If you start with the political comments again, we will all live to
regret it.
William Robb wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Lon Williamson
Subject: Re: Party pics, Russian-style,
I do wish, though, that any leader who wants to
start a war would be required to lead the troups
My wife is Russian, and our family spent the weekend visiting her relatives
in Brooklyn, New York. Saturday night was the main event, the celebration of
her cousin Ilya's 50th birthday at a Russian restaurant. (The vodka flowed
like water.)
I went armed with two SLRs: A Super Program and a Ricoh
I found that a very interesting slice of life tale...
Thanks for sharing it with us, Paul!
keith whaley
Paul Franklin Stregevsky wrote:
My wife is Russian, and our family spent the weekend visiting her relatives
in Brooklyn, New York. Saturday night was the main event, the celebration of
No wonder these people lost the Cold War.
I found the general story funny and the quoted statement offensive. I lived in Russia
for 31 years and took many pictures and only read in books about something similar
somewhere overseas. The case you described exsisted, I am sure, but leads to not
Paul Franklin Stregevsky wrote:
[big snip]
When I asked Ilya why the guy had taken so few shots, he explained how it's
been proven that each time you take someone's picture, you take away part
of their life energy. Whoever owns the print can hurt the person in the
picture by--I
- Original Message -
From: Gleb Baida
Subject: Re: Party pics, Russian-style,
I personally thought that we lost that war because of wrong
ideology and economy and also because of huge losses in the
WWII.
Wasn't the cold war caused by wrong ideology?
William Robb
My apologies (Eezveenee), Gleb.
Gleb Baida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I found the general story funny and the
quoted statement offensive. ... The case you described exsisted, I am sure,
but leads to not very correct generalization. ... I personally thought that
we lost that war because of wrong
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