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Back from Russia!
- Thread starter ruel
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Very lovely girl/dagger combo. Congrats!
--Josh
--Josh
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Bonus points if you got them both back in your carry-on baggage.
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A good friend of mine met his Russian wife through the internet 6 years ago. Corresponded/phoned for quite a while and visited a multiple times. Wonderful lady.
Although not the traditional route, it has worked very well for them.
Although not the traditional route, it has worked very well for them.
Thanks guys!
This was a girl the Cantina would appreciate. I met her at my linguistics conference, where she's a student in the Department of Turkish Philology. (It's hard to tell, but she's actually an ethnic Oghuz Turcoman -- ie. from Turkmenistan -- not a Russian.) However, she's doing her dissertation on the terminology of pan-Turkic traditional weapons, especially their swords and daggers. What an icebreaker!
Us after I gave my lecture to the conference:
She told me too that last year, after that Chechen hostage incident in Moscow, she was attacked by a group of drunk Russian guys on the subway. But she drew a knife on them and backed them down with, "Touch me again and I'll kill you!"
She wasn't a bringback, unfortunately, but I did make use of my time there. I tell you, my friends: Travel whenever you can. The world is full of amazing people.
This was a girl the Cantina would appreciate. I met her at my linguistics conference, where she's a student in the Department of Turkish Philology. (It's hard to tell, but she's actually an ethnic Oghuz Turcoman -- ie. from Turkmenistan -- not a Russian.) However, she's doing her dissertation on the terminology of pan-Turkic traditional weapons, especially their swords and daggers. What an icebreaker!
Us after I gave my lecture to the conference:
She told me too that last year, after that Chechen hostage incident in Moscow, she was attacked by a group of drunk Russian guys on the subway. But she drew a knife on them and backed them down with, "Touch me again and I'll kill you!"
She wasn't a bringback, unfortunately, but I did make use of my time there.
I tell you, my friends: Travel whenever you can. The world is full of amazing people.
