channels are cool, and clan channels are very cool. however, one of the best things about channels, is going ld so people know you’re dead. any way we could get like a ‘so-and-so has died!’ message added to clan channel (far fetched, i know) or just at least have person leave channel when they drop link?
i think thats a good idea. i get alot of use out my are you dead pinger from ctalk leavers
That feature of channels is basically a bug; I know you guys love it so I manage to restrain myself and not fix it, but it takes a struggle to do so every time I think about it.
crosses fingers quick someone distract KJ
Huh huh, nice weather today, isn’t it? :P
oh absolutely lovely, have you seen the birds around here? Norwegian Blues, beautiful plumage.
I see Tennesy mountain goats… errrrrr… yes, nice birdies!
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you know… i never get tired of seeing that… I still think its friggin hilarious! :twisted:
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You`re seeing mountain goats in St-Petersburgs downtown ? Nice !
I think it was your birthday last weekend……so HAPPY BIRTHDAY !
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there aren’t any mountain goats in St-Petersburg but proly polar bears are, I believe.
I think it was your birthday last weekend……so HAPPY BIRTHDAY ![/quote:2sa1lj8z]
mwahahaha!! you’re damn right! happy birthday Krok!!
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there aren’t any mountain goats in St-Petersburg but proly polar bears are, I believe.
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Is it truth, that they drink vodka?
Thank you, quick guys, seems like I’ll receive my grats till the next bday. :))
Yes, there are some hairy polar bears in St-Petersburg, they don’t drink vodka (shop assistants usually don’t sell em any), but they do eat borsch.
If I get it right “borsch” is just a some kind of red-beet soup. Yes, It should be excelent dish for cold winter days with vodka drink and bear meat. And I’ve heard about another interesting dish for summer period:
“Russians refresh themselves with this cold soup made of ice-cold kvass (weird national drink most closely compared to non-alcoholic beer), sausage, cucumbers, onions, boiled eggs and sour cream - just imagine this horrendous concoction!!… And guess what they call this “soup” … They call it “ohkroshka”…
Pretty difficult to articulate, huh? And now get ready for a translation.
“Ohkroshka” means “oh baby!”
:D
You can get kvass in Texas at spots - there are a lot of russians there, I guess. It seemed to me halfway between beer and coke. I just drank it straight; can’t say I enjoyed it.
Heh.. I live in New York now and I know or/and am friends with far more Russians than Americans. It seems really bizarre considering I’m in America. Come to Brighton Beach in Brooklyn - most of the shops have Russian signage rather than English, everyone speaks Russian as the first language, and Kvass is commonplace (stolichnaya is available too). BTW, Russian food is -really- nice, much better than American hamburgers and hot dogs! Give me pelmeni, salat olivier, blintz and golubtzy any day! hehe.