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  • #91
    Originally posted by TigranJamharian
    how you gonna go and bomb a mickey D's boy, was wrong witchu?!

    sfc? lmao. Armenia is the land of knockoffs. i heard they started this vodka company and called it Absolit, and now they are getting sued by the Absolut company. Btw the only Armenian vodka i tried was horrible, i think it was called klyuch(key in russian) or something like that. i want to try tuti aragh one of these days, i hear its great.

    There's also Queen Burger and Cigaronne (Davidoff sued them but lost).

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    • #92
      Originally posted by TigranJamharian
      how you gonna go and bomb a mickey D's boy, was wrong witchu?!

      sfc? lmao. Armenia is the land of knockoffs. i heard they started this vodka company and called it Absolit, and now they are getting sued by the Absolut company. Btw the only Armenian vodka i tried was horrible, i think it was called klyuch(key in russian) or something like that. i want to try tuti aragh one of these days, i hear its great.
      Bah, I just fear the "McDonaldization" of the world, and do not look forward to the day where it arrives to Armenia.

      Yes, knockoffs abound on the streets of Yerevan...but the most famous case of companies suing each other for a name is when an Armenian compan sues another for the name "Ararat".

      As for Armenian vodka, I've never had the one you mentioned. The ones I've tried are Dle Yaman and Avshar (I think)...both are for serious drinkers. And tti oghi is wonderful.

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      • #93
        A couple....Antranig Dzaroogian, Shahan Shahnoor, Shushanian, Levon Shant..Even Vahan Tekeyan worked in Cairo for quite some time! Oh, and if you want to talk about Bolis, then the list would not end anytime soon...

        And these people contributed to Armenian culture, not Arabic... As opposed to your list of Armenians from France who are French artists.

        The gors and yallahs are the Diasporan equivalents of the davays and the karas and all those other Russian words that I do not understand. And since I am not particularly enchanted by your white suprematic views, I don't see how mixing Russian words are any better than mixing Arabic words. Our culture is Armenian. Not Russian or French. The Russians you call your brothers are the ones killing and beating Armenians in Moscow and Krasnodsar.

        Yes, the English and the French are not facing extinction. Which is why you saw maybe four Arabs in the entire city of Yerevan, as opposed to the hundreds you'd see in London just walking from your house to the supermarket. And the Arabs could've even been tourists... Or are we closing our country to tourism too?

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        • #94
          Originally posted by Tigranes
          There's also Queen Burger and Cigaronne (Davidoff sued them but lost).
          lol, why did davidoff sue cigaronne, is it because the packs look alike or something like that? my dad has one pack of cigaronne's in the house, everytime i am alone and dont have any cigarretes i take one of those long mofos. not too bad but i depleted the pack and hes sure to find out. too bad they dont sell it here.

          now on to more serious matters, vrouyr i understand where he is coming from and yes i think it is an insecurity we Armenians have, beeing so close to the middle east and all we a lot of times mistaken for arabs parsiks and jews by people that dont really know much, i myself am sick and tired of having to explain to uneducated pricks that yes most of the people in Armenia are white and Christian. As for those skinheads id like to see a couple of those bytches fight like a real man without their knives and whatnot, get a couple of Armenian boys and show those stupid xxxxs how a real man fights, not attaking old men and little kids in the streets. id soo love to get my hands on one of those motherxxxxers.

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          • #95
            There is a not so fine line between insecurity and what Tigranes is saying. We all know the feeling of having to explain just who or what an Armenian is. But one should not, because of that insecurity, dismiss anybody who doesn't make his job easier as non-Armenian, or non-pure Armenian. Heck, he even said that he cannot "alienate" me because I am fair skinned. So if I were an Armenian with darker complexion, he and his Aryan friends would "alienate" me, ironically in the name of patriotism. There is this eternal longing for being the "brothers" of the Russians, or the Greeks or whoever. But notice how it is mostly Armenians, and not the Russians or the Greeks, who refer to the other group as "brothers". One day, we'll have to just wake up and see that the only brothers we have our within our community. Everybody else is just a friend....and friendships can be temporary.

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            • #96
              Very well said.

              Although let me add that most of the Greeks ive known do consider us as pretty close. I remember the first time my friends dad met me and asked me if if was Greek, i said no im Armenian, and he promptly replies, ahhh same xxxx.
              Last edited by TJ; 11-30-2004, 07:18 PM.

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              • #97
                Personally, I have no problem with Armenians marrying non-Armenians. Who are you to tell someone that they can't marry someone because they aren't the same race. I feel very ashamed by hearing this. True love can't be stopped by a blatant display of ignorance. It also makes for more interesting people.

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                • #98
                  oh man, cmon, where do you come up with this crap. true love? what is this?
                  noones saying they have authority to tell you whether you should or shouldnt marry a non Armenian, the argument was over whether it is good for the overall race if we marry and have children out of the race.

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                  • #99
                    Originally posted by steelers10
                    Personally, I have no problem with Armenians marrying non-Armenians. Who are you to tell someone that they can't marry someone because they aren't the same race. I feel very ashamed by hearing this. True love can't be stopped by a blatant display of ignorance. It also makes for more interesting people.
                    True love shmue love.

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                    • #100
                      Alright, then I think that I would have no problem if the overall race intermixes with other races in the world.

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