Letter to the Community regarding Off Topic Forum behavior spilling over into Immmigration and Regional Forums

[almaty 19]

stfu, comrade..where you be at these days?

Boycotting those who insult my fiancee, and those who countenance it.

#######!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Chica Yeyé 41]

stfu, comrade..where you be at these days?

Boycotting those who insult my fiancee, and those who countenance it.

#######!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

tru dat. sister Thanti was target of an uppity noob stupidity. Not cool. At all.

[almaty 19]

###### sh!t...warriors get banned and uppity NOObs get hugged...yes, the time of the young thundercats has begun

[~*Maria*~ 1]

i think ewok, is going to do a purge on anyone here since 2005......time to get rid of the old f##kers..and let the new Thundercats have their day in the sun...

Ha, are you saying your A$$ is due to be kicked off VJ then brother dean, well, you have been around here since 2005 you old f##ker, ... I've got 1 more year then

[almaty 19]

i think ewok, is going to do a purge on anyone here since 2005......time to get rid of the old f##kers..and let the new Thundercats have their day in the sun...

Ha, are you saying your A$$ is due to be kicked off VJ then brother dean, well, you have been around here since 2005 you old f##ker, ... I've got 1 more year then

lol..i love a salty speaking scotts lass...

[~*Maria*~ 1]

Nazdrovia

Usually: "Na zdorovie" means in Russian "For your health" and it is the same as "you are welcome" when someone is expressing gratitude for given food or a drink.

Suppose, i gave you a dinner, you said "Thanks, it was great"

And i say "Na Zdorovie" (hope, it is good for your health)

Just a Russian polite formula.

There is a drinking toast "Za vashe zdorovie!"

Means "drinking, wishing to your health"

Perhaps, in polish that toast sounds different.

2 years ago

Yes, Nazdrovia means Naz drove her, her friend Naz drove her to her other boy friends house, not yours. It means that she isn't your girl anymore. Hate to let you in on it.

I just say: "almaty, stfu"

Sister Len, your a right thinking kind of woman!

[~*Maria*~ 1]

i think ewok, is going to do a purge on anyone here since 2005......time to get rid of the old f##kers..and let the new Thundercats have their day in the sun...

Ha, are you saying your A$$ is due to be kicked off VJ then brother dean, well, you have been around here since 2005 you old f##ker, ... I've got 1 more year then

lol..i love a salty speaking scotts lass...

Why thankies brother dean But, just tell the truth now, you just luv me period!! *thinks you luv my quick wit and silly sarcasm more*

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Nazdrovia

Usually: "Na zdorovie" means in Russian "For your health" and it is the same as "you are welcome" when someone is expressing gratitude for given food or a drink.

Suppose, i gave you a dinner, you said "Thanks, it was great"

And i say "Na Zdorovie" (hope, it is good for your health)

Just a Russian polite formula.

There is a drinking toast "Za vashe zdorovie!"

Means "drinking, wishing to your health"

Perhaps, in polish that toast sounds different.

2 years ago

Yes, Nazdrovia means Naz drove her, her friend Naz drove her to her other boy friends house, not yours. It means that she isn't your girl anymore. Hate to let you in on it.

I just say: "almaty, stfu"

Sister Len, your a right thinking kind of woman!

Hey sister!!! nice to see you!!!

[almaty 19]

i think ewok, is going to do a purge on anyone here since 2005......time to get rid of the old f##kers..and let the new Thundercats have their day in the sun...

Ha, are you saying your A$$ is due to be kicked off VJ then brother dean, well, you have been around here since 2005 you old f##ker, ... I've got 1 more year then

lol..i love a salty speaking scotts lass...

Why thankies brother dean But, just tell the truth now, you just luv me period!! *thinks you luv my quick wit and silly sarcasm more*

of course i do sister maria..every since you told me you would kick my azz in nycity

[~*Maria*~ 1]

Nazdrovia

Usually: "Na zdorovie" means in Russian "For your health" and it is the same as "you are welcome" when someone is expressing gratitude for given food or a drink.

Suppose, i gave you a dinner, you said "Thanks, it was great"

And i say "Na Zdorovie" (hope, it is good for your health)

Just a Russian polite formula.

There is a drinking toast "Za vashe zdorovie!"

Means "drinking, wishing to your health"

Perhaps, in polish that toast sounds different.

2 years ago

Yes, Nazdrovia means Naz drove her, her friend Naz drove her to her other boy friends house, not yours. It means that she isn't your girl anymore. Hate to let you in on it.

I just say: "almaty, stfu"

Sister Len, your a right thinking kind of woman!

Hey sister!!! nice to see you!!!

Likewise sister!!!

Time for me to jump on the C4C bandwagon huh? all i need is a pic lol

Edited July 15, 2009 by ~*Maria*~

[~*Maria*~ 1]

i think ewok, is going to do a purge on anyone here since 2005......time to get rid of the old f##kers..and let the new Thundercats have their day in the sun...

Ha, are you saying your A$$ is due to be kicked off VJ then brother dean, well, you have been around here since 2005 you old f##ker, ... I've got 1 more year then

lol..i love a salty speaking scotts lass...

Why thankies brother dean But, just tell the truth now, you just luv me period!! *thinks you luv my quick wit and silly sarcasm more*

of course i do sister maria..every since you told me you would kick my azz in nycity

Uh huh, i see you haven't forgotten then! I'll still kick yer azz if am ever in nycity

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Nazdrovia

Usually: "Na zdorovie" means in Russian "For your health" and it is the same as "you are welcome" when someone is expressing gratitude for given food or a drink.

Suppose, i gave you a dinner, you said "Thanks, it was great"

And i say "Na Zdorovie" (hope, it is good for your health)

Just a Russian polite formula.

There is a drinking toast "Za vashe zdorovie!"

Means "drinking, wishing to your health"

Perhaps, in polish that toast sounds different.

2 years ago

Yes, Nazdrovia means Naz drove her, her friend Naz drove her to her other boy friends house, not yours. It means that she isn't your girl anymore. Hate to let you in on it.

I just say: "almaty, stfu"

Sister Len, your a right thinking kind of woman!

Hey sister!!! nice to see you!!!

Likewise sister!!!

Time for me to jump on the C4C bandwagon huh? all i need is a pic lol

Commies in kilts?

[~*Maria*~ 1]

Nazdrovia

Usually: "Na zdorovie" means in Russian "For your health" and it is the same as "you are welcome" when someone is expressing gratitude for given food or a drink.

Suppose, i gave you a dinner, you said "Thanks, it was great"

And i say "Na Zdorovie" (hope, it is good for your health)

Just a Russian polite formula.

There is a drinking toast "Za vashe zdorovie!"

Means "drinking, wishing to your health"

Perhaps, in polish that toast sounds different.

2 years ago

Yes, Nazdrovia means Naz drove her, her friend Naz drove her to her other boy friends house, not yours. It means that she isn't your girl anymore. Hate to let you in on it.

I just say: "almaty, stfu"

Sister Len, your a right thinking kind of woman!

Hey sister!!! nice to see you!!!

Likewise sister!!!

Time for me to jump on the C4C bandwagon huh? all i need is a pic lol

Commies in kilts?

Aye, definately!!! I'd still look good in a kilt, even in ma old age.

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

Fair and reasonable.

Mr. Johnny on the spot. These might help.

[The_Dude 1,142]

Fair and reasonable.

Mr. Johnny on the spot. These might help.

You lending out your boyfriends kneepads? Ohhhh so kind of you