Armenian-Azeri encounter

[Armanen]

Re: Armenian-Azeri encounter

you have things much more serious than this story to worry about in Greece right now!

No, I just don't fall for sappy stories. And from personal experience I have found Turks to be more 'friendly' than their Azeri kin.

[lampron]

Re: Armenian-Azeri encounter

i can pull one story from my ass and it will be better than this one !!

you have things much more serious than this story to worry about in Greece right now!

[lampron]

Re: Armenian-Azeri encounter

That's a really craptastic story! Thanks for sharing!

you are difficult to please!!

[UrMistake]

Re: Armenian-Azeri encounter

i can pull one story from my ass and it will be better than this one !!

[Vahram]

Re: Armenian-Azeri encounter

"Get to close to Azeris and they will try to hug you. lol "

Right after they kill everyone in the vilige, and programs in Baku now these toorks are our brothers...LOL

[retro]

Re: Armenian-Azeri encounter

Get to close to Azeris and they will try to hug you. lol

[Armanen]

Re: Armenian-Azeri encounter

Embrace in a Moscow Elevator

Not long ago, I was in Moscow when a young man got on the elevator I was riding. He looked at me, then asked whether I were Azerbaijani. I nodded.

"From Baku?" "Yes," I answered. I begged the same question of him. "Yes, but I'm Armenian. I had to leave." "How are you doing there without us?" he wondered."Not so well." I confessed.

And at that moment, two of us - total strangers to each other - spontaneously embraced each other, fully aware of the sorrow and pain this war had caused the other. We were simply two brothers torn by strife. -Yagub

That's a really craptastic story! Thanks for sharing!

[lampron]

Embrace in a Moscow Elevator

Not long ago, I was in Moscow when a young man got on the elevator I was riding. He looked at me, then asked whether I were Azerbaijani. I nodded.

"From Baku?" "Yes," I answered. I begged the same question of him. "Yes, but I'm Armenian. I had to leave." "How are you doing there without us?" he wondered."Not so well." I confessed.

And at that moment, two of us - total strangers to each other - spontaneously embraced each other, fully aware of the sorrow and pain this war had caused the other. We were simply two brothers torn by strife. -Yagub