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Celebrity Idiots -- The Jamie Fox and Hulk Hogan Edition
Josh: "Just don't tell me, ovod, that you're going to the gym so you can become the next Andre the Giant, or some such wrestler." hahahah I have fallen under the table and writhed from laughter )))). Don't worry about this, Josh )). This is not my size :).— April 24, 2009 11:46 a.m.
Celebrity Idiots -- The Jamie Fox and Hulk Hogan Edition
"How is the raw diet going for you? How's digestion?" Digestion is excellent. The first year was difficult, cos I always wanted to eat. My health is fine and I look good. I go to the gym, don't smoke, don't drink alcohol. I just live )). This is not advertising ))).— April 24, 2009 3:24 a.m.
Celebrity Idiots -- The Jamie Fox and Hulk Hogan Edition
SDaniels: "How about lucky with your knife?" I bring a minimum of problems in this sense :). The last two years I eat only raw food: raw vegetables, fruits, nuts and honey. And I don't mix products. Although, I eat cooked a fish or a chicken once a month or less.— April 24, 2009 12:35 a.m.
Celebrity Idiots -- The Jamie Fox and Hulk Hogan Edition
Lisa: Thank YOU :) SDaniels: "Ovod, do you eat a rustic-style borscht, with all of the veggies intact, or a smooth velvety one?" No, I don't... So happened, that we (all my family) always chop vegetables for soup, borscht and cabbage soup. Honestly, I hardly imagine a borscht with all of the veggies intact. If only these veggies are very tiny. Pierogi is a great food. We eat fastfood in the cities, pelmeni and other stuff. If you're lucky with your wife, you will have pierogi and meatballs )). If not... Well, you know )). BTW, Pelmeni from the store is a terrible stuff, really.— April 23, 2009 2:07 p.m.
Celebrity Idiots -- The Jamie Fox and Hulk Hogan Edition
The Breshnev years... yeah... I was ten years old when Breshnev died. I looked his bio on the Wiki )). Don't think that I knew about this. lol. Хлеб и чай, да )). A paradox: people, living in St. Petersburg called the dark bread as "bread" and the white bread as "long loaf" or "bun". For example, if I go to the store, I say "I buy bread and long loaf". A man, living in Moscow, says: "I buy the dark bread and white one". What about vodka, I do not drink it )). I want to say that I don't use alcohol. Though, people from other countries believes, that Russian people drunkards )). It's another paradox to me. "I know Russia has changed since those days". Yes, now Russia has nothing similar with that Russia. I want to say: "Россия сейчас совсем другая".— April 23, 2009 4:08 a.m.
Celebrity Idiots -- The Jamie Fox and Hulk Hogan Edition
Lisa: Thank you for the explanation. I see, Russian Dressing is like a carrot in Korean: all the world eating this, except the Koreans themselves )))). We make sandwiches, but without sauces. And our sandwiches are different from yours. Our sandwich is a piece of black or white bread with some butter (or without it) and a piece of sausage or cheese, or ham on it. Salads we refueled mayonnaise or vegetable oil. Other sauces are not too popular in Russia. The meat is served mustard or horseradish. Oh, yes! I forgot about ketchup.— April 23, 2009 2:48 a.m.
Celebrity Idiots -- The Jamie Fox and Hulk Hogan Edition
Josh: lol. I apologize in advance if I misunderstood your question. Do you think that in Russia the Internet is cut off from the world? )) We're find an information the same as any people, living in any other country - we're writing a query in the search engines (google, yahoo and etc.). These queries are different from each other only by languages. You're right, this blog I found in Google "Hulk Hogan news". I'm engaged in a development of sites on the Internet and I fill the news content of these web sites. So someone explain to me what means "Russian dressing" or not? I'm understand, of course, that you amused my questions, but none the less...— April 23, 2009 1:16 a.m.
Celebrity Idiots -- The Jamie Fox and Hulk Hogan Edition
SDaniels: "Parlez un peu?" I would be more than happy to chat with you in French if I remembered something )). I studied French at school and at the institute, and my teacher always told me that I read very well and I have excellent pronunciation. But with all these merits, I didn't understand any word from all texts, that I read. Though... I remember couple of poems in French )). Lisa: "Thank you for putting Lermontov into Russian for me." You're welcome. BTW, it's a very beautiful translation in English. I found it on a web site. Josh: Russian dressing? What's this? "Damn you guys, I was being sarcastic about the headband thing!" And vainly. As they say in Russia: fakir was drunk and his magic failed. ))))) Anyway, Lisa was right: Hogan does look cool in the headband.— April 22, 2009 4:46 a.m.
Celebrity Idiots -- The Jamie Fox and Hulk Hogan Edition
Josh: Yes, I saw "The Wrestler". It's the good movie... Especially I impressed by the end. "that Hulk does look cool with those bandanas he wears all the time!" Yeah, I agree. I want to say that Hogan, at least until 2005 year, never lost his form. My respect to him for that! And I'm sure, if would not his injuries, he still would have been in the best form. A beautiful body it is a heavy daily work. I go to the gym every day, so I know.— April 21, 2009 11:24 a.m.
Celebrity Idiots -- The Jamie Fox and Hulk Hogan Edition
Thank you, magicsfive! If to talk seriously about the humor (wordplay.lol)... Well, if you live in Russia... It's impossible to live without the humor in this country )). Because it is not the country, it is an unpleasantness. I'll try to explain. The country, where the government does not care about people; where there are tiny pensions for people, whom all their lives, worked for this country; where they spit on people with disabilities; where veterans of the ww2 will have normal apartments, only about 2010... In Russia people don't live, they just survive. So without the humor, here is very bad. )) P.S. All things that I said above, does not mean that I don't love Russia. The great Russian poet Lermontov wrote: "I love my land, but with a queer passion/.../ But I do love - and I don't know why". For Lisa in Russian ))): "Люблю отчизну я, но странною любовью/.../Но я люблю - за что, не знаю сам".— April 21, 2009 7:40 a.m.