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	Create New Topic   My Posts   My forum buddies   Invite friends   Private messages Russian brides > Main Forum > Family Values and education Author Post N()R Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 6:57:20 AM   ania, Forgive me for asking, but am I that person you talk about? The one that have no experience for the sake of speaking? I am just curious... ania46972000 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 7:43:03 AM   "All of these women in the adds have something in common.. Have you noticed?? yes, I am sure you have, they are all having some kind of bachelor degree, they are doctors, lawyers and so on... You might ask yourself, WHY??? If these girls are so family oriented, why go years after years at school??? Why not learn childrens-care, housekeeping, knitting and those things?? Will they actually forget all about their education just because of some guys like us? " Sorry, maybe I misunderstood u, did u imply Russian girls are not family oriented? if i hurt you,forgive me too, it wasn`t my intention, one word too much, I was a bit angry about what u wrote N()R Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 7:58:14 AM   Ania, No, you did not hurt me at all. I did not at all imply that Russian women are not family oriented, what I however imply is that some men have wrong expectations when they search for a woman. Some men think they are gonna take home a housekeeper (a second mother..), I just try to tell them it doesn't work that way.. These women are own individuals with own goals in life. Of course they have family values, but we shall not forget they also want a career. We cannot expect them to take care of everything and have a career as well. Why should they give up on all their dreams just because of someone like me? Is it right of me to expect her to put her education in a drawer just because I fell in love with her? I don't think so, these women graduated for a reason. unclebuck Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 8:41:38 AM   Hey guys I'm still here and this is a really bazar conversation except for the reality that these women are extreamly intelegent and gifted. I liked the parts about what they get out of thier education. If someone is looking for dummies don't look in the FSU! These women areonly held back by circumstance not from education or drive. Annika77 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 9:04:06 AM   Actually its lot of dummies in FSU, just heard of somebody who is married to brit man and she looks for him in russian TV program "Zdi menya". He diseappeared after posh marriage 2 years ago! That girl dont know any english and dont know where he lives, they used translation during wedding! She is that "traditional girl" you guys look for! They are going to look for that man in this program now! Annika77 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 9:16:45 AM   So if somebody is looking for absolute dummie, russian villages is right place for~it, Im sure she was able to cook good borch. I hope in next prgram they will find that man, because marriage was official! ania46972000 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 10:02:47 AM   that`s ok then, I am glad NOR we have finally understood each other. Have a great day. N()R Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 10:16:00 AM   Ditto Ania :) unclebuck Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 2:04:57 PM   Annika, Whats with this downer attitude toward FSU women? There is not a place on the planrt that doen't have it's share of dummies. Have you not been to any rural areas in the U.S.? Ignorance can be cured but stupid is forever! wtrav02 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 5:18:49 PM   She has not been outside her village in istounia. I try to think of her as the fat girl who grew up milking cows in rural istounia. She just needs a good punani to clear her brain, but who has time for charity these days unclebuck Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 8:16:54 PM   Yes, she does exhibit a rather provencial attitude. Maybe Annika was the girl who got married to the unknown gentlman? spirittraveller Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 9:19:15 PM   I am curious about the ladies who contribute to the forum. What is the reason? Is it to learn about different nationalities of men? I also wonder why more ladies do not write. Maybe I am a "twit" nasfan6 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 9:45:28 PM   Hey UB I live in rural america, but I'm far from an idiot. Though I have to laugh a bit. The level of competent english and common sense is lacking quite a bit here. There are some people here that put the "Hill" in billy. If you are not from here like me and educated you are considered an outsider, one who thinks they are smarter than anyone else and arrogant. Annika I am curious, just what in the hell is an unofficial marriage? izifaddag Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 10:55:27 PM   No Spirit, being a twit is almost, but not quite, an exclusive British thing. It helps if you went to a public school and enjoy squash. They often wear green wellington boots and have shooting jackets in either green gaberdine or twill with leather shoulder pads. Normally sporting a flat cap too. This is an attempt to give the impression