Hi! I need help of English - speaker. could you please help me? "Russian riddle" - what does it mean? will it be good name for a travel agancy which is for those who would like to come to Russia? may be there's a different way to name it? what do you think?
sorry for interrupt and thank you very much in advance! :)
I am not quite sure how to reply to this comment...claudiaApril 23 2009, 01:45:42 UTC
Are you asking me what the phrase "Russian riddle" means? I don't know any Russian riddles, so I can't provide any examples, but friendly advice --> I can tell you that it most certainly would not be a good name for a travel agency. Most people don't like riddles involved in their travel plans, even if only in name.
I read this post when you first posted it, and was like, yeah looks like a cute playset. I looked back at your LJ today and saw comments. I thought, "Surely someone else is really enthused at the adorability of those... dolphins? Whatever, they're plush and awesome."
Genuine lols at the randomness of the "interruption" above. I'm glad you were there for him too.
Nah, nobody comments on my blog aside from maybe you and a couple of other people. I'm not even sure anyone reads it. But then again, I kind of like it when art imitates life.
Re: The Finnegans. I haven't spent much time with them (yet - I don't want to destroy their world), but I'm under the impression that they are a family (school?) of vicious, yet fuzzy and fun-loving sharks. I failed to mention that all Furryville playsets come with a storybook and poster, which I have not read.
My favorite Finnegan is the one up in the crow's nest. In real life, he would be dead.
I like the one who's lounging on a deck chair while the others have actual responsibilities. All in all, very awesome playset. I'm psyched to hear about their storybook adventures.
or no, my bad! He fell in and the rowboat Finnegan with the shades and hat has saved him (saved a shark from drowning?) and is pulling him along on a raft. Okay, now I'm very curious about the story for these guys.
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I need help of English - speaker. could you please help me? "Russian riddle" - what does it mean? will it be good name for a travel agancy which is for those who would like to come to Russia? may be there's a different way to name it? what do you think?
sorry for interrupt and thank you very much in advance! :)
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Hope that helps!
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I think Genuine Russia is better :)
thank you for advice and being here for me!
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Good luck! You should offer packaged travel discounts to the Maya Battle in Moscow next year. Just a suggestion!
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I looked back at your LJ today and saw comments. I thought, "Surely someone else is really enthused at the adorability of those... dolphins? Whatever, they're plush and awesome."
Genuine lols at the randomness of the "interruption" above. I'm glad you were there for him too.
Your blog is so win.
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Re: The Finnegans. I haven't spent much time with them (yet - I don't want to destroy their world), but I'm under the impression that they are a family (school?) of vicious, yet fuzzy and fun-loving sharks. I failed to mention that all Furryville playsets come with a storybook and poster, which I have not read.
My favorite Finnegan is the one up in the crow's nest. In real life, he would be dead.
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I like the one who's lounging on a deck chair while the others have actual responsibilities. All in all, very awesome playset. I'm psyched to hear about their storybook adventures.
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