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  • #71
    AHAHHAHAHA!!!! That was the exact reaction, poor things had to stop spitting and get up from their sexy, spread the legs in your nasty loafers and squat position, while they are plumbing their ears with a gigantic nail! I can't tell you what an exceptional thrill that was.

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    • #72
      Originally posted by anileve
      I sense a bit of a secret conversation unraveling here. Anna jan, you got rabies? (Arman introduced the term and I am shamelessly using and abusing it). Personally I like rabizes, they are fun to throw pine cones at, which is precisely what I used to do from the window of my Yerevan apartment on Abovyan Poxots. Since then my life lost its meaning, I think I need to move to LA to gain it back.
      Apovian poghots??
      Akh, you should've kept that place. I would buy it off you in a second.

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      • #73
        The prices have severly gone up since then. We had a sweet apartment! It was also useful for throwing my cold pourridge out of the window, in my refusal to forcefully eat food. Often the question was: "Mom, when I grow up, I don't have to eat right?" Now I ravish my food like a Medieval Beast!

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        • #74
          Yes, the prices now are quite high indeed. If only I were 10 years older, and had bought an appartment back when it was so affordable.

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          • #75
            If you were 10 years older and were planning to buy property way back when, you could have bought the entire block for the price of one apartment in New York.

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            • #76
              Originally posted by anileve
              If you were 10 years older and were planning to buy property way back when, you could have bought the entire block for the price of one apartment in New York.
              The entire block for the price of one appartment in New York? Does it look like I have 100 000 000 dollars?

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              • #77
                aaahhhh this rabiz stuff is not fun for barsgahyes....ban chem hasganum!! if you guys don't translate anileve's little dialogue i'll just have to send it over to someone to translate for me off forum! and believe you all i WILL!!! i can just feeeeeeeel the good humor material hidden in there!!

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                • #78
                  Originally posted by Baron Dants
                  The entire block for the price of one appartment in New York? Does it look like I have 100 000 000 dollars?
                  I think she meant, a block in Armenia for the price of one apartment in NY.

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                  • #79
                    Baronchik, are you 27 and do you leave back when? I think that the question of having that sort of a capital should be the least of the unrealistic scenarios in this case.

                    Bruin jan, the humor is impossible to translate. But to offer you some sort of comfort, we are not exactly clear about most of that conversation. The absurdity of the language they consider Armenian is what is humorous.

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                    • #80
                      Originally posted by sSsflamesSs
                      I think she meant, a block in Armenia for the price of one apartment in NY.
                      Which would still be equivalent to 100 000 000 dollars.

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