EVERiBODi LAFU ROJAKS: When Hamsap Ahbeng Go InterviewTuesday, August 04, 2009
When Hamsap Ahbeng Go Interview
Not only Ahbeng but we guys in general loves to think ourselves as very lengjai/attractive one! Thats why u see guys very like to watch James Bond movies ... bcoz in James bond guys always very hansem one and the chicks throw themselves at him ... so after watch james bond movie ledi we will perasan abit lidat! Just like after watch Jackie Chan mia movie ... we suddenly feel our kungfu up-ED a few level ledi one lol!And Today u all Ahbengs will learn how this perasan-ness can acherly farkED u up in an interbiu with a lenglui and a Botak mahlatlow!Dont blink ok? and must watch till the end one! if not you dont understand geh! And most importanly ... dont Luff so loud! Later your kolik thinks you gila wan!!! kakakaka!
August 7, 2009
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August 6, 2009
ЈК Wedding ворваться Dance... Да, навсегда - JK WEDDING ENTRY DANCE...yeah, forever
Our wedding entrance dance to Forever
...yeah, forever.
Наш свадебный танец вход для Forever
... Да, навсегда.
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ЈК Wedding ворваться Dance
Джилл и Кевин встречались, когда Кевин детства друг Джеф, женат Джилл колледжа другу, Энн, в 2005 году. Они оба были на свадьбе. Джилл не могла устоять Кевин в остроумия и очарования.Translate:
Jill and Kevin met when Kevin, childhood friend of Jeff, Jill married college friend, Ann, in 2005. They both were at a wedding.
Jill could not resist Kevin in wit and charm. Kevin could not resist Jill in intellect, nor excellent dance movements.
We would never have expected this response to our wedding clogging in a million years.Support the violence!
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July 19, 2009
July 19, 2009
Matarebeli - Georgia
This music video is from Georgia, ex-USSR country.
It has been said that in Georgia average salary is $80 per month, $960 per year, and that’s not a minimal, that’s an average salary across the country, so a big fraction of Georgian people work in Russia.
There are also rumours that during Soviet era more than half of criminal leaders were from Georgia.
Also there many areas of Georgia are not connected to central electricity system and every appartment in the house lives thanks to their personal diesel electricity generator.
This piece of music video is from that far away country from the shores of Black Sea.
Russian Folklore. Spirits. Domovoi (English Russia » +video)
Russians believed that the world is full of spirits which live next to people, but can be very rarely seen by them. Usually, they were malicious creatures, but still they could help human beings and even protect them in dramatic situations. The spirits inhabited forests, lakes, fields and even houses, and if a person didn’t show respect or didn’t gain their favor by giving some things, they could get really angry, destroy the dwelling, kill the cattle or even murder him or her. Let’s have a look at the list of Russian evil spirits.
A domovoi (dom=a house) is a house spirit, a masculine one, usually rather short, old and very hairy. They also have a long grey beard and tails or horns and live with people. They are believed to be the masters of the house they inhabit. A domovoi usually helps the family with domestic chores, of course, if he’s treated well (given milk and biscuits or bread), and guards the house. Some people say that a domovoi can turn into cats and dogs, and each house can have only one of them – if an “intruder” came, people asked the old one to help chuck the newcomer out. If the family decided to move to a new place, they always asked the spirit to follow them. To make this transportation comfortable for the spirit, they offered him an old boot, where he could hide and thus come to a new house without any trouble.
Their favorite places are the threshold under the door or a spot under the stove. If he likes people he lives with, he always warns them of upcoming danger, but if not he cries and breaks dishes and makes bruises on people’s bodies or even may threaten people in bed to stifle (when this happens you should ask “For good?” or “For bad?”, meaning, what will happen in future, and he answers in a muffled voice “Yes’ or “No”). People say that a domovoi is born as an old man and dies as a baby (seems like The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, doesn’t it?). They are not evil spirits in general, they were just not forgiven by God, and have to serve people for 70 years to go to heaven. That’s why they are not afraid of religious icons, but don’t like them very much, because they remind “house men” of their punishment.
