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1 Re: "I love you" in many languages Re: Please help tra (mind)  4 sor     (cikkei)
2 Re: "I love you" in many languages Re: Please help tran (mind)  32 sor     (cikkei)
3 Re: Gotcha, that wasn t! (mind)  33 sor     (cikkei)
4 Re: "I love you" in many languages Re: Please help tran (mind)  35 sor     (cikkei)
5 Re: Balogh Eva: tala lt, sullyed (mind)  7 sor     (cikkei)
6 Re: Need help with magyar (mind)  9 sor     (cikkei)
7 Comment on the news (mind)  20 sor     (cikkei)
8 STANCULESCU IS A GUN RUNNER (mind)  339 sor     (cikkei)
9 Re: Please help translation (3 Words !) (mind)  23 sor     (cikkei)
10 Re: Bull s Blood (mind)  16 sor     (cikkei)
11 Cenzura az Interneten - Kerdes (mind)  11 sor     (cikkei)
12 Re: Please help translation (3 Words !) (mind)  16 sor     (cikkei)
13 Re: "I love you" in many languages Re: Please help tran (mind)  23 sor     (cikkei)
14 Re: Cause of Economic Collapse in Eastern Europe? (mind)  37 sor     (cikkei)
15 Balogh Eva: tala lt, sullyed (mind)  18 sor     (cikkei)
16 James and Jacob (mind)  17 sor     (cikkei)
17 Re: (mind)  10 sor     (cikkei)

+ - Re: "I love you" in many languages Re: Please help tra (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

In portuguese is not "eu te amo", but "eu amo-te".
"Eu te amo" is in brasilian language.
Thank you, and bye
Paula Teixeira
+ - Re: "I love you" in many languages Re: Please help tran (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

On 4 Jan 1996, Robert Chobot wrote:

> In article >, d=
 says...
> >
> >
> >
> >On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
> >
> >> : I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Coci=
to of the "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself.  You never=
 know w
> >
> >" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
> >" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
> >" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
> >" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
> >" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
> >" I love you" : I love you (English :)
> >
>  " I love you" : Pom rak kun (Thai)
>       //         Jag =E4lskar dig (Swedish)
> --=20
> Wladyslaw Robert Chobot & Charuwan Narongin
>=20
> Sweden
          And of course "I love you": Jeg elsker deg (Norway)

>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
+ - Re: Gotcha, that wasn t! (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

Adrian Precup-Pop  > wrote:
>Joe, in his infinite wisdom, had the following slip of tongue:
>
>"There is hardly any European country that does not have some kind of
>national minorities. Hungary didn't treat tham (n.b. should be 'them')

Whoa! Another typo hunter!  Attaboy!

>any worse than those other countries treated theirs. Proof is in their
>survival with a much better sense of national identity than in many of
>those countries who were so quick to judge the minority policies of
>Hungary"
>
>Fact: the Hungarians of Romania have a "much better sense of national
>identity" than the Romanians of Hungary.
>Conclusion, using Joe's words (see above): "Romania didn't treat them
>any worse than Hungary treated its own minorities".

This is just another example of lack of any clear thinking in many of
the Romanians here.  Drawing false parallels is where this becomes most
obvious.  Like in this case, where Adrian contrasts the effect of
Romanian rule on Hungarian national identity with that of Hungarian rule
over Romanians.  The only thing he igores is that Hungarians have been
under Romanian rule in the last 70 years only, while Romanians under
Hungarian rule for about 700.  Big difference!  The way they treat
Hungarians there, they won't have any left in another 70 years.
Some "Gotcha!", Adrian!

>Quod erat demonstratum.

