Мой любимый Данечка новый клипак склепал))



а от этого трио крыша едет)))))))

@темы: Juanes, Youtube, Маньячное, Мужчины, Музыка, Увлечения

@темы: Youtube, Маньячное, Брюно, Гару, Франкофонное, Друзья, Музыка, Увлечения

Второй день слушаю записи Брю.. те что у Пенки взяла... черт!!! вот вроде все слышала уже тыщу раз... но... просто плачу от восторга.. голоса... силы.... неимоверно... Брюно невозможно наслушаться.. это как вечная жажда... чем больше пьешь - тем больше хочется...
Спасибо Господу за его дар.. и спасибо, что этот дар дан нам!!!

ЗЫ: я мню или мне кажется... но чудится, что и квебекские зрители стали его жарче принемать.. после наших концертов? или это иллюзия?))

@темы: Маньячное, Брюно, Франкофонное, Любовь, Мужчины, Музыка, Увлечения

Вслед Умке хочется запостить несколько милых рекламок с известными актерами...
Много набралось.. поэтому скрываю

читать дальше

А как тут хорош Джош... люблю его!!!





аааа.....!!!!


И несколько рекламок с мартини






А вот из-за этой рекламы родился мой ник))


Снова с Джудиком... ах, какой мужчина.. на него равно как и на воду с огнем, можно смотреть вечно...




а здесь мне музыка очень нравится...

@темы: Youtube, Женщины, Мужчины, Наблюдения

@темы: Youtube, Музыка

@темы: Друзья

@темы: Youtube, Мужчины, Музыка

У нас с сыном идет 2-ой день рождественских фильмов...
Только что посмотрели финский фильм Рождественская история.... очень мило, по-доброму простой фильм... трогатльный... за что люблю европейское кино, это за вот такую простую "настоящесть".. советую
www.kinopoisk.ru/level/1/film/317463/

@темы: Кино, Радостное

Blyad — literally, "whore." This word is usually encountered in its contracted form "blya," a particle used mainly for emphasis, adding a touch of lurid color at the end of absolutely any phrase. "Ту chyo, blya?" (What the fuck are you**. doing/saying?) could be an act of friendly raillery or the verbal prelude to a headbutt. The B-word is also a common cri-de-coeur: you stub your toe — "Blya!" Some people are so addicted that they use the word to season even the most banal utterance. Eg. "A on, blya, mne skazal, blya, chto ya, blya..." This is the meat in the dumpling of Russian mat — it's impossible to imagine a conversation with a taxi driver without it.

Khui — literally, "cock." The first thing after "hello" that people learn how to say in a foreign language is "fuck off," and some manage to get by thereafter on these two phrases alone. "Idi na khui!" is the Russian equivalent, literally meaning "Go to the penis!" Yes, I know it sounds silly in translation. But what makes the system of Russian mat so interesting are the derivatives. "Okhuyet" is to be extremely surprised, like when you see your friend Vasya puking in the gutter. He would then report to be feeling "khuyo-vo." Also worth remembering are "Ni khuya sebe!" — "No fucking way!" and the derivative "khuinya" — bollocks, bullshit.

Pizda — literally, "cunt." If you're tired of sending people to the penis, you can send them "v pizdu" for the sake of variety. Derivatives abound from this particularly crude item: your new mobile you might describe as "pizdaly," or if you doubt the truth of a statement, you could say "Chyo ty pizdish?" — "Why are you talking through your...?" Well, you know what. Perhaps the most useful incarnation of this word is "pizdets," meaning a "total fuck up." The phrase "Eto prosto pizdets!" expresses the sublime degree of misery, a predicament where things can get no worse. Anyone been to Kaluga? Perversely enough, a cheery "pizdets!" could mean just, "wow!"

Mudak — literally, "testicle." This word is never used in its original meaning, but has come into common currency to mean an "asshole" or "dickhead," i.e. a man you find disagreeable. This word is at the softcore end of the mat spectrum, but a phrase like "on polny mudak," is still a dire condemnation of anyone it is used to denote. When a shapka-wear-ing Volga driver cuts you off on the Garden Ring, "mudak!" is what you shout out of your window at him. A younger "mudak" could be tenderly referred to as a "mudachok," while an adult male could also be termed a "mudilo" — a particularly unpleasant subspecies of the "mudak."

Yebat — literally, "to fuck." This verb has all the primary meanings you'd expect it to have, with a couple of juicy extras unknown to English. "Zaebat" means to exhaust, to make sick of. "On menya zaebal!" means "I'm sick to fucking death of him." For the virtuoso mat-user, "vyebyvatsya" means to show off in some crass or reprehensible way, and for me always conjures up the image of elitny hairdresser Sergey Zveryev. To fuck someone up is "otyebat," and the reflexive form "olyebis!" means "get the fuck away from me!" Also, "zayebis!" is a nice mat variant of "khorosho" or "kru-to." For example, "Vsyo zayebis!" — "Everything's fucking great!"

A combination of the above. The ur-text of Russian mat is, needless to say, the lyrics of Leningrad. The song "Den Rozhdeniya" from the album "Dachniki" culminates in the impressive riff, "Vse zayebalo! Piz-dets na khui blyad!" roughly translatable as "Fuck it all! Fucking load of bullshit!" In the song, this phrase is the mournful outburst of a man so weary of life that he doesn't even want to celebrate his birthday. Other permutations like "Idi v pizdu, blya, mudak" are also possible. Warning: if English swearing is like beer, Russian mat is like vodka — it's effect is stronger and foreigners should be wary when using it. Take your lead from your interlocutor: if they use mat, then you can too.

@темы: Языки, Веселое, Интересности, Интернет

Звук жуткий.. но так приятно все же.. Морт такой волосатый)) а как Пол на гитаре вышивает то.. ах!!!!

@темы: Morten Harket, Youtube, Маньячное, a-ha, Любовь, Мужчины, Музыка