k_d posted all the nice squirrel pictures. That makes me sad to see him (?) gone. :(

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It's a girl, and she's a fabulous painter.

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Why would she leave? (And I have a hard time discerning the gender of many users. Sorry)

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Cannot guess. Wish I could.

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People want a holiday, but here only shit.

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Define 'here' please.

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lj.rossia.org

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I like it here immensely. The people are talented, intelligent, full of humour and sarcasm (which I adore) and very kind to me. I liked your post on the Snow Maiden btw. I saw a picture of it yesterday when I was looking for something completely different and recognised it just now when I went to see your journal. :)

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This friendly attitude towards freigners.

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Look, I'd hate to meddle in, but you are talking
to a freak. In a way we might all be freaks here,
yet generally minding their own business,
while that one created a hive of accounts under
schoolgirls' names, and goes around smothering
people with comments of that quite numerous virtual
teem. I think he actually likes it here, even if
never too cordially received.

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haha...well, he was here reading your post! ;)

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It somewhat reminds me the not so recent attempt of gender change by Mr. Tel'nikov. It is when a gentleman tries to use a sharp object to accomplish a gender change but misses and gets a brain damage instead.

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Mrs. Tel'nikova hasn't a brain damage, isn't she?
The best example of damage by sexual (gender) problems is Hell which can't change his gender and so he needs realise his fantasies through his shitblog.
So it goes.

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This is actually a forum by Moscow school№57. Others here do not love:(

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lol

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Learn some English before trying to post in it

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There are few guys here how are not from Moscow.

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are didn't loved here
вроде так правильно

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forum of, пожалуй

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Have you ever thought about yourself as the aforementioned shit? Why, you should, just to be sure, lol.

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В клыки размером с самого Ондатра, насколько я помню.

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А откуда это известно?

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Ну, я в детстве думал-думал, и додумался только до этого. Не помню уже предпосылок. (

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А! Там же сказано: спросить у мамы. Скорее всего, я так и поступил.

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Умная какая мама. Только они там плясали
и оставляли следы. Хорошая версия, но не
уверена.

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мне казалось, что какие-то живые большие апельсиновые. потому что там еще у мам надо было спрашивать про челюсть из апельсиновых корок.

я пол-детства ломал голову над этой загадкой

Кстати, да. Мне тоже было (и есть) жутко интересно, во что же.

моя мама говорила про "камни" (ну это очевидная связка "зубы - камни"), но откуда там тогда следы - непонятно.

кажется, этого никто не знает. Интересно, есть такие же неразрешимые загадки ещё в литературе ? (ну кроме "ах почему Онегин отказал Татьяне" и проч.)

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Набрала только что роман девятилетнего автора
"Дорога улетевшего петуха", так там этого много.

Про Онегина разве загадка? Ну, я мало что понимаю.
А вообще, ну вот "Ворота Расемон", все такое.

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в настоящие!

А что, дети всерьез восприняли предложение "спросить у мамы, она знает"?

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Нет, это я опять задумалась, а мама далеко.

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