Indeed! :-(

Joe
+ - Re: "I love you" in many languages Re: Please help tran (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

Robert Chobot wrote:
> 
> In article >, 
 says...
> >
> >
> >
> >On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
> >
> >> : I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito o
f the "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself.  
You never know w
> >
> >" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
> >" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
> >" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
> >" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
> >" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
> >" I love you" : I love you (English :)
> >
>  " I love you" : Pom rak kun (Thai)
>       //         Jag älskar dig (Swedish)
> --
> Wladyslaw Robert Chobot & Charuwan Narongin
> 
> Sweden          //////////
"I love you"  : Te amo. (Espańol)

-- 



Dionisio Rodriguez

http://www.deltanet.com/users/drx/
+ - Re: Balogh Eva: tala lt, sullyed (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

Szucs/Pellionisz/Toth/Kiss ur!

Nem valaszolok nem azert mert felek vagy mert keptelen vagyok valaszolni,
hanem azert mert olyan melysegesen lenezem Ont es az Onhoz hasonlokat,
hogy tovabbi parbeszedre nem vagyok hajlando.

Balogh Eva
+ - Re: Need help with magyar (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

EvaB459762 > wrote:
>It is possible that the "boldog szuletesnap" came into use by foreign,
>specifically English, influence.

Not just that, but I think the "Boldog Karacsony" wish as well.
Since I can remember, we always wished "Kellemes Karacsonyi Unnepeket" and
"Boldog Ujevet".                        ^^^^^^^^

Joe
+ - Comment on the news (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

>PERRY AND SHALIKASHVILI VISIT HUNGARY'S TASZAR AIRBASE. U.S. Defense
>... Perry expressed optimism about the Bosnian
>peace effort and Shalikashvili noted that Hungarians had thus far shown
>efficiency in the Partnership for Peace project and their current
>cooperation shows that they can rise to a challenge quickly. 

No need to get complacent, folks!  These visiting VIPs seem to have
plenty of praises for everybody.  Now it was Hungary's turn. ;-) 

>ADMIRAL SMITH SAYS "BANDITRY" IS NOT IFOR'S BUSINESS. AFP quoted a U.S.
>State Department spokesman as calling the reports of the abductions of
>16 Muslims (see Top Story) "troubling." But IFOR's commander, Admiral
>Leighton Smith, told Bosnian Serb television on 2 January that dealing
>with missing persons and freedom of movement are the functions of the
>yet-to-be-established police force, not of his troops. Some observers

This is to be expected from the British toward the Serbs.  They are
traditional allies after all.  Some evenhandedness there!

Joe
+ - STANCULESCU IS A GUN RUNNER (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

|From  Wed Jan  3 06:52:16 1996
|Date: Tue, 2 Jan 96 09:41:05 EST
|From: 
|To: Wally Keeler >
|Newsgroups: soc.culture.romanian
|Subject: Re: Mark Cristian & Stanculescu Awards

In article > Wally Keeler wrote:
>As already mentioned, the case was presented of a Gypsy convicted by the
>justice system, and still the desperate and frustrated Romanian population
>goes out to burn down Gypsy homes. And what about the "desperate and
>frustrated" Gypsies, they have as much justification to act the same by
>virtue of the desperation and frustration.

Mark Cristian wrote:
|Those that are habitually in contempt of the laws of the land, written and
|unwritten, belong in a jailhouse marked with the words:
|
|                          ARBAIT MACHT FREI!
|
|The poet Eminescu wished Lord Tepes the Impaler to set such a jailhouse on
|fire, and rid Romania of the scourge of subhuman predators once and for
|all.

The artist, Adolf Hitler, wished to rid Germany of the "scourge of subhuman
predators" in a "final solution."

Mark Cristian wrote:
|Those that are habitually in contempt of the laws of the land, written and
|unwritten, belong in a jailhouse marked with the words:
|
|                          ARBAIT MACHT FREI! 

How incredibly boring you are. I would have thought that anyone with half
the intelligence you have would have come up with a new improved slogan
instead of this worn-out banality. But, then again, we check your prose,
and it is rife with mediocrity. It is reflective of your mentality --
banal.

