Martini

I’m #1

Nice Tayljim, nice…

AWESOME word request: Splendiferous! :mrgreen:

Thats a great vid~ :mrgreen:
I hope you will make one day my *word-request* q_q (Doppelganger)
(Ive written a comment in your last video)

Yours, Blacky

HAhah .. I knew i shoul dhave spelled out my name .. I B Way too Cool :D .. Great response :D Thanks for clearing that up :D

homework: scotch

DAMN SO LATE WASN’T EXPECTING IT

Homew: Scotch

Lol !
Request: how about WHACK ?

So embarrassing!! I never seem to get those right! :eek:

Teacher’s passed out, lock the doors so the
cude youtubers can’t get in

the early worm gets the bird! :mrgreen:
Congratulations

by the way 5 stars

#10

Its all good .. still was cool to just see my name on there :D

Not too cool when Bond chick can’t figure out the names!!! I was drunk I tell you!!! :-)

No problem .. It was still cool seeing my name up there :D . Looks like you really enjored making that vid too .. so many takes :D .. New Drink with each take? heheh

haha .. however will you make it up to me? :D

goes great with soda, water, or on the rocks

hi i am new here that last lessonwas great, in a relative theme i want to ask you for the word “beer” :grin: i was wondering if you can tell me about it plese, a and another cuestion can you tell meaning of words in another lenguage ???? :?: thank you have a nice day :mrgreen:

I meant crude

As they say, “candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker” :grin:

wow !
what a lesson… I
really love scene III *and* scene IV in your drama
but the ‘chute’ ( I mean curtain fall, do you say ‘chute’ ? ) is the best !
greatest Marina’s nonsense
Who knows, may be you can outsmart Dr Evil at his game ?

For toponyms, nearly every Wine ‘appellation’ here in France is after a name place : amongst the Bordeaux, you can enumerate forever village names like St Emilion, Pomerol, Pessac Leognan, Sauternes,
same for the Bourgognes : Nuit St Georges, Gevrey-Chambertin, Meursault … it’s infinite…

For Martini I would backup an italian commenter on youtube who insists it’s italian, that said, may be Ian Fleming’s Martini is not the Martini we drink here…

your respectful wine-lover-student from France

I love it–so funny! First you spill it on your “gorge” as they say in France–I love you kept that! Then you gargle it–I mean who gargles a martini? Only Marina could think of that! And then passing out. You are also back to nice light and a good angle again–that made me happy too.

A toponymic drink name–well most wines have toponyms, so one quick example: Brunello di Montalcino (a nice expensive one), any Champagne which comes from…Champagne (duh!) but there are so many others. I could Burgundies (Château La Tour), Bordeaux mostly have names of their châteaux or village in which they are made; also the type such as Burgundy or Bordeaux is named after a region anyway; you go could go on and on–one Bordeaux: Château Mouton-Rothchild–the most famous and expensive; why not!

Cocktails, there are tons too: Manhattan (obvious), Cuba Libre (obvious), I’ll think of more.

What about Vodka, Marina. I am sure there must be local vodkas named after places, no?

Why does the high-quality button not show up at first. It only manifest itself later…weird!

mmmmmoooooooowwwwwwwaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!!

lostforwords

I want to request the word Alibi.I want to know the origin by one of your videos.
Will yo dou it? :roll:

I’d like to know where and how the word “fireworks” came to be. I’ve always wondered about that. Thanks hotforwords!

you are such a klutz!!!! :lol:
Alabama Slamma
Shaken not stirred is a colder more developed drink

Spodee odee….. urp!

Why does the video crash at 1.39….or am I the only one having this problem…. :???:

nvm, adding &fmt=18 helped it

What is the origin of RSVP?

Marina, Marina, Marina–it’s “I be way too cool”, not ibway two cul, and certainly not “ibway”, which you said over and over: that had me on giggling on the floor! Crazy funny…..

I think this clip may be your best yet. Really, you’ve got to be in the movies as a comedienne–that idea certainly doesn’t assume your not smart; you have to be super fast to be funny. Ever notice dummies have no sense of humor–”what did you say? I don’t get it…..”

lostforwords

Homework:
Another toponym named drink is a Manhattan.
Bond preferred his drink shaken as it cools the drink more quickly and mixes the vermouth more thoroughly preventing an oily taste. :cool:

Marina!!! no-way-you-did-that! :shock:

guys? she’s makin’ FUN of me!! check it out:
(doing my homework – twice!)
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=oUG0GjdoGHE&feature=related
i see you did your eyes like this today!
(no mistake in my observation – none!)
Marvelous that you can, but please, don’t
I was just responding to the whole celebrity
lookalike thang – not implying you should
change a thing! …even w/o makeup…
…or first thing after wakeup! au natural…
…what you’ve got is workin’ – nymphlike..

That’s a “glam vid” of Blondie, usually
Deb Harry had those “put away hard” eyes*.
* a twist on “rode hard, put away wet”

Did you know that gargling like that
allows the alcohol to be absorped
directly into the throat tissue, getting
the alcohol into your bloodstream
more directly? NOW you know why
you fell out so quick – LOL!

Homework time! Martini time, later..wink wink
The whole James Bond martini myth is ass
backwards. Ian Fleming made it clear 007
liked his Martini stirred, not shaken, because
shaking “bruises” the gin.

Hal Wasson, manager of the Montgomery Inn
Riverhouse in Cincinnati showed me the best
dry, shaken martini method to please the 007
wannabes. Pour 2 oz. dry sweet vermouth over
ice in a shaker. Shake. Pour out remaining dry
vermouth, and add your gin. Shake and pour.
Too much vermouth blows, so this works perfect.

toponym words? Harvey Wallbanger? …uhh :roll:
let me get back to you on that…

I gues Bloody mary aint a toponym, so how did that get it’s name? sounds kinda gruesom.

Shaken martini’s leave less hydrogen peroxide(H2O2) behind than stirred. Or maybe you just like it colder?

o btw, you forgot to take of the barcode:P

There is a slew of words from legal/contracts
that get asked. alibi, pro rata, pro noba, pro bono…
mostly just old latin… :mrgreen:

That was great. You’r camera must be drunk also. At the end it left a little square two colored box on your cleavage. That was definitly a five star or better video. :wink: Wher’s your olive. No martini is good without the olive. :cool: :grin:

Ok never mind I see the olive on the second play of the video. I was watching your actions :lol: and enjoying them and missed the olive.
Mike

Congrats Tayljim. :cool: I went out to do some yard work and BAM there is the new video. Talken about sneaky, she is. :cool:

What was your extra-credit question?

