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Shnorhavorum em dzez kanants ton orva artiv!!!

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    Shnorhavorum em dzez kanants ton orva artiv!!!

    Thankagin ahchikner, Tsankhanoum em dzez bolorit ergankoution yev bolor yerazankhneri kataroom! Mnatsekh misht kanatsi yev misht sirvats!!!

    Halleluja
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    i concur, often women in society, but particluarly in armenia, are cast aside as a lesser sex even though they often do most of the work. Let us use this opportunity to remember how much they work, and not forget it.

    Shnorhavor kanants don!

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    • #3
      Yay, this is a time where even the Marxists join hands!
      Achkerov kute.

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      • #4
        muppet, capitalists celebrate for 1 day then exploit women for 364, communists celebrates 1 day then fight for womens rights for 364. Thats the difference. and by the way, this day is only celebrated by armenians due to communists celebrating it in USSR. in the west it is only mothers day which is celebrated, bullxxxx mayreri don

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Mikoyan muppet, capitalists celebrate for 1 day then exploit women for 364, communists celebrates 1 day then fight for womens rights for 364.
          Beautifully expressed, but untrue.

          Thank you Artsakhtsi, same to you dear and to all the lovely ladies of this forum!

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          • #6
            Oh my Lord, I had completely forgotten about this beloved holiday, and only realized the significance of today when I spotted the thread.

            Shnorhavor dzer Marti Oote!

            The attached image is a picture that my grandfather drew and sent to us from Armenia a few years back. I think I'm going to cry now.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by sSsflamesSs Oh my Lord, I had completely forgotten about this beloved holiday, and only realized the significance of today when I spotted the thread.

              Shnorhavor dzer Marti Oote!

              The attached image is a picture that my grandfather drew and sent to us from Armenia a few years back. I think I'm going to cry now.
              It's beautifull...

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              • #8
                Originally posted by sSsflamesSs Oh my Lord, I had completely forgotten about this beloved holiday, and only realized the significance of today when I spotted the thread.

                Shnorhavor dzer Marti Oote!

                The attached image is a picture that my grandfather drew and sent to us from Armenia a few years back. I think I'm going to cry now.
                That is great! Nice piece.
                Achkerov kute.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Anonymouse That is great! Nice piece.
                  HI DOCTOR NICK !!

                  ooh....and um women are important yes.

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