Mark Cristian wrote:
|Those that are habitually in contempt of the laws of the land, written and
|unwritten, belong in a jailhouse marked with the words:
|
|                          ARBAIT MACHT FREI!

The laws of the land are created by the rich and powerful to serve the
interest of the powerful and rich, and if the powerful and rich overlook
the verbal coding of the law, then they add the proviso of "unwritten" to
their ethos. It is the rich and powerful who own the media in order to
disseminate their code. This code is parroted by the population at large.
Only the handful of honest, the clear-eyed, the poets, artists, dissidents,
visionaries, describe things as they are -- they do not parrot worn out
banalities like ARBAIT MACHT FREI!

Mark Cristian wrote:
|Those that are habitually in contempt of the laws of the land, written and
|unwritten, belong in a jailhouse marked with the words:
|
|                          ARBAIT MACHT FREI!

This is not true. Work does not make one free. Work makes the rich and
powerful free. The rich and powerful make others work in order to make the
rich and powerful free. That is the frormula. That is the truth. What you
post is political bullshit, aka bureaucrap. 

Mark Cristian wrote:
|Those that are habitually in contempt of the laws of the land, written and
|unwritten, belong in a jailhouse marked with the words:
|
|                          ARBAIT MACHT FREI!

Those who live by this credo are habitually in comtempt of the laws of
humanity, of human life. That's how you make your Mark isn't it?

Mark Cristian wrote:
|Those that are habitually in contempt of the laws of the land, written and
|unwritten, belong in a jailhouse marked with the words:
|
|                          ARBAIT MACHT FREI!

Mark Cristian dreams of:

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Wally Keeler wrote:
>Unlike the big time crooks, liars and villains; Stanculescu & friends...

Mark Cristian replies:
|Slanderous hearsay!

This is the typical call of the communist dictators:
Slanderous hearsay!

When the USSR was accused of vilating human rights:
Slanderous hearsay!

When Nicolae Ceausescu was accused of human rights violations:
Slanderous hearsay!

When Castro's regime was accused of being involved in cocaine smuggling:
Slanderous hearsay!

When Saddam Hussain was accused of manufacturing nuclear weapons:
Slanderous hearsay!

When Col. Qadaffi was accused of harbouring terrorists:
Slanderous hearsay!

For those who wonder whether it is slanderous hearsay to accuse Victor
Stanculescu of being a liar and a villain, I repost the following article:

                     FINANCE MINISTER, GENERAL VICTOR STANCULESCU,
                     by Wally Keeler
                     Written during the summer of 1991 
                     for a Canadian readership