“Why does secret agent Hotforwords want YOUR Martini shaken not stirred?” Drunk for sure.

Because you want us to be drinking the same thing?

But since you meant, “why does she want her martini shaken not stirred?” I’d answer because it just tastes better. Can’t think of a better reason. Couldn’t be so that you don’t want to get drunk…

By the way, were they gin or vodka martinis?

lostforwords

sigh…drive the rented Peugot down the wine road,
hit every vineyard for 80 km. A baggette, fromage,
the house table wine. Germany ist auch ein gut geschmeck!
but Viva la France!
Fleming – stirred, not shaken ( “bruises” the gin! ) :mrgreen:

had just finished checking the comments to
the kidnap video and there it was, it was being
in the right place at the right time,

cuter than watching a baby bird drink from an eyedropper! :mrgreen:

Congratulations their Tayljim! :mrgreen: There is a thunder storm here in Seattle (which is very rare btw) and I just wasn’t motivated to get out of bed that early.

We can’t have you being a Bond chic. Well now you would make an excellent one, but he would be mauling all over you, just think how your students would feel. We’d be jealious :wink:
Another Bond flick From Russia with 0. :mrgreen:

Cognac=A brandy distilled from white wine and produced in the vicinity of Cognac
champagne=sparkling white wine made from a blend of grapes, especially Chardonnay and pinot, produced in Champagne
Scotch=whisky distilled in Scotland from fermented malted barley
Chardonnay=a white wine produced in the Burgundy region of France and elsewhere [French]

Extra credit: to keep the bartenders finger out of it

I have a chain and a big military lock :lol:

Jim Utubers could be cude too. :lol: :lol:

If we Americans drink Scotch then what does Bob drink in Scotland, huummm must investigate :!: Jack Daniels :?:

and wude, too!
it’s twue! it’s twue!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25x_Up-9da0
(too bad they can’t be crude like this)

“some people gots no imagcination” – Popeye

Making mistakes is very sexy! :grin: Why do you think we like to watch your outtakes so much? Because you look so darn cute when you do them!

whatever, now just help me get her into her pajamas
and back into her bed so she can sleep it off

Hey Jack how have you been. I love it when it rains. I get on the front porch and lay down in the porch swing and take a nap. So you go back to bed and listen to the rain hitting on the roof and dream of you know who my friend. :smile:

I gues the bartender isn’t stiring it with it’s fingers…. :???:

Can we do that two or three times before we put her to bed. :twisted:

ibway2cul, Yea you are cool. Congratulations on getting your word picked. You almost succeed into getting our teacher drunk. :shock:

sure why not, as least until we get it right

Canadian Corner – Eh?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4yiXRe6XFM

[best Bob McKenzie]
Very good – ok, another mulitpurpose word!
That was totally whack!
Is it Springfield or South Park
that celebrates whacking day?
…hmmm, nah – must be thinking of
beaver flipping day, eh? That’s it!
You whack the beavers to flip them over!
Only once a year, though, eh?

Can you give us a history on the word JUXTAPOSITION. As in The arrangement of two or more ideas, characters, actions, settings, phrases, or words side-by-side or in similar narrative moments for the purpose of comparison? I have always found JUXTAPOSITION to be a funny word for describing a comparison.

Bordeaux is an obvious toponym…burgundy (not Ron, the drink)…

Champagne bubbles to the surface to announce its toponymity…

and since you are a mite Tipsy, perhaps you’ll need a bit of Mocha, my Sherry… :cool:

hope no damage this time

oh, and forgot to say:

stay classy…(-;

Stokesjrj1 what would a Texan know about Cognac :razz: :razz: I thougt yall drank liquior made from catus juice :lol: :lol: Just pullen your drill stem :lol: :lol:

i am sure Marina will “répondez s’il vous plaît to that… :neutral:

Look at this boy fly! :shock:
that was a good roll,
worthy read, dude :mrgreen:

should you ever have the occasion to pronounce my username, Marina, please ‘member that it rhymes with “udder”…

although two of my nice, and kinkier, friends insist on callin’ me “Nud” and pronouncin’ it as you might think…

to which, for some reason, i don’t object… :wink:

ibway2cool – was it something like this? :mrgreen:

EXTRA: Because the word “shaken, not stirred” was use in James Bond films and he used the word ice-cold. Which means that its colder shaken than stirred. Plus he was not drink martini. He was drink vodka martini. Plus in the movie “Casino Royale”, he used the famous phase in the 1953 book as quote:
“Just a moment. Three measures of Gordon’s, one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet. Shake it very well until it’s ice-cold, then add a large thin slice of lemon-peel. Got it?”

Oh I see a typo. She typed ‘Bond chick’ when she meant ‘Blond chick’. You know as in Blonds are more… Ok I won’t go there. I’ve insulted her intelligence enough today.

Marina would make a fantastic Bond girl. Only problem is she would probably make Bond look stupid and steal the show.

I rate your video five stars, or five kisses! Don’t drink too much, because it’s not good for you. You can clean your throat by gargleing with alcohol. A mouthwash like “Scope” or “Lavoris” will do the same thing, but you can’t swallow them. I think you would be great if you were in the next James Bond movie!
CM6

hehehehe thats funny Mel. I should pull out that movie and watch it tonight. :mrgreen:

My video bought it at time 0:53 :evil: :evil:
Right after the small spill. :shock: :shock:
Then I had the thought, “Don’t worry, I’ll get it”. :cool: :cool:
The video then dies. :mad: :mad:
So I guess the lesson is beware, the video stops when you have x-rated thoughts. :twisted: :twisted: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :lol: :oops:
I’ll see if thinking baseball works. :wink:

Look Ma – no hands! LOL :mrgreen:

Nope! :evil: :evil:
And I was even thinking nuns play baseball :evil: :evil:

same has happened to me, when to watch it a 2nd
time and it stpped at the same spot, tried on utube and
the same, also tried down loading to realtime and the
same

Marina, you do know that spilling a martini is alcohol abuse. You look more like a Cosmopolitian martini drinker but since you have all of the ingrediants out, make mine dirty!

