MosJan

"With the exception of younger new generation Armenian singers.." Thank you atlist for this one The king of the most cheesiest Music Vodeo is Nazo The KIng of the Raboz I do see many positive changes in our music videos, And Anushik jan get a H1 Armenian Satellite TV  you will se more then enough new Music videos that are excellent. Andre – Horovel Alla - Hayastan ( The original not the re-mix) Shushan Depi Yerkir Anna – Hayreniq Aramo & Emma – Duet We can go on and on  Only 2 weeks a go H1 TV was showing a 60minut long program by Yergi PAri Tratron – something like 20~22 songs !!! well don Excellent job by the singers and Arthur. time changes se do we and our music Videos The main Armenian TV studio just got the 3d and Blue Screen equipment 7~8 months a go. I have seen some new nune and Shushan Videos By Hrach that are excellent. And lets not forget in USA or in abroad war None Armenian producers & Artists make $$$$$$$$$$$ more then the state budget of republic of Armenia is have all the money and the reassures on tear fingertips to work and bring the best of the best to there consumers, wan in our case artists make $$$$ & the poor market, illegally shared / distributed coped product is not making enough money for the production to make a video or atlist something good for you and for me. The bottom line is if no $ is spend on the product by the consumer, if the stillllllling and illegal shearing going to continue we will not see any good music and or videos soon. So each one of you/us do your part support your artist and the producers. MOvses

can i post a joke MAral jan ??? thenk you 1. How does an LA policeman go fishing? He catches one fish, then beats it until it tells him where the others are. 2. Did you hear why the LA Police had to leave the Dodgers' game early? To beat the crowd. 3. LAPD officer: We arrested this man beating the s*** out of some poor slob for no reason at all! What should we charge him with? Desk Sergeant: Impersonating an Officer. 4. What's the difference between a police officer in San Francisco and a police officer in Los Angeles? A police officer in San Francisco will dance and have a few drinks when he says he's going out "clubbing."

Es menak menak Taredqarts eq anum ??? : extra jan Taredartst shnorhavor !! ameniyn bariq qez yev hajorutyun :

Vahan jan pasadena inch es kortsrel / che che mi ary pasadena Smog@ shat liq@ mardiq / che hech lav chi gna Azati Qaraq@ Yerevan Jr.

This is nothing new to me / we do have this kind of situations at our store / If your looking for a advise janik wear the ring and be proud after all this is what your fiancé has chosen for you – dawn the line, first year anniversary or something like that you con tell him what you like, or join him on his search of finding a wedding ring set . And remember us a ring that you will be wearing every day - you don’t need something big, it’s in your best interest to have something HAMEST, not to flashy, eye caching, since your not home all the time and your man will not be next to you every moment to guard you and the ring. Some start of a nice ring - then each year anniversary add a stone to it, then make the matching earrings and charms, then add the berth stones on of the kids to it, on the end it becomes the family ring. MOvses