A month after Canadian Energy Minister Jake Epp's unpublicized
visit to Romania, the Mulroney gov't quickly approved a $315
million loan to complete the construction of a single nuclear
reactor at Cernavoda. Aside from meeting with Romanian President
Ion Iliescu and Prime Minister Petre Roman, the Canadian
entourage met with newly appointed Finance Minister, General
Victor Stanculescu. While much is known of Iliescu and Roman,
many dissidents and analysts have pointed to Stanculescu as being
the real power in Romania.
     Michael Sullivan, a reporter for the U.S. National Public
Radio network interviewing Stanculescu in his office, described
how "two men dressed in coat and tails came in, bent at the
waist, bearing two delicate porcelain cups of steaming expresso.
.. . still bent at the waist, they walked backward out the door."
Later a third servant entered carrying a silver tray bearing a
single cigarette, then a fourth with a lighter.
     Nicolae Ceausescu, often appearing on state occasions
bearing a sceptre, had a penchant for royal pretensions which may
have rubbed off onto Stanculescu, who had been Ceausescu's
personal liaison between the Army and Securitate. Stanculescu
shared the title of Deputy Defence Minister with Nicolae's
brother, Ilie Ceausescu who was noted for his chauvinist
historical speeches about the purity of the Romanian race which
had served as a counter-point to the hated barbarian Huns
(Hungarians).
     Although Jake Epp and officials of the International Trade
Department of External Affairs may have been suitably impressed
with Stanculescu's command of colloquial English, they should
have been more impressed by other characteristics which do not
bode well for the Romanian people, and by extension, for the
Cernavoda CANDU deal.
     The people's revolution against Ceausescu began Dec. 16/89
in Timisoara where thousands stood to defend Rev. Laszlo Tokes
against eviction. Emboldened by their own solidarity the
defenders later that night sacked local Communist Party offices.
The police and army bashed heads but did not shoot.
     At a meeting with Ceausescu the following morning in
Bucharest, Defence Minister, Vasile Milea, admitted that
ammunition had not been distributed to the soldiers. Threatening
Milea with dismissal, Ceausescu turned to General Ion Coman,
Secretary to the Central Committee for Military and Security
Affairs, and gave the order to shoot unarmed civilians. It was 2
p.m. Accompanying Coman on the one-hour flight to Timisoara was
Stanculescu and Lt-General Mihai Chitsac, the man in charge of
Romania's chemical weapons.
     Shortly after the plane landed, army troops used tear gas
and water cannon; an hour later, around 6 p.m. the army began
shooting civilians -- this was the massacre heard round the
world. While Ceausescu hob-nobbed in Iran for the next three
days, Stanculescu dutifly remained in Timisoara mopping up.
     Stanculescu arrived in Bucharest early Friday morning (Dec
21) when he was summoned by an angry Ceausescu. Stanculescu
vainly begged off, complaining that his broken ankle was in a
fresh cast. He arrived in time to see his immediate superior,
Vasile Milea, being escorted to his "suicide." Stanculescu was
still standing with Ceausescu. The army began shooting civilians
in Cluj, in Sibiu, and continued in Timisoara.
     The following morning Ceausescu gave his last speech;
Stanculescu ordered the helicopter which saved Ceausescu from his
immediate predicament. With the Army shooting civilians outside,
Stanculescu retreated to his office at the Defence Ministry.
     Meanwhile, behind the glare of the revolution, a
long-planned coup was unfolding which involved Iliescu, Roman and
others -- Stanculescu had been excluded as untrustworthy. Major
General Stefan Kostyal, who had suffered house arrest for his
part in an 1984 coup plot, said Stanculescu "functioned within
the Army as the (Ceausescu) family's eyes and ears." Silviu
Brucan and General Nicolae Militaru, also original 1984 coup
plotters, denied in a joint interview that the army had suddenly
sided with the people during the first week of the revolution.
     That afternoon Kostyal entered Stanculescu's office
demanding that Ilie Ceausescu in the next office be arrested.
Stanculescu demurred. When asked to provide transport for
Iliescu, Militaru and other co-conspirators, Stanculescu claimed
none was available. (Recall, he had no problem quickly finding
transport for Ceausescu two hours earlier.) 
     Shortly after their appearance on tv as the National
Salvation Front, Iliescu, Roman, Militaru, General Iulian Vlad,
the Securitate chief, and Gelu Voican-Voiculescu arrived in
Stanculescu's office. Iliescu informed him that General Militaru