You should do a lesson on the word “d’oh,” the expression of agitation, annoyance, pain, etc. Was it invented by the writers of the Simpsons, first uttered by Jimmy Finlayson, or is there an earlier date of entry into the language? Thanks

Does three olives make it lunch? :mrgreen:
Like the Martini Ms. Pepper Pot orders in Ironman?
(that first flight check at 10% may have been after a tea martoonies few many)

Marina in the next James Bond movie? What a great idea. The hot Russian agent that falls for Bond…Perhaps you can have a stint in the movie to teach James a complicated word.

tres bon, dude!

You know Blondie look very much like Marina. If is was just a still framed photo of Blondie I would believe it was Marina. Watch Blondie make facial moves gives it away that’s not Marina. Marina has a wider gamut of facial expressions.

Yea I heard that martini myth. I guess its to late to change that blunder. :neutral:

Capt. J? …could be chic (pronounced sheek)

I know they whack baby seals (Watch out, augie!), but do they also Whack the Penguin?

Cognac=A brandy distilled from white wine and produced in the vicinity of Cognac
champagne=sparkling white wine made from a blend of grapes, especially Chardonnay and pinot, produced in Champagne
Scotch=whiskey distilled in Scotland from fermented malted barley
Chardonnay=a white wine produced in the Burgundy region of France and elsewhere [French]

Extra credit: to keep the bartenders finger out of it

I think Jimmy Durante did it a lot..

Hey Marina, I have a question for you? Why did you bleep out your little 4 letter word?

Mai Tai suggest some toponymic drink names? These came to mind:
Long Island Iced Tea
Scotch
Canadian Club
Bombay Gin
Madeira
Burgundy (as well as almost any Spanish, French or Italian wine)
Champagne
Port
Singapore Sling
Finlandia vodka
Black Russian
White Russian
Manhattan
Swiss-Up
Curacao

Then I went to a webpage to see if there were others:

Aberdeen Angus (there you go, Bob! Cheers)
Absolut Manx Whore
Adelaide Mojo
Afghan Monkey
African Breeze
Agua de Valencia
Alabama
Alamo Splash
Alaska
Albemarle Fizz (there you go, Capman! Skoal, my friend)
Albino Russian
All-American
Allegheny (this one’s from MY home county)
Amalfi Dream
American Beauty
Americano
Amsterdam
Anatoli Coffee
Andalusia
Appalachia
Appian Way
Apple Manhattan
Arctic Summer
Arizona Aztec
Arkansas Avalanche
Aruba
Asbury Park
Asian Hooker
Astoria
Atlantic Breeze
Aussie Mozzie
Australian Virgin
Austrian Hussar
Autumn in New York
Bahama Blue
Bahama Mama
Bahia Breeze
Baja Sidecar
Bali Hai
Balmoral
Baltimore Bracer
Banana Italiano
Banff Cocktail
Bangkok Bomb
Bannockburn
Barbados Punch
Barbary Coast
Barcelona
Basin Street
Bavarian Alps
Belfast Carbomb
Belgian Blue
Belize Run Punch
Bengal
Berlin Martini
Bermuda Cocktail
—and that was only the first 12 pages of the site; only partway through the letter B listings, as you can see. There are tons of others there, but I wasn’t about to try to list them all.

Nazdorovye!

Oops too many question marks in that first sentence. (?)

I would guess pink would factor in with Marina
A little Pink Squirrel or perhaps a Mimosa*.
(Hookers drink, my Mom likes hers, though.) :mrgreen:
*champagne and OJ

Vive la France; Viva Zapatata!

No, but they qualify as the vegetable in public school cafeterias!

Almost? :wink:

I didn’t see an Alaska Polar Bear Chaser on the list?
a few to mention
Ouzo
Sasspirilla
Wild Turkry? LOL :mrgreen:

Marina, know what this is () it has a name and its not what they are thinking.

They don’t work if you don’t light’ em on fire.

pink champagne, of course!

I was going to say; you were obviously distracted…….

it could be Java, DirectX,Windows script
or even a codec issue. Sometimes, the
updated Firefox will load up after the first
boot, and seem normal until trying to post.
(various above errors + database error)
Restarting Firefox solves this one. Your
bug may be a variation on this. :mrgreen:

Bob drinks George Dickel

alchogolik!! :P

the word pancake!! :smile:

Marina, here are some words I am requesting:

Vagina
Condom
SpontaneousHuman
Football

Thanks, from Chipdude

Hey how about the Word

Sex
Orgasam
Fanny
something sexy like that :) :P x

Dude. I don’t know any hookers but I do know a lot of beautiful woman that drink cosmos and because Marina’s from Russia, I would think she’s a vodka girl.

-.- again, so obvious… same thing as glue stick :???:

could you find the origin of the word gorgeous?
mainly because its meant to describe something beautiful but it doesn’t sound like something beautiful :S

please :grin: (i asked nicely.lol)

Marina, could you please research the word casuistry. Thank you.
Best,
James

Another cocktail: Singapore sling. Gin: Bombay gin.

Capman, what are you thinkin’?

Now what Scotsman in his right mind (assuming there is such a thing) would drink JD when they have 15 year-old single malts like Pinch, the Glenfiddich, Laphroaig (spelling?) and other even better and more tasty Scotches being bottled just up the road? btw, Bob’s home town even has a drink named after it: Aberdeen Angus. I’ll have to investigate further to see what’s in it. Judging by some of Bob’s comments, I’ll bet it kicks ass.

Do you ever see any of the clear stuff in the mason jars around your neck o’ the woods? Makes you want to hold onto your lightning rod with both hands when aiming!

That’s Sarsaparilla (more of a soda pop). FYI, the Alaska, Alabama, Arkansas, Bahamas, Barbados, and Bermuda drinks all had multiple drink names, I just used the ones I could readily recognize to cut down on all the boring repetition. That list is endless, I tell you. I challenge you to go ahead and do the whole alphabet, Doug! You can do it! I know you can.

Wild Turkey took me a moment. IstanBullshit! That’s a good one!

This is a bit more than a word request, but nobody has been able to clarify this; so I turn to you for an answer:

Why do we drive on parkways and park on driveways here in America?