Domovye (plural) in general like domestic animals and usually take care of horses, but it depends on the animal’s color. If the spirit approves the horse, he cues its mane, feeds it very well, and if the owner of the house doesn’t have grains, the spirit can still the food from the neighbor. But if a domovoi doesn’t like the animal, he causes loss of cattle, doesn’t let them eat and drinks and continually harasses them.
This spirit hates mirrors, he-goats, the sign of the cross and swearing. He can either play bad tricks when hears profanity, or even leave if you hang a mirror in the room. Usually they like to be people’s helpers, but now we have a new kind of domovye, called barabashki, who live in modern apartments and like to make nasty things and frighten the family members, and unlike their ancestors these ones can hardly be calmed down.
Now you can watch this funny Russian cartoon about Kuzya, a little domovoi, with English subtitles.
Russian Totoro - Domovyonok Kuzya
Russian Folklore. Spirits. Domovoi
Russians believed that the world is full of spirits which live next to people, but can be very rarely seen by them. Usually, they were malicious creatures, but still they could help human beings and even protect them in dramatic situations. The spirits inhabited forests, lakes, fields and even houses, and if a person didn’t show respect or didn’t gain their favor by giving some things, they could get really angry, destroy the dwelling, kill the cattle or even murder him or her. Let’s have a look at the list of Russian evil spirits.
A domovoi (dom=a house) is a house spirit, a masculine one, usually rather short, old and very hairy. They also have a long grey beard and tails or horns and live with people. They are believed to be the masters of the house they inhabit. A domovoi usually helps the family with domestic chores, of course, if he’s treated well (given milk and biscuits or bread), and guards the house.
Some people say that a domovoi can turn into cats and dogs, and each house can have only one of them – if an “intruder” came, people asked the old one to help chuck the newcomer out. If the family decided to move to a new place, they always asked the spirit to follow them. To make this transportation comfortable for the spirit, they offered him an old boot, where he could hide and thus come to a new house without any trouble.
Their favorite places are the threshold under the door or a spot under the stove. If he likes people he lives with, he always warns them of upcoming danger, but if not he cries and breaks dishes and makes bruises on people’s bodies or even may threaten people in bed to stifle (when this happens you should ask “For good?” or “For bad?”, meaning, what will happen in future, and he answers in a muffled voice “Yes’ or “No”).
People say that a domovoi is born as an old man and dies as a baby (seems like The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, doesn’t it?). They are not evil spirits in general, they were just not forgiven by God, and have to serve people for 70 years to go to heaven. That’s why they are not afraid of religious icons, but don’t like them very much, because they remind “house men” of their punishment.
Domovye (plural) in general like domestic animals and usually take care of horses, but it depends on the animal’s color. If the spirit approves the horse, he cues its mane, feeds it very well, and if the owner of the house doesn’t have grains, the spirit can still the food from the neighbor. But if a domovoi doesn’t like the animal, he causes loss of cattle, doesn’t let them eat and drinks and continually harasses them. This spirit hates mirrors, he-goats, the sign of the cross and swearing. He can either play bad tricks when hears profanity, or even leave if you hang a mirror in the room. Usually they like to be people’s helpers, but now we have a new kind of domovye, called barabashki, who live in modern apartments and like to make nasty things and frighten the family members, and unlike their ancestors these ones can hardly be calmed down. Now you can watch this funny Russian cartoon about Kuzya, a little domovoi, with English subtitles.This is ridiculous and funny movie about a little man, who lives in the wall and take care of the house. He called the "domovoi". House = DOM, so DOMOVOI!!! ^___^
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Elvis 68 Outtakes Funny
Elvis 68 Out-takes very funny and sweet! These are some of my favorites cause he is always laughing! EnJOY!
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