was now the Minister of Defence. Immediately after this meeting
the Army stopped shooting. 
     At this point Stanculescu's role was to collaborate with
Voican-Voiculescu in organizing a military tribunal for Ceausescu
and his wife Elena. As it turned out, the tribunal took 55
minutes, hardly longer than it take to cook a big-man tv dinner
in a conventional oven. It was pre-cooked, fast-food justice. All
tribunal participants were military personnel, except for Voican,
an amateur astrologist who is currently Deputy Prime Minister.
Stanculescu, without his cast, and his ankle miraculously healed,
was present as an "observer."
     On the leaked, extended video tape of the tribunal, the
prosecutor asked Elena Ceausescu; ". . . do you know who gave the
order to fire in Timisoara?" 
     Elena; "How should we know what the military did in
Timisoara?" 
     It is a question Stanculescu was well disposed to answer.
During the few minutes when the tribunal conferred with itself,
Stanculescu likely initiated a bit of historical revisionism,
because when the tribunal reconvened, the prosecutor addressed
the Ceausescus; "You have killed young people in Timisoara and
your security forces were disguised in soldiers uniforms." This
was the short, sanitized version of the video the Iliescu regime
presented to the world.
     According to some members of the tribunal and the soldiers
selected for the execution, it was Voican-Voiculescu and
Stanculescu who had used their side-arms point-blank to bravely
blow out the brains of the Ceausescus. Others dispute this
rendition.
     (Gelu Voican-Voiculescu, Deputy Prime Minister to Petre
Roman, is a mysteriously violent, Rasputin-like person. Much is
made of his long white beard and the fact that he is a devoted
astrologer. In September, 1990, during an interview on Radio Free
Europe, he suggested that the Hungarians in Transylvania "should
be exterminated." 
     In the immediate aftermath of the coal miners' riot in
Bucharest last month, Voican-Voiculescu, in a televised
Parliamentary speech, demanded the arrest of former Securitate
generals and others who had used the miners as cover for a coup.
Voican said the coup plotters had received financial backing from
Moscow's hard-line coup plotters and that Iliescu and Roman were
targeted for execution.)
     Less than two months after Ceausescu's murder, Stanculescu
replaced Defence Minister Militaru who had been unceremoniously
dismissed along with Brucan from the Iliescu/Roman clique. The
following day, Feb 21/90, Stanculescu announced the "dissolution"
of the dreaded Securitate and its replacement with a new security
organ composed of members of the Army and "some technical
personnel" carried over from the Securitate.
     At this moment, well-known dissident Doina Cornea, respected
for her integrity, resigned from the National Salvation Front
when it became apparent to her that "dubious elements --
profiteers, lackeys and liars -- had infiltrated the government."
     Defence Minister Stanculescu has been no slouch in his job
to further the interests of his constituency -- the
military-security complex. John Sweeney in his recent book, The
Life & Evil Times of Nicolae Ceausescu, wrote of an enlightening
meeting he had with a "Bucharest doctor who wouldn't give his
name, 'They have all the best equipment at the military hospital
but we cannot have it.'
     "General Stanculescu has been "wined and dined in London by
the City's bankers and been the guest of the British armaments
industry at the Farnborough air show.
     "As Romania's economy sinks to levels below what it was
during Ceausescu's time and hospitals throughout Romania continue
to spread AIDS and other infections because they are unable to
afford inexpensive disposable syringes, Stanculescu once again
demonstrated his perverse power priorities. In February 1991, he
announced that the Army had received an EXTRA $250,000,000 to its
already inflated budget. 
     In late April 1991, the weekly newspaper, Europa, featured a
front page picture of Stanculescu over a facsimile of a thank-you
letter he had sent to the editor, Ilie Neascu, for contributing
10% of the weekly's profits to the Defence Ministry. Europa is
noted for its publication of largely anti-semitic articles and
was a leading crusader in the campaign to rehabilitate Marshall
Antonescu, the leader who had allied himself with the Iron Guard
and Hitler during World War II.
     With the military-security apparatus in his hip pocket,
Stanculescu immediately took up his new post -- Finance Minister.
     Was this Iliescu's wish that the purse-strings of Romania be
put into the hands of a "profiteer, lackey and liar?" 
    