I was always told that Ukraine Women were so tough, that they would gargle with Vodka. And sure as shit, It’s true
There has a number of Russian Bond Girls. They were always thought to be Exotic and Chic. But mostly Ruthless and Cunning.

Smirnoff make a get Martini. Place the bottle in the freezer till below 25′. Pour in to a frozen glass and add a lemon Peel, There you go.
Shaken not stirred means nothing. May make it colder but that is all.

Bonjour dear beauty,

I’ve discovered you and your sublime videos some weeks ago. Too bad i have’nt heard about them before. Your videos are the only ones i watch regularly on you tube. They are entertaining visually and of course mentally.

My request, the reason of my comment, is for the word “indeed”. I wanted to know if it’s originaly related to official papers of any kind. In french (I’m from Québec), the translation is “en effet” and also kind of relates to papers of some kind.

Thanks in advance, Jtootch

I would like to request a word:
Turtle

thanks :D

For Bob The Drunk Scottsman May be, he’ll get a surprise when he wakes up.

cold glass 3 1/2 Oz
3 oz grey goose
1/2 oz vermouth
shake it up!
two olives… aahhh
Another good one Marina +5
Other toponyms in food:
frankfurter, sandwich I think?

You and Goerge Carlin want to know!!
RIP

Capt,
I may be wrong but Debra Harry need it first. :shock:
And your so open minded about Marina too. Does the sun really rise at her request?

Everybody get a bottle of this stuff

I love Lucy, chacha :lol:

For fucks sake, DID IT FIRST. damn! damn! damn!.

Toponyms for drinks is proving harder than I thought.
Apart from Scotch and all the wines that others have already mentioned, I can think of liqueurs like Chartreuse, Calvados, Danzig brandy and Curaçao, Spirits like Cognac and Armagnac and Jamaica rum, alcoholic Coffees like Irish and Caribbean Coffee, Mekong Whiskey from Thailand and Canadian Club.
Don’t forget, too, that single malt Scotch Whiskeys are named after the Glen or Island where they are distilled.
After further thought, how about waters like Vichy, Evian, Highland Spring.
Now I’m getting into my stride – Bombay Gin, London Gin, Bristol Cream Sherry (is that a portmanteau toponym?), Port (from Oporto in Portugal), Floridagold Frozen Orange Juice.
Now after some internet research I’ve found Stolichnaya Vodka (Named after Moscow, the Capital City. (столица=Capital))
There’s even a vodka named after you, Marina, Wyborowa Vodka from Poland. (Wyborowa means exquisite in Polish)
For cocktails there are Bronx, Cuba Libre, Jersey Lily, Manhattan, and Moscow Mule,

dUH what he say.

doorframe

Hey Mike, When I lived in Eastern Washington I loved the rain. Now living here in Western Washington it rains a bit too much for my taste. California here I come!

@ Tayljim, No damage. Winds were only about 15 knots. Its when it comes from the south at 50 knots that blows me on to the break water wall. Thats what breaks things. But I still have rain water coming in. Im just going to keep patching it up and sell it. I need a new boat anyways. I didn’t really want this one.
The weather patterns hear are very strange now. Many people are puzzled. Weather services are making incorrect predictions.

:mrgreen: First prize for that BillyB.
Now I have to point out a few things:-
1. There is nothing worn under the kilt – it’s all in perfect working order!
2. I’m not a Scotsman, I’m a Sassenach.
3. I’m not drunk.
4. I’m therefore not asleep, yet.

:sad: :cry: НЕЕЕЕЕТ, МИЛАЯ МАРИНОЧКА,пожалуйста,не делай этого,просто не надо…Ñ‚Ñ‹ же не помнишь когда я сказал тебе что ”getting drunk is not sexy :?: :?: ce n’est pas génial mais toi Marina, tu es une personne tellement géniale :!: …ça veut bien dire que ce n’est pas bien ça… however if you won’t be risking to pass the line again, you can try this classical Italian while stuff with nice geographical names: BAROLO,BRUNELLO DI MONTALCINO and the classical Chianti (it would be better during a nice dinner!) – P.S. i really think that many of your good and faithful students are following your example now! :lol:

:D that was great!
I really enjoyed that change of outline for today’s …lesson!!

P.S. How do you spell that “Atop-a-new?” – I’m not sure I understood the label for today’s type of word..

:mrgreen: The drink that’s in an Aberdeen Angus is MILK.
Aberdeen Angus is a breed of cow, like Hereford.

Here Guys is Debra at about the same age as Mairna DEBRA HARRY .

tune in tomorrow, I bet she’ll do it then

gunrack

Did anyone notice that the Teacher even types in a Russian accent?

Too cute, Not too cool when ( a / the ) Bond chick can’t figure out the names!!! I was drunk I tell you!!! :-)

I would hate to see her lose a nanobyte of her accent.

Extra–Maybe you like your drink cooler which shaking usually does. I know a lot of people who keep their Vodka in the freezer so they don’t have to ice it. Along with just more blended shaking will oxygenate something making the taste different…But I think you like to shake things up as well as stir things up so, Marina, it is hard to say why…

RR, I thought Debra was aka Blondie?

If the sun doesn’t rise at her request then physics need to be reprogram ed to make that happen.

Open minded about Marina? Let me think about that for a moment…
I guess I am. I think its because my respect for her intelligence. Also she doesn’t act like an old school librarian. I could see myself hanging out with her and having a lot of fun with her type of personality.
I also find myself driven to improve my English skills (My most hated subject by far). Something about her, I can’t quite put my finger on it. Humm.

ROFLMAO !!!! :mrgreen: :lol:

** BEST LESSON TO DATE !!! **

Couldn’t stop laughing!

I’m from Long Island where they have the iced tea’d drinks.

I think they shake it because of the better mixing effect it has
and bringing on a better flavor outburst.

Honestly Marina – love your humor. Please make a lesson
on the word joke or the word comedy. It could only be hilarious.

Now don’t sip too much of that homework !! :!:

Good lord, no, she’s nearly as old as me, (born 1945) and she doesn’t look like that any more.
Still beautiful though.

Short answer is No. Not unless Marina was born on 1 July 1945.

Every teacher I’ve ever had eventually hits the bottle; not every, just the ones worth remembering. :wink:

Or did you mean that picture was taken when she was 27? My mistake.

your james bond-esque music made me think–you should tell us the origin of the word “spy”!