Vahan jan chem hishum muys angam, k@portsem qich xmel yev ushadir linel. MOvses

http://www.tvguide.com/tv/watercooler/images/040120water.jpg By Sarah Hall A reality riddle from the folks at Fox: What would happen if you crossed The Bachelorette with Average Joe, then added a dash of The Joe Schmo Show? Answer: My Big Fat Obnoxious Fianc, the latest in televised reality wedding fiascos with-a-twist. Dubbed the "ultimate practical joke" by the network, the six-episode, partially scripted series is Fox's answer to ABC's saccharine but high-rated Trista and Ryan's Wedding. At first glance, the show's premise seems familiar: Randi, a comely 23-year-old schoolteacher, is a bride-to-be whose wedding buildup will be followed by a camera crew for full disclosure. But it's there that the similarities to Trista's cotton candy-themed nuptials come to a screeching halt. Because Steve, Randi's hubby-to-be, isn't a hunky Ryan Sutter-type--on the contrary, he's a mother-in-law's nightmare: unattractive, unappealing and altogether undesirable. And, up to the point she learns of her daughter's engagement, Steve's future mother-in-law is totally unaware that he exists at all. In the series premiere, Randi is charged with announcing her surprise wedding plans to suitably horrified family and friends and introducing them to the ghastly Steve. Enter the first twist: Randi's not really marrying Steve--but if she can convince her nearest and dearest that she is indeed tying the knot, she'll win a million dollars. That means going through all the motions--meeting with the wedding planner, enduring a bridal dinner, sitting through a rehearsal dinner and even exchanging "I do's." But even Randi's not fully in the know--which brings up twist number two. The so-called bride-to-be is under the impression that her faux intended is pulling the same fast one on his family that she is, with the end goal of receiving a cash prize. In fact, Steve and his "family" are all professional actors, straining their improvisational skills to the limit to keep up with the "real" world action. All of this trickery falls within Fox's framework for the most intense practical joke ever televised. The hijinks premiere January 19, taking the slot vacated by the ill-fated Fox drama Skin. Meanwhile, in the traditional reality-programming world, ABC's formula for taking one attractive eligible and inundating him or her with a host of desirable singles seems to have finally paid off in the case of Trista and Ryan. After the network paid for the duo's multimillion-dollar wedding extravaganza, the newlyweds honeymooned at an exclusive island resort before returning to their Colorado hideaway. The Sutters will make their next public appearance Thursday, when they are scheduled to adorn the FTD float at the annual Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California.

70~80% ARmenian is still god Azat jan the place is nice and it's is #1 Armenian restaurant in LA it has a B Azat jan yes el asetsy muys angam Hatsatun havaqvenq to bad

What do they serve in the armenian restaurants You know the traditional staff Russian & medal eastern food One place in La / Glendale to go if you like 100% Armenian atmosphere and food is Hatsatun, the place is designed after well known restaurant in Armenia Tsaxkadzor / the moment you walk in you fill like your back home - you have Tundir / Khnotsy / Armenian folk music is in the backhand, all of the employees are warring traditional Armenian Taraz – like from Sasun & mush The food is excellent, 90% Armenian and the prices are just fine I’ll se if can get some of the pictures / from last time we was dining at hatsatun

I wouldn’t post this if I was you now some of our forum members ( we only have 2 of them that we know ) will be PM’ing XxSip asking him out for a date :)/ in that blue dress of yours. just a joke xxxSipanxxx Happy Birthday

THOTH that was not nice Wan someone tells you something you ( insult ) remember even after a year – and demand a apology – but wan your insulting you like to be left alone ??? I will get back with you wan I have more time Movses

hmmm~ can't we just get along stop !!! it's enugh

I have restart the mission for the 3rd time I’m having way to much fun using the sniper just on top of the bridge ") I ca see all around me

one more insult from you ~ you will be banned.

Accel jan nothing wrong in a second hand staff

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The International Chess Federation (FIDE) declared 2004 as the year of Tigran Petrossyan, legendary Armenian chess player. Petrossyan was the 9th World Chess Champion. He took first place at the 1962 Curacao Candidates tournament to become the challenger for the world chess championship. In 1963 Petrossyan challenged Mikhail Botvinnik for the World Championship and won with 5 wins, 15 draws, and 2 losses. He was born on June 17, 1929 in Tbilisi, Georgia, of Armenian parents. In 1946 he moved from Tbilisi to Yerevan and that year won his first Armenian Championships. In 1948 he repeated his success. In 1949 he moved to Moscow and in 1951, 1956 and 1968 won the Moscow Championships. Petrossyan was USSR Champion in 1959 and 1961 and in 1966 defeated Boris Spassky to remain World Champion. In April 1969 Petrossyan lost the crown to Spassky. Petrossyan played more than 2,500 games, winning more than 62 percent of points. His peak rating was 2680. On August 13, 1984 he died from cancer in Moscow.

HyeBruni : Tata Simonyans CD's Seaphan: his jeep and his Zr2 + his free Buffet pass me: my left hand fingers:

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S@rika:) hla mi dzerqs @enknes

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