> ===================================================================

Euphemisms:
           defence contractor
           defence facilitator
           military materiel procurer
           collatoral damage facilitator
           military hardware salesperson
           projectile systems distributer

real world title: GUN RUNNER

              !!!!STANCULESCU IS A GUN RUNNER!!!!

Stanculescu's products are designed to maximize the spilling of blood while
minimizing the damage to property through better, selective targeting.

Stanculescu's products are designed to maximize the spilling of blood while
simultaneously maximizing profits for himself and his financier followers.

Stanculescu's products are designed to maximize the spilling of blood.

Stanculescu's products are designed to maximize the spilling of blood.

Stanculescu's products are designed to maximize the spilling of blood
Stanculescu's products are designed to maximize the spilling of blood
Stanculescu's products are designed to maximize the spilling of blood

              !!!!STANCULESCU IS A GUN RUNNER!!!!

Stanculescu's products have murdered more people around the world than all
the Gypsies have alleged to have murdered in Romania.

When a Gypsy murders someone, it is with a handheld weapon, usually a
knife. These Gypsies kills face to face. These Gypsies are brave enough to
look their victim in the eye. Stanculescu's methods of killing are the
methods of cowards. Stanculescu is unable to face the victims of his
products. Stanculescu's supporters (Mark Cristian) are unable to face this
fact. Stanculescu's supporters (Mark Cristian) hide behind the tired and
worn out smoke screen of "subhuman predators" in order to divert the
general population's attention away from their (Stanculescu) subhuman
superpredation. 

Stanculescu's financiers profit from death and destruction.

Poets, artists, etc profit from life and creativity.


-- 
Wally Keeler					Poetry
Creative Intelligence Agency			is
Peoples Republic of Poetry			Poetency
+ - Re: Please help translation (3 Words !) (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

 (Kalifa !) wrote:
>In article >,  says...
>
>> Sorry for being out-of-theme or if this is a FAQ, I'd really
>> appreciate to know how to translate in your language the
>> sentence
>>  "I love you"
>
>as I learned while living in Amsterdam:
>
>"je neus staat scheef" is the proper translation, and a definite "hit" 
>at parties. Turns Dutch women (and presumably men too) inside out !
>

Hey Kalifa, who learned you that expression ?
No wonder you got turned down by all Dutch women/girls you approached :-) !

The correct Dutch (Nederlands/Vlaams) translation is :

   "Ik hou van jou !"


Dr. SEAGULL
+ - Re: Bull s Blood (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

 (Steven C. Scheer) wrote:
...
>Bull's Blood of Eger is Egri Bikaver in Hungarian (the "e"
>in Bikaver should have a diacritical mark on it, an accute
>accent . . . ) The wine is still made . . . Though if you
>want a really good Bikaver you have to go to Eger and get
>it in the various wine cellars there . . . 


Ah ha!  Years ago you could get Egri Bikaver here in Alaska that rivalled 
good French Bordeaux.  You can still get Egri Bikaver here, but the 
quality has declined. This calls for a trip to Hungary.  

Thanks for the info., and Happy New Year. 

--Al Adasiak
+ - Cenzura az Interneten - Kerdes (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

Egyre tobbet hallok bizonyos Internet cenzurazasi tervekrol.
technikai erdeklodesu leven, egy kerdesem volna a tisztelt
levelezokhoz.

Hogy a fenebe lehetne az Internetet cenzurazni?

Valaszaikat, barmilyen reszletesek is, izgatottan varom, SzP.
--------------------------------------
Peter Szaszvari
http://iap11.ethz.ch/users/szp/szp.htm
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+ - Re: Please help translation (3 Words !) (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

In article >
 (Djamel Boudjerda) writes:

> > Sorry for being out-of-theme or if this is a FAQ, I'd really
> > appreciate to know how to translate in your language the
> > sentence
> > "I love you"

In Portuguese the translation is

                 "Amo-te"

--Miguel

Artur Miguel Dias ,http://www-ctp.di.fct.unl.pt/~amd)
Dep.Informatica/FCT/UNL, 2825 Monte de Caparica, Portugal
+ - Re: "I love you" in many languages Re: Please help tran (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