You just keep it that way, Jack.
Hands in pockets, NOW! :lol:

Yea she is still beautiful.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001323/mediaindex

Remember Guys;
The Tubers are her milk and honey. With out those people she would not be doing this at all. What are there 10-15 Minions.( reality check ) We are like the dwarfs in Sleeping Beauty, She wouldn’t get out of bed for this, if it was for just us.. Beside they are entertaining to poke fun at. :cool:

RRRat

Hey this is me Demonus, and yes the word im looking for is the football (soccer) term “Hattrick”

Please use the word demonus instead of Cheeks on the video :D

Thanks

144th that’s gross

Why don’t you take a crack at the word ‘slang’?

Hey, Marina.
I’m requesting your vast knowledge of the word “fop”. I heard a friend use it in describing another aquaintance. I didn’t want to sound stupid, so I didn’t ask him about his choice of descriptive terms.

Thanks so much, sssspike

I heard it was named that to get attention. Like sex on the beach. Just to be edgy.

This actually reminds me of something I heard, probably on the History Channel, that you might find interesting. James Bond drank vodka martinis, and for specific reason. The movies were made during the cold war, and vodka was really unpopular in America because it’s a Russian drink and therefore was heavily associated with communism. So to help Vodka sales in capitalist countries, they made James Bond, this good freedom-loving bad-guy-shooting secret agent, drink vodka.

You know I am just yanking ya, Jack. I like the Videos as much as the next ( not as much as you.. but. ) I don’t know Marina from Eve. She is just a face on a video, Though a pretty face. But who knows the real Marina, Bet there must be someone with a story or two?

And Slippery Nipple. :shock:

ooow unconsiderate moves may ‘bruise’ gin :roll: ???

I must be a barbarian, since always thought gin was kind of ‘prohibition legacy thing’, to be ranked one step above potatoe-alcohol’
well, I give me another hundred years lifespan, and I hope civilization will reach me hehehe
( imagine that : I love drinking my armagnac warmed by my hands…)
kind of french dark age tradition

I just lost the kidnap page
while making a post.
will this post or be resigned
to the never-never?

similar to milquetoast, i should think

You know I have never drank a Martini. Nope, never have. Im not even a wine drinker. I’ll drink wine if offered but I rarely buy it. I just haven’t found a wine that I like. I don’t like mixed drinks. They make me sick. I do on occasion have a margarita. It was the only drink my step mother would allow me to drink. Weird hu? Naw. Whats weird is I have Jimmy Buffett’s song Margaritaville as my calling party ringer.
I usually just drink beer. Mac and Jack or Guinness.
I have one beer every night before I go to bed so I can shut my brain down. Usually I buy that cheap beer, 211. 8.1% alcohol.

Hey Marina ! But what about MARTINEZ and MARTIN !
here is the origin : http://www.dictionaric.com/dicoetymnom/dicoetymnom.php?rech=martin+%28english+text%29&bmit=SEARCH

Could there BE a more obvious word? Let’s find out. How about
1. spoonful.
2. homework
3. road kill
4. cup-o-soup
If you can’t figure these out then there is no hope.

Word Suggestion: Novel

Does the word novel, as in the kind you read related to the adjective, novel, as in “that’s a novel idea”?

I can make a video suggestion, if you’d like.

** And now for your history lesson for the day **

Female vs Male

If you haven’t seen this? Then you better check it out. It just might blow you away! :shock:

You’re quite right, RRRoadie,
The Marina who we all know is a fantasy that we have each built to our own design. That’s why she is perfect to each one of us, even though all our tastes are probably widely varying.
Talk about all things to all men!
Trouble is that, if we were to meet her in person, she would almost certainly not be the same as our fantasies and a certain amount of disappointment might be the result. On the other hand she might be even better than our wildest dreams.
Anyway, I hope I never have to choose between rejecting Marina and hurting my wife, because whatever choice I made, I would regret it for the rest of my life.

White/Black Russian are called that way b/c of the vodka, wasn’t invented in Russia. Like ‘Cape Cod’ is named after the Cranberries from Cape Cod or Irish Car Bomb is named b/c of the Irish drinks mixed in. Other than ‘Long Island Ice Tea’ I can only think of ‘Singapore Sling’

hope you won’t mind, but Chardonnay is not a place…just the name of a white vine variety
oops , wait, I just checked for peace of mind in the French Directory,
and ça alors!
71700 CHARDONNAY *does exists*
it’s between Beaujolais region and Burgundy
None of my oenophil friends knew that, much less your servant

I’ll ask my agronomist friend if it’s related in anyway with the vine homonym ? where did you found that ?

May I add another ‘localcohol’(tm) name ?
it’s “Chartreuse”
very good green liquor made by maceration of many mountain herbs, elaborated by a religious order ‘Les Chartreux’ . They took their name after that of mountains where they took refuge in the 16th century, here near Grenoble in the Alps.

I’d like to request the word bourgeois.

Also, since I have a 15 year old who has dyslexia, I wanted to forward another idea for you. Why not have a separate section teaching latin prefixes, roots, and suffixes in your typically seductive, interesting, and comical fashion? :wink: I know that my son would love to watch you, and he’d be learning even though not realizing it.

I joked with my cousin that if all teenage boys watched a little of you each day, they would all score perfect SAT scores on the english section of their college entrance exams. :lol:

Take care,
David

If you would like to see all the Bond Girls CLEEEK here.

A lot of them are Ruskis

snifting brandy and smoking rum soaked cigars after dinner? :grin:
Hennessey’ – the good stuff
The perfect thing to do on a long train ride :mrgreen:

Oh Bob!

RR, Just a face on the video? If that is so, then why her? There are many other pretty faces on YT? Humm. Who knows the real Marina? I think we all do. Some just don’t see it as I do. Others can see even more than I do.

