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Would you marry a person who isn't Armenian?

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  • #21
    thank you, thank you, I'm flattered.

    ohhhh and you forgot my little button nose and my chizeled chin.
    LOL
    I was, I am, and I will always be the Monster!

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    • #22
      Hey whats wrong with odars. I like girls with lots of foot odors, maybee that explains my own. I'm half Armenian and half Odar maybee that explains my Odor.

      brb, I need to take another shower.
      Last edited by texan; 01-09-2004, 01:27 PM.

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      • #23
        Spiral? spiral

        Holllyyyy xxxxtttttt!! SPIRAL!!! you're the ultimate goddess of hot chicks spiral, I didn't recognize the name with the mickey mouse picture.

        hold on a minute...

        <spit..spit> <polishes the top of his skull>

        Well, HELLLOOOOOOOO!!!!!
        I was, I am, and I will always be the Monster!

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        • #24
          hey you wanna take a whifff os some odors go to the EATING A GIRL OUT THREAD.
          I was, I am, and I will always be the Monster!

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          • #25
            Originally posted by PASAMONSTER hey you wanna take a whifff os some odors go to the EATING A GIRL OUT THREAD.
            I consider those scents, not odors.

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            • #26
              Originally posted by PASAMONSTER Hey my picture really brings out my eyes and my smile. Don't it?
              It's in perfect harmony with mine.
              HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
              "C'était un des principes fondamentaux de la doctrine Gradgrind que toute chose devait être payée. Personne ne devait jamais, en aucun cas, rien donner à qui que ce fût sans compensation. La gratitude devait être abolie et les bienfaits qui en découlent n'avaient aucune raison d'être. Chaque pouce de l'existence des humains, depuis la naissance jusqu'à la mort, devait être un marché réglé comptant. Et s'il était impossible de gagner le ciel de cette façon, cela signifiait que le ciel n'était pas un lieu régi par l'économie politique et que l'on n'avait rien à y faire."
              - D.i.c.k.e.n.s., "Temps Difficiles", 1854.

              ... stupid words filter. xxxxens is an author!!!

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              • #27
                Originally posted by Arvestaked This is where I ask why.



                Why?
                because I Feel more comfortable around them.
                because it's not only the language. it's the values, the food, the mentality, the way they speak Armenian
                it's just different.
                and it has a lot to do with the fact that I wasn't raised in LA.
                I'm sure all of you people born and raised in the west are reading this thinking I'm a racist.
                guess what.
                I don't give ! hehe
                sorry, but changing my mind on that is gonna be tough.
                - and you're gonna forget about me?
                =Every Day...

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by jahannam because I Feel more comfortable around them.
                  because it's not only the language. it's the values, the food, the mentality, the way they speak Armenian
                  it's just different.
                  and it has a lot to do with the fact that I wasn't raised in LA.
                  I'm sure all of you people born and raised in the west are reading this thinking I'm a racist.
                  guess what.
                  I don't give ! hehe
                  sorry, but changing my mind on that is gonna be tough.
                  Ok. My appologies. I misunderstood your previous as you would not marry any Armenian. When you said Beirutsi/Halebtsi I assumed you meant a non-Armenian. Oops. I did not see the "only".

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                  • #29
                    Jahannam does make a point....However, being the idealistic pan-armenian man I am, If I could picture myself being married, I could picture myself being married to a Hayastantsi, or Barskahye or Hntgahye, or Bolsahye (IF SHE DOESN'T SPEAK TURKISH THE WHOLE FREAKIN TIME).

                    Also, there are some pretty girls in Hayastan.

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                    • #30
                      My parents always said that they would prefer I marry an Armenian, but recognized that if I do marry an odar, that would be okay. We're talking about one odar that must speak Armenian and learn to be accustomed to the culture. While indeed it is possible, it is nevertheless easy to "Armenianize" someone, the way they speak, their mentality. As much as I say, I'm sticking with an Armenian, as my parents said, "Arooynuh joor chi darna".
                      Achkerov kute.

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