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  • United States of Armenia

    Parev/Barev my family!

    This site was a big, pleasant surprise. I'm glad there's a place for us to [virtually] congregate and discuss pretty much whatever. I'm an Armenian mart that loves his culture and heritage, but I'm also proud to be a Human. I'm pretty involved in the Armo scene throughout the US (world, for that matter), and do my best to transcend any intra-Armenian stereotypes. It's disappointing when we denigrate one another due to our origins following our dispersion to the four corners of the world. When we do these things, the Genocide has succeeded.

    Anyways, I'm just happy that this site exists and I look forward to contributing some substance to this platform.

    Sirov,
    ArmoGrid

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    Re: United States of Armenia

    Welcome
    enjoy your stay
    Positive vibes, positive taught

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      Re: United States of Armenia

      parev armo

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        Re: United States of Armenia

        Greetings, dear sir. Enjoy the site while it lasts. I'll be an Armenian woman and set the welcoming table. Sweet or bitter?

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          Thanks for the welcome. What's with all the "enjoy your stay/enjoy it while it lasts" hoop-la? Also, what's with all the "banned" stuff? Is hyeclub a fascist regime that's going under?

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            Re: United States of Armenia

            Originally posted by armogrid View Post
            Thanks for the welcome. What's with all the "enjoy your stay/enjoy it while it lasts" hoop-la? Also, what's with all the "banned" stuff? Is hyeclub a fascist regime that's going under?
            More than you know...
            "Nobody can give you freedom. Nobody can give you equality or justice or anything. If you're a man, you take it." ~Malcolm X

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              Re: United States of Armenia

              Just wait and figure out for yourself. In the meanwhile, drink your coffee, for it is becoming rather cold.

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                Re: United States of Armenia

                Originally posted by iFemale View Post
                Just wait and figure out for yourself. In the meanwhile, drink your coffee, for it is becoming rather cold.
                will do. can you read my cup afterwards?

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                  Re: United States of Armenia

                  Originally posted by armogrid View Post
                  will do. can you read my cup afterwards?
                  I don't perform such devilish acts.

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                  • #10
                    Re: United States of Armenia

                    They say that during 1915, a landlord from Konya opposed the decision of Armenian deportation and claimed that "There can not be a homeland without gavurs!" ("Gavur" is a derogatory word for non-muslims.)
                    If there are Turks, there should be Armenians, and if there are Armenians, there should be Turks.
                    So, another "welcome to the forum", but this time from Istanbul!

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