Marina,

The Brits use the term “nappy” to refer to a diaper. Any chance it is related to Wellington and Napoleon?

best class i ever took in HS (just a year or so ago :roll: ) was entitled Latin-Greek Derivatives…the teacher was nowhere near a school favorite, in fact, we all thought him a kind of useless bit of twaddle (whatever twaddle is)…

but that class rocked, and has helped me understand more terms than i ever could have learned by studying…great for the SAT, too!…

i’m all for such a section… :cool:

tried one, didn’t like it, and couldn’t figure out wth James B ever saw in ‘em…

switched to Jack and coke for a while, devolved back to beer, and now i’ve had a bottle of Jack in the fridge for over a year…

and nothing else…

unless i go out someone, i just don’t feel the urge…

*sigh*…danged ol’ age… :mrgreen: :cool:

i will give it back to you but you have to fork over all your Marina pics AND $1M…

making the total ransom…

priceless… :wink:

A good sobriety test would be to name
the seven dwarves. Donner and Blitzen
are not dawrves, by the way. :mrgreen:
Doc, Sleepy, Grumpy, Dopey, Happy,
Bashful, Sneezy (and while Horny is
not actually one of the seven, you
get a pass for not naming a reindeer!)

Marina,
One other idea: discuss why certain words are spelled a certain way. Ex. why does knee have the silent K? Because it is borrowed from the german word “knie” where the k is pronounced.

Understanding spelling based on word origin is another area that helps children with dyslexia. Talk to you later.
David

Nice short and sweet episode on martini. In a similar vain, there was an english version of the French word “vigneron” around the time of Shakespeare somtimes written as vinearoon or vinaroon. What happened to it? Do english speakers not care who grows their wine grapes?

Capt, Sir;
It is because she is Intelligent that I watch her. Not just because she has a pretty face. Fact is I don’t usually care for real pretty girls so much. Just so, SO.. stupid and since I am not after sex with them anymore. I can’t stand to listen to their voices. Like in the morning, Waking up first so you can escape before She wakes. Because after sex you can see them for the SOUL SUCKING BLACK HOLE OF INSANITY, they are. :shock:

RRR
???

from the German verb foppen, “jeer” or “tease”…

a fop is one who takes extreme measures to appear classy and gain approval that way…basically what we used to call a dandy…

or maybe a Pimp… :cool:

naw…a milquetoast is a weak character, timid…originating from some comic strip… :cool:

Didos……. Bob!!!

i thought sex on the beach was very fulfilling…

’cause of the sand which is there… :roll: :mrgreen:

Can you guess who I vote for Horny?

I think I would be Dopey? or Grumpy more likely

I don’t negotiate with terrorists = LOL :mrgreen:
that made me laugh!

with 200 videos to “kidnap”,
yer gonna be busy! :!:

I just now did tick and watch it, CaptainJack. Marina is a most fascinating specimen, indeed. The manner in which she pauses in thought while searching for the appropriate words and then uttering another three, four words, and then again pausing for a moment before speaking. The mind searching for the better words to speak …, as Spock would say to Kirk, “Fascinating, Captain.”

Fascinating, indeed. :smile:

I didn’t just step off a spaceship and this is my first encounter with a human female. At this point in time all aspects of biological cognition is of interest to me, from the arachnids on up to mammals. And Marina, cerebrally speaking, is intriguing. I’m not just saying this to say it, either. I’m serious, as serious as cancer.

Someday …, I imagine she most definitely would make a fine research partner. Perhaps I should or could change the name of a certain character in a book manuscript, too. Hmm … :cool:

Thanks for that video link, Capn’. It’s a download; she gets her own folder.   :grin:

Minions,
These questions from The Tubers are just code for;
……….” SHOW AS YOUR TITS.”
……….ie (*SUYT*)
You all can remember puberty? Can you remember 1969?

my comments are so good i got a leg up on the competition!!!!!
thats a hint my teacher!!!!
also how did dork end up meaning dork.
maybe you should also look into the word gay

That was such a tease sorry. “SHOW US YOUR TITS”

I have two words for you…
From my DDS.
Molar, Inciser and “Wisdom” Tooth. I’m just curious.
Thank you.
Oh, and if I had a teacher like you when I was in school…I would have paid attention a heck of a lot more. I would have gotten straight A’s. :smile: :roll: :smile:

Hey Lady,

Enjoyed your segment on O’Reilly who brings to mind my word request for crackpot.

I won’t do the Longasing song, again
respect :mrgreen:

hey marina…
i was wondering where “jaded” came from?
thanks and i love your show! :smile:

i’ll just play a fish song! :mrgreen:

No SHIT?? I much prefer the loft full of spring hey.

How about “toady” I know what it means but can’t imagine where it originated.

this is a fish song by some 15 yr olds!
found it by accident
this is what happens when you leave the kids alone too long :mrgreen:

Tequila , Mezcal. Yup.

I would like to request the origin of the phrase “Fit to be tied”. Thank you!

hmmm…another net write-up for Marina…at this page:

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/857139/sexy_marina_orlova_almost_too_hot_for.html?cat=15

Homework: Tequila.

summer re-runs already?

Hey! Captain! When is Marina’s 1 year anniversary date? :idea:

Yipes! thanks for not cutting and pasting, thanx! :mrgreen:
A quick read, though – covered Martin back to the dirt age! :shock:

Well i had downloaded several of Marina’s wallpaper pictures but, after watching one of her videos at the end of it she said all the picture belonged to her so i deleted all of them except the one she sent me in the April fools email. I decide just because something is in the downloads section doesn’t make it free to download, we should at least get a confirmation from her if its alright to download them. I have never heard her say we could download them if we wanted.

sorry guys wrong post

Well i had downloaded several of Marina’s wallpaper pictures but, after watching one of her videos at the end of it she said all the picture belonged to her so i deleted all of them except the one she sent me in the April fools email. I decide just because something is in the downloads section doesn’t make it free to download, we should at least get a confirmation from her if its alright to download them. I have never heard her say we could download them if we wanted.

In the fridge? Jack needs to room temp, drunk out of the bottle and past to the hand next ta ya’. Followed with a beer.

