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Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2006 6:33 am
I can defrost an excellent perogie.
xD
I don't eat enough salad, burnt or otherwise.
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Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2006 6:41 am
War Noise I can defrost an excellent perogie.
xD
I don't eat enough salad, burnt or otherwise. What's perogie? neutral
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Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2006 7:49 am
WellzY War Noise I can defrost an excellent perogie.
xD
I don't eat enough salad, burnt or otherwise. What's perogie? neutral It's actually spelt perogy in english I think... it's a stuffed dumpling. ^^; It's pyrih in Ukrainian. There's flavoured potato or meat inside.. cheese, vegeatables, whatever you want. I love them because I make them and eat them cold in summer, with frozen peas and lamb.
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Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2006 5:48 pm
WellzY Eccentric Iconoclast δση'τ lεανε γσυг აτσνε ση шнιlε γσυ'гε мιχιηვ ιη τнε δгεააιηვ. ninja That doesn't sound anything like what it seems if you were to pronouce it properly. xD I know. But it's such fun to type. Isn't it something like "dsh't leane gsyg atsne sh šnile gsy'ge mixihv ih tne dgeaaihv"?
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Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2006 5:49 pm
War Noise WellzY War Noise I can defrost an excellent perogie.
xD
I don't eat enough salad, burnt or otherwise. What's perogie? neutral It's actually spelt perogy in english I think... it's a stuffed dumpling. ^^; It's pyrih in Ukrainian. There's flavoured potato or meat inside.. cheese, vegeatables, whatever you want. I love them because I make them and eat them cold in summer, with frozen peas and lamb. Oh, I love those things. xD The Russian Teahouse nearby sells them. Wonderful stuff.
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Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2006 10:18 pm
War Noise WellzY War Noise I can defrost an excellent perogie.
xD
I don't eat enough salad, burnt or otherwise. What's perogie? neutral It's actually spelt perogy in english I think... it's a stuffed dumpling. ^^; It's pyrih in Ukrainian. There's flavoured potato or meat inside.. cheese, vegeatables, whatever you want. I love them because I make them and eat them cold in summer, with frozen peas and lamb. I'm sorry I've never heard of them. They're more Slavic are they? The Slavic culture isn't very big where I live, more Italin, Greek and Chinese. Eccentric Iconoclast -- Well most of it looks Greek, but some of it doesn't look Greek now that I look closely. It would sound something like... thsi't ieave gsi(?) (?)tsne si (?)ighii(?) ii t(?)e th(?)e(??)ii(?). confused
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Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 4:47 am
WellzY War Noise WellzY War Noise I can defrost an excellent perogie.
xD
I don't eat enough salad, burnt or otherwise. What's perogie? neutral It's actually spelt perogy in english I think... it's a stuffed dumpling. ^^; It's pyrih in Ukrainian. There's flavoured potato or meat inside.. cheese, vegeatables, whatever you want. I love them because I make them and eat them cold in summer, with frozen peas and lamb. I'm sorry I've never heard of them. They're more Slavic are they? The Slavic culture isn't very big where I live, more Italin, Greek and Chinese. Eccentric Iconoclast -- Well most of it looks Greek, but some of it doesn't look Greek now that I look closely. It would sound something like... thsi't ieave gsi(?) (?)tsne si (?)ighii(?) ii t(?)e th(?)e(??)ii(?). confused Some of them are Georgian and some of them are Cyrillic. xD
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Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 5:35 am
Eccentric Iconoclast Some of them are Georgian and some of them are Cyrillic. xD Thought something like that.
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Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 12:08 pm
War Noise WellzY War Noise I can defrost an excellent perogie.
xD
I don't eat enough salad, burnt or otherwise. What's perogie? neutral It's actually spelt perogy in english I think... it's a stuffed dumpling. ^^; It's pyrih in Ukrainian. There's flavoured potato or meat inside.. cheese, vegeatables, whatever you want. I love them because I make them and eat them cold in summer, with frozen peas and lamb. LIES! Perog = something like pie. What you're talking about is perozhok(Sounds like it's the same, but it's not).
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Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 3:25 pm
Static Imp War Noise WellzY War Noise I can defrost an excellent perogie.
xD
I don't eat enough salad, burnt or otherwise. What's perogie? neutral It's actually spelt perogy in english I think... it's a stuffed dumpling. ^^; It's pyrih in Ukrainian. There's flavoured potato or meat inside.. cheese, vegeatables, whatever you want. I love them because I make them and eat them cold in summer, with frozen peas and lamb. LIES! Perog = something like pie. What you're talking about is perozhok(Sounds like it's the same, but it's not). HereI spell it Perogy because that's how it is often spelled commercially in Canada, I'm sorry if this is wrong or a colloquialism- english is not my mother tongue. Either way, I've lived long enough in Lviv, (persay, my entire life) to know what is a pyrih.
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Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 2:34 am
Haven't been in here in a while! ES TUT MIR LEID! crying
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Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 10:04 am
Man, I suck at writing papers. I'm never gunna convince my mom to let us do unschooling! crying Not that forcing her won't be hard. We've already refused to do the schoolwork she's given us since September 11... ninja
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 12:49 pm
HAPPY LANGUAGE DAY!!! heart
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 1:08 pm
There's a Language Day?
Or is this in an "every day is Language Day here!" sense?
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Posted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 1:16 pm
DavidGemmell There's a Language Day? Or is this in an " every day is Language Day here!" sense? Nooo, apparently (at least in the Netherlands) it's Language Day. It'd be awesome if every day was language day, though. xD
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