that they are deep down "working class". Course it is pointless. Look at Prince Charles the ears give it away every time. Soon as you see those flappers and that false concerned look with the knitted eyebrows you know it is him immediately. Under normal circumstances they will use the lounge but often will "muck" in with the common people in the public bar where they will drink beer and swap Range Rover stories. Of course this is only one variety but I will leave others to describe the other breeds. It absolutely does not include native Americans. izifaddag Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/18/2005 11:02:47 PM   Nas For a while there I was an over the road truck driver. I still keep up my CDL, it's my emergency blanket. Many of the drivers are "BillyBobs". These people would drive me bonkers. Thick doesn't quite cover it. Often they would drive in pairs because of the signs. The only way they could read them was because one was good at numbers and the other was good at letters. I swear to God that I learned how to speak with a BillyBob accent because I just couldn't take explaining what I was doing out there any more. I could y'all and pancakes and grits with the best of them. They couldn't tell the difference. Thank God that is over. spirittraveller Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/19/2005 3:17:45 AM   Man,I love wellingtons!! And my green shooting jacket too! It is too darn hot in Arizona to wear them. I think I`m a closet limey and just didn`t know it. I like squash too--acorn,butternut,zuchinni,pumpkin,and especially spaghetti squash ;o> I also have a beautiful fowling jacket I have not used since pheasant hunting in Montana. It does have leather shoulder pads,but they don`t seem to make that much difference after I fire 7 shots from my 12 gauge Winchester. Funny you should mention-but I guess we Americans have the same type of big city people who try to get homey with the native folks. You can always recognize them by their brand new clothes, custom riding boots that never seen a cow pasture,and often wearing ski-type jackets. I could never understand how any of them can bend over with those huge belly-pinching belt buckles. SO-Izi,I hope you weren`t one of those piggyback convoy drivers that hogs up interstate 10 going to L.A.-you are right-they are thicker then thieves. By the way--this Yankee likes his grits with brown sugar and milk,so the Rebs were all disgusted by me. ONEKINDMAN Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/19/2005 3:45:17 AM   I think your right A positive Change is what I hope we all are look forward to. At least before we all look down and our nuts are touching the knees :) I so want to learn and absorb the wisdom And I bet these pages go back oh say a 100 years :) Hey hey I am not saying all of you guys are old dawgs, cuz truth be told age is only a number lol. Annika77 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/19/2005 5:01:01 AM   Sorry..I just described one russian TV show. And really, what Im, simple village girl from "istonia" busy milking cows do here among city guys and educated well travelled handsome gentlemen? Just want to get rid of my provencial attitude maybe. What about low-life in USA..I just like jokes about trailer trash! Annika77 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/19/2005 5:23:04 AM   Wtrv02...may I inform one well travelled gentlemen that such country as "istounia" dont excist...Estonia yes. nasfan6 Member send PM   block PM add to buddies Send: 5/19/2005 6:12:19 AM   Izi Thick is mild and they have a language of their own. The translations are unique. I also like the transplants who pick up the accent. I was born in West Palm Beach so I have no accent. I stick out pretty good here. Hell I thought learning russian was tough until I moved here five years ago. They demolish the english language here. I don't say y'all, or crik(creek)Hollar(hollow)coon hunting is not the national sport as they think it is. I do not have 6 cars on blocks in my yard, It think that is some ornamentation here. I do have a pickup truck and one Sunday coming from church I stopped at a gas station to git(get) some coffee and I was fixin'(getting ready) to go home and one fellar(fellow) said, You ain't from around here is you? Maybe it was the Armani suit that gave it away, I don't know. I guess men from southern Indiana don't drive pickups and wear armani. I also have to laugh at all the confederate flags in Southern Indiana. There language is as bad as their history, Indiana was a northern state. So if you come here pick up you "Mountain Dan Websters" dictionary you'll need it. It's right next to Transparent Language "Learning Russian" at the local Flea Market. The do have currency exchange at the flea markets you can change your American dollars for confederate money. So going to Ukraine was no culture shock fer(for)me. I have told Larissa many times, don't worry about your english, she is very adamant on learning correct grammar and pronunciation, they won't understand you here anyway. I just can't wait to here her say in her Ukrainian accent, Mike I'm fixin' to go to walmart can I getcha somtin? Have a great day Y'all Mike Your Reply: Your name:   New Registration Password:   Forgot password?   refresh Code:   Russian brides > Main Forum > Family Values and education
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