I hope she gets a ton of publicity. She has gotten my son to learn every single one of those words and actually remember them, not just the teacher :wink:

I found that here: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Chardonnay

Marina, dear teacher, I think you’re a fan of GTA IV based on your numerous references to it in your videos but did you know that it’s based on reality?
I had no idea!

http://wwwwbipicomlink.blogspot.com/2008/07/albanian-islamic-mafia-runs.html

Marina, I think it would hav ebeen more effective (and funnier) if you had shaken (or jiggled) when you said “shaken – not stirred).

all the good comments here are already voiced…007 drank “shake, not stirred” martinis, btw…but I wanted to mention that “wartungsmodus,” the word you put up during maintenance time, means “maintenance mode” in German.
tt

a martini shaken gets the bubbles out …easier to to drink…vs…stirred…leaves a bite on the tounge…..that was a good guess…my home work answer is.. well i got a lot…regarding wine mainly…welp im not a wine drinker but i know the names or types of the wine come from the regions in which they are made…wether it be from france or california….zifidale….ouch i cant spell that one…but as far as beer goes “ein bit” is short for a “bittenburger” which is a beer made in where else ….bittenberger…..does that count?. on the bottle it says “bitte ein bit” …please a bittenburger…..no?..im not feeling good with this answer….martini from martinez…and bit from bitenburger….i know its not at his resturant only cause my sister in ohio volenteered herself in ohio to help in a beer stand sponsered by this company….it was the first flight aniversery and planes and stuff irrellevent to this but they did have a bittenburger hot air ballon there and it said in english….”bitte ein bit”…she gave me a write brothers cap..and a shot glass…and some odd shirt …..wont waste your time describing it…….whats the word for that……the way i descrbe it is as loud, non fuctional, given to someone as a souvoiuner but too ugly and loud and way way loud to keep….but you dont want to hurt the otherones feelings by throwing it away…so have to show up every other year when they come in from ohio to texas and wear it proudly although i dont iron it and wear it over another more fuctional sirt…..im getting the word now…..no just simplifing the defintion….

take 5 ill figure it out….ok grandma gets you a quilt made of cactus feathers….you love its from granny but cant take it anywhere….but yo u still keep it..only cause when she comes over shell ask about it…might want to see it…no its not nestalgic or and heirloom (yet)…what is that word called…..

one more thing…when can I get the HotForWords t-shirt?
tt

What the H E double hockey sticks doe she mean “ALMOST”?!?!?! :evil:

Working on it yankeegato :-)

ok i got two guys making jokes beside me…(two other future students)…one said a shaken martinez is a him after passing out after drinking one too many shots adn being woke up by his wife by shaking him..whereas a stirred martinez is a guy pissed off and will shoot a passerby if he dont get andother drink…hehehe…ok now hes changing it..not a passerby…just shoot….idiot….he dont even have a gun..(he is making fun of the other guy who is making fun of him and so on and on …..hes not even a martinez just a simple jalapino….oh sorry halpino…oh no he has that shot to my head ….a hernadez…he has a shot glass and a can of beer…shoot all you want martinez….hes not even paying attention anymore…he heard a boom outside and like a 5 yr old runs out thinking its more fire works……ok teacher….whats the word for feeling sorry for a guy with a short attentionspan disorder…..????

Marina, the site was down for maintenance and now all my homework answers are missing? The site dog ate my homework! I swear it’s true!!!

Test

Test Reply….

you lost your comments on “Nice Article”…

What a piece of work.
Someday, you’ll say
something that makes
sense – and shock
the whole world :mrgreen:
Not today, though, huh?

Holy crap!! This sites crackin’ now!!…that means fast… :wink:

I see some comments were lost in the transition.
I can’t say it bothers me, given the subject.
without bringing it all up again – a quick response
I am relieved knowing you’ll have a safe weekend.
You were very forthright with me, and Marina.
For myself, it was a bit of a surprise to learn
some of the more colorful details. Clearly, you
have a desire to get past this so I won’t dwell
on it. Glad it didn’t take a lightning strike to
get you to mend your ways. Maybe a one in a
million chance but I hear it hurts like hell!
You’ve always struck me as having many good
qualities. Your stories and intel show a knack
for the kind of detail that fuels my interest.
Your instincts are basically good, but you still
need to practise those typing skills! Don’t we
all – LOL. Keep ‘em Flying!

Tick tock another hour of Wartungsmodus… Wie so
Ich will essen und trinken nach eine uhr!
Und dan jetzt wan diesen zeitblog sind fertig,
wir will mach spielen mit ihnen!

sorry ’bout the accent meinen hocht deutscher’s
i gots no oomlats on my keyboard – too lazy to
use ASCI codes – nyuk! nyuk!

tick tock Yaaawn!
Ok Jack – think we just found those missing
gravitons. The interdimensional time portal
spilled a few which is why 6- minutes seemed
like 15 hours LOL!!!

good morning!
thanks for you-know-what :mrgreen:
out all night, eh?
get some coffee…. :cool:

toothbrush

i saw your homework. the dog yakked :mrgreen:

toothpaste

Marina, I turned my homework in! I swear it!!! One of my toponyms was the White Russian (in honor of our favorite teacher, consisting of equal parts of Stolichnaya, coffee liquer and cream). PLease check your dogs for the rest of my homework. Thanks and Happy Fourth of July/Independence Day! What day does Russia celebrate as her independence day now that the CCCP is no more?

I thought you were going to type code for Show Ass You Tit

I can’t think of a drink other than scotch

The last frame of your video shows a rifle – it’s not an AK-47, what model is it?

MAN THIS VIDEO DOESENT WORK ON MY COMPUTER :mad:

Why is it this always stops at 0:53 on me?

It’s an AK, you’re probably just not used to seeing it from that end…

Watch it.

By “watch it,” I mean that as a loyal viewer, listener, and BillOReilly.com premium member, I take offense to that. But I won’t stand in the way of your opinion.

Did I hear the word party? :grin: All are invited, too? Great, I’ll be boatin’ down the ports of the eastern seaboard then.

What! Are you drunk!

tayljim’s reply:
( I think they were scared off by your wit )

I can not find your post but at least I will reply;
Don’t be upset if you don’t understand yet, It takes time to understand.
If you will watch Dennis Miller,( He is much better then I ) , But you might get the idea. Those I comment on say something Interesting or Witty, And so gives me a set up. If I have not commented on you, it might be your not interesting me. Sorry I will look harder.

RRRshole

The reason one would order a Martini shaken and not stirred is because when you shake a Martini you break and melt the ice quicker, the result is a weak or – more mellow tasting Martini.
PS. – I love your channel.
I posted this on your Cannel, but the haters buried it with their ignorance and stupidity.

Happy Birthday America!

>Al

S>A>T. Show Ass and Tits

roadrunrnch on July 4th, 2008 11:43 am

tayljim’s reply:
( I think they were scared off by your wit )

I can not find your post but at least I will reply;
Don’t be upset if you don’t understand yet, It takes time to understand.
If you will watch Dennis Miller,( He is much better then I ) , But you might get the idea. Those I comment on say something Interesting or Witty, And so gives me a set up. If I have not commented on you, it might be your not interesting me. Sorry I will look harder.

