in Armenian, we call them, as a groub, "masonner"? or they have another name.

as "patshar"? you're kidding, aren't you?

it's in 2003, isn't it? the presidental term is for 5 years.

what is the Armenian translation of "mason"? i don't know what mason is and don't understand what you are talking about. please help me here.

i would love to see those pics, thank you. i haven't been in Armenia for 2-3 years already. so i don't really know what's going on currently. but back in 97-98, the players in Armenia (not the ones playing outside) were playing very bad. i even thought whating the national championship is a waste of time. but i naver missed "havakakani khagh". i hope we'll improve in the near future. it's a shame to have 3 teams (or 4?) playing in European arena and naver (almost) advance to second round. btw, i understand Armenian perfectly, so feel free to write in Armenian if nassessary. no clearification needed. send me those pics, please.

that was a joke of course. but if he tries he could become one, who knows. ok. i'm sure many of you have seen "Gladiator" and liked it. is it true that the duduk we hear sometimes throughout the movie is played by Jivan Gasparian? or is it another Armenian exagaration?

i agree that religion most of the time become political tool. sometimes it gets so much power that the religion itself becomes the politics. (holy roman empier). but i'm not a master in this area, so, please don't argue with me.

quote:Originally posted by dragon: Abres! Bala jan, Hayasdanits lav degh chga! Vor imanam yerp es gnalou, garogh a kez denalou gam hents vor tegh hasnem kez kzangem.

2 years ago, when i had been in US only a month or two, one Armenian girl, who was from Bairut, was trying to explain what radish means. it took prity long time before we anderstood each other. that was sad. other people that were looking from aside were confused. we both were Armenians, spoke Armenian perfectly, but didn't understand each other. [ June 11, 2001: Message edited by: Harut ]

vay, ba, vay.

thank you very much for the info. it's good that you have a great confidance in our football. but there is a problem, i don't see any motivation in the players. most of them are rather "siroghakan" than "profesional". i think what they need is more "khrakhusakanner", so players could tie their daily life with the game, not juse two or three practices a week and a game on weekends. Harut

quote:Originally posted by raffi: how do I take for example half of the above sentence? when you click those quotation sign, the post appears in the message box when you are going to type. now you can edit the text there, like i did to yours. but don't delete those weiard things before and after the message. common moderators, help us here. where are you???

quote:Originally posted by Tornado: Just to see how wired these racist discourse of mr. Raffiaharonian, Berj and surorus and harut have been. hmmm. as i recall, i naver expressed racist ideas in this forum. even though, i tend to be racist, rather nationalist, sometimes.

quote:Originally posted by MJ: Or should we call you Gilligan? who is Gilligan? i hope he's not the guy from that ancient tv show that they still show.

OK. the refferie has come!!!!!! <<<<< BREAK >>>>>>> time out!!!

i remember when the first "musical" cafes opened in Yerevan after the cisis of the 90's. they gave a new spirit to the city. the one right at the corner of Kievian, Halabian and Leningradian was awsome place, but also very expencive. what was the name of that cafe? i remember it was non-Armenian name because people made big deal out of it. they had great music too.

quote:Originally posted by dragon: A head on top Toes at the edge. Dragon what about the middle? as far as i know there is a little difference in there.

how did the game Armenia-Poland end? any ideas?

"yev karavan@ abu lalai..." yes verj@ sa chsovoretsi. te dasatus imanar vor angir aselu jamanak koghkins hushum er, ints kkhekhter.

quote:Originally posted by naira: I do find them very often, drago! them? you keep harem of guys or what?

even though i didn't have great time at my high school in US, but still as the draduation approaches i have this strang feeling that i don't want to leave the school. in those 2.5 years i've been counting the days, when i was going to graduate. but now, when there are only 2 more weeks left, i want to saty at school, accomplish what i haven't done, do some things differently, become friend with some people, never talk to some others...... and so on. is this usual? or i have problems? i just now realize that i liked school. it's a great place to send your day. well, i hope college will fix this. but i don't think it would be the same as high school. if only we could turn back the time.......

quote:Originally posted by MJ: Dear Boghos, You should've posted this material in the Humor forum. in my opinion, this is not humor but tragedy that so many false fact are poblished.

thanks Mos jan. there were only 3 Armenians who received awards today, me and onther 2 girls. i'm proud to go to the same school with them. each of them probably got 10-15 awards and different scholarships. they are really smart. but of course i'm the best in math.

you just click on the quotations right above the posting.