In article >, downss@
nevada.edu says...
>
>
>
>On 30 Dec 1995, Cory wrote:
>
>> : I think that was very nice of you to inform Andrea Cocito of 
the "Language of Love" I'm going to print that for myself.  You never know w
>
>" I love you" : kocham cie (Polish)
>" I love you" : seni seviyorum <Turkish)
>" I love you" : Ich liebe dich (German}
>" I love you" : Je t'aime (Francias)
>" I love you" : Ti amo (Italiano)
>" I love you" : I love you (English :)
>
 " I love you" : Pom rak kun (Thai)
      //         Jag älskar dig (Swedish)
-- 
Wladyslaw Robert Chobot & Charuwan Narongin

Sweden
+ - Re: Cause of Economic Collapse in Eastern Europe? (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

 () wrote:

>Silviu,
>you're sure hung up on names, aren't you?  What's the matter?  Do you think
>we might know each other?  I doubt it.  So what difference my
>name makes to you?  It's just a name out of millions whose
>wearers you'll never meet.  That's how I look at yours.  So get over it!
 
Babe,

You know what I mean. It makes a whole difference. You are not just one 
of those wearers, honey. You are peculiar, that's what I like about you. 
Of course I get over it, I am pretty open minded with you.

>Blame your fellow Romanians, bloke; they changed it! 

Hard hit, isn't it ?  No, I will not blame anyone especially my 
Romanians. I will not blame you, honey, you are fun. But that doesn't 
change the matter.

>>Your little nightmare (YLN-)
>
>Don't overrate yourself!  If anything, you come across as something more
>entertaining. 

You are starting to give marks, babe! You naughty thing...

>Panonescu
>to you

To me ? Come on, son, you know that I agreed to respect your obsessions.

Silviu, YLN

PS1 Don't get nervous, I'm not going to drive you crazy so fast. I love 
to be pacient with you.
PS2 Your name ?
+ - Balogh Eva: tala lt, sullyed (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

Erdekes, hogy hallgat Balogh Eva mind becsuletserteserol
(hogy bemoszerolta a Nemzetet "lopas" miatt es hogy nem
tuntettek fel Nov. 1-i szamukban az OMRI forrast), miutan
kiderult hogy 1) a Nemzetnek *van* ORMI engedelye, es hogy
2) Balogh Eva "elfelejtette" *vegig* olvasni az OMRI-anyagot.

Balogh Eva persze meg sem kiserelte hogy bekuldje a Szatmari
anyagot a Forumra - hiszen tudja hogy ott ilyen temakrol (is)
tilos vitatkozni.

Balogh Eva hazudozasait a Forumban rekedt cenzurazott irok
is ruhellik - marad neki a Szalon, ami viszont szinten benne
van a "Nemzeti Forum" c. "usenet"-gyujtemenyben (mindaddig
mig hikszjozsi vissza nem szivja vitaujsagjait a usenet-rol,
illetve mig ossze nem olvasztja ket cenzurazott ujsagjat,
a Szalont es Forumot.

"You can run but you can not hide"
+ - James and Jacob (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

 (Z. Major) wrote:

>Actually James is "Jakab" in Hungarian.  You would see that clearer if 
>had payed some attention to the Bible. In English as well Jacob and James 
>are related, and are basically the same names. Thus Jacob = Jakab.


My Hungarian is limited to essentials like Egri Bikavar, Tokay, and 
Vorosmarty.  However, the dictionary (english) says: 

James.  Middle English "James," "Jame," from Old French "James," from 
Late Latin "Jacomus," variant of "Jacobus," JACOB.  

Which also means, I guess, that Giacommo Puccini is really "Jim." 


--Al Adasiak
+ - Re: (mind) VÁLASZ  Feladó: (cikkei)

 (ASabra) wrote:
>
> LOVEis not by words but by who you treat that person ,SHARINg up's and
> downs 
> 
> secrficaes,caring.thats love effectionmore than words 
> SOMETING i havnot found yet.


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