RRRshole

I think it was long since passed. Her first video lesson was first uploaded March 02, 2007…

As for me its been one year since I seen my first lesson back in July something. I watched a few videos but never went to the site until September but never really got into her thing because I really didn’t think she was serious.

I think what she meant was she retains the rights to the photos. You can download them, but you can’t sell them for $$$.

“”You were very forthright with me, and Marina.”"
I was? With what?

“”For myself, it was a bit of a surprise to learn
some of the more colorful details. Clearly, you
have a desire to get past this so I won’t dwell
on it.”"
Which details where you referring to?

“”You’ve always struck me as having many good
qualities. Your stories and intel show a knack
for the kind of detail that fuels my interest.
Your instincts are basically good, but you still
need to practise practice those typing skills! Don’t we
all – LOL. Keep ‘em Flying”"

Doug that was the nicest comment I have had in many years. Thanks Doug! Oh I will keep practicing the typing skills. Marina site will help with that. If you feel the urge to correct me, be my guest. I could always us a tip or two.

:mrgreen:

“”Ok Jack – think we just found those missing
gravitons. The inter-dimensional time portal
spilled a few which is why 6- minutes seemed
like 15 hours LOL!!!”"

Damn I must passed through another parallel universe again, what you said about 6 minutes and 15 hours lost me. Doug could you be gentleman sir and guide me back to the universe that I was just in. I always seem to feel like that guy in Quantum Leap TV show.

Oh and btw Gravitons don’t exist yet until the day somebody discover them. :razz:

pORTO….TO REFER TO WINE FROM PORTO, IN PORTUGAL.

I don’t think you had to delete them. Just you can go out and sell them. I think what she meant was that she owns the copyrights to them. You can’t use them for your website unless you get her permission in writing.

Something is wrong with this video. At 1:39 it skips to the end, right as you’re talking about the most popular maker of vermouth at the time.

Let me get caught up. Answer to the shake question: shaking the mixture make it colder by the ice melting faster, and back then (early James Bond movies) the vermouth was made from potatoes, so shaking it made the potato oil blended. Toponym answer: Cognac, Java, Manhattan, Bordeaux, Champagne.

P.S. Video works A-OK for me with Firefox-Mozilla #3

Hello Arx Virtus,
Yes, it is true, there is an issue with that version (Std Quality) of the video. Sometimes, randomly it can work fine.

Click on the YouTube logo in the video above and it will take you to YT. Then, underneath that video on YT you’ll see a High Quality link of the video which works fine.

When you read the comments you’ll see many people had the same problem.

Sweet you are. Did you ever hear the song “WORDS” by the BeeGee’s? word request “hip” or “hopps” as in beer or rushing”russian water” and cotton gin not vodka :grin:

One more reason why Hot For Words – both teacher and pets like
their Martini’s shaken, not stirred.

Invariably any Martini customer has chosen thier bar wisely. They’ve
chosen their attending staff … wisely. Whether that staff member is
male or female will not detract from the effect of making a Martini
well by shaking – it is merely a side concern.

Regardless, there is an undulating effect within the pectorial muscle
area of the male or female bartender while making the drink. This
can be as hypnotic as the drink itself. The phenomenon is reputed
to have first occurred at Hooters or Winghouse however, this is
unlikely. Reports of women getting the Martini’s shaken urge have
occurred equally as early as Chippendales has been invented -
- possibly earlier.

My favorite cocktail is a Cape Cod (Cape Codder), vodka & cranberry juice with a lime. I don’t know if it was created on Cape Cod or just named that for the bogs near the cape.
Love your work Marina. Excellent!

Hey! I’m getting my responses caught up
started of with 50, whittling away
I think you got the joke about the typing pretty good – LOL :mrgreen:
sum of those misteaks were intentional – I know my audience.
1st part, you were forthright about your drinking, furthering
my awareness beyond that previously known.
2nd part, you discussed a very personal aspect regarding
the help you received from your shipmate firend that was
the big motivater for you to amend yourself.
and…
die Wartungsmodus put a screen up saying 60 minutes
with a nice message from Marina about how the default
message in German was cool, so she left it. Marina’s
site upgrade message was the German text translated.
well, i saw the screen come up, noted the time, and
the next day – it was still there, about 15 hrs.
if you look at the keyboard, “-” is a finger away from “0″
(i typoed – sorry)

I need you to resend your request for cocmment
the other one is timed out, or something.

about the “nicest comment” part.
I’ll leave that honor, yet to come,
to Marina. Gio took the TA spot!
you can tell he’s smitten, everytime
he comments, practacally. Worked
for him, gotta work for you! :mrgreen:

did you guys ever get a report card?
she sent me something pretty soon
after she noticed I was around and I
wasn’t going away. LOL
I haven’t seen a report card yet…

A nice anniversary card – there’s the ticket :mrgreen:
see how easy i am :cool:

Simply put, Bond was a wimp when it came to alcohol. The only reason you would shake a martini is to water it down as the ice will melt faster when the alcohol passes around it.

But what can I say? He needed to keep his head in the game, so a weak martini shouldn’t count against him in the long run.

I never got a report card yet. I think I got the April fools card. I think she will be over taxed by operating her site. She should really get others involved to keep the flow going.

Well somelimse my misteaks are International. Some are truly mistakes. :oops:

Yes I keep my drinking in balance. I don’t even have to think about it

any more. I’m drinking right now as I type this message. I only drink to sleep. It also puts me in a happy mood. I don’t know why that is but im not complaining :mrgreen:

Oh friend request timed out? Well then GOOD. :razz: Please deposit another quarter to make friends again… Beep..
- I’ll look into it. Im not a fan of coco that much. It has many bugs. I was trying to see why Miss M thought it would be a good idea. It might just be politically minded idea. You know from a blogger here.

Naw…. Bullshit. I was touched by your comment.
“You’ve always struck me as having many good
qualities. Your stories and intel show a knack
for the kind of detail that fuels my interest.”

Credit goes to you man… :mrgreen:
I get comments from sheeple all the time. It means nothing to me. But to get a comment from someone as intelligent as you, really means something to me. Again thank you Doug. :)

Gio got mentioned in as the pet. