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Helen Glover: Morning jog.
it's a great saturday afternoon -- karputov ripped his claws off -- golubev took a taxi to the bathhouse -- trishkin went to escort his wife.
if you add in that Roche is on holiday -- renat is celebrating winning the nomination(https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/219992)-- servicedesk rolled the dice this weekend.
there could be a rare idyll of calm on the forum.
Zaporizhia in the morning
This thread is more than humour, as it immediately brings to mind the creation of a third one.
Yes, when I look at pictures of clouds, I am bursting with laughter.
What the coders have been arguing about in the English section all last week:
The Shakespearean equivalent: "To be, or not to be, that is the question"."Toreturn(0), or toreturn, that is the question."
Which is what the coders in the English section have been arguing about all last week:
The Shakespearean equivalent: "To be, or not to be, that is the question"."Toreturn(0), or toreturn, that is the question."
Fellow Golubev. Stop embarrassing the English branch. Do you realize what you're doing? You're bluntly saying, "Look how dumb forum members are in the English section." Not only that, but you put it all in the "interesting and humorous" section. Like, let's laugh together. If you were an officer, you might want to consider playing Russian roulette (for starters).
What the coders have been arguing about in the English section all last week:
The Shakespearean equivalent: "To be, or not to be, that is the question"."Toreturn(0), or toreturn, that is the question."
Can I have a link?
Fellow Golubev. Stop embarrassing the English branch. Do you realize what you're doing? You're bluntly saying, "Look how dumb forum members are in the English section." Not only that, you're putting it all in the "interesting and humorous" section. Like, let's laugh together. If you were an officer, you might want to consider playing Russian roulette (for starters).
Personally, I understood that post as a parcel of advice on learning English, especially for freelancers
However ridiculous it may be, but the work on the other side is piled up and, of course, the quid are immediately available
And after all, gentlemen are taken at their word...
And yet gentlemen are taken at their word...
The video is on point.
PS
It's easier to do the bidding of an Englishman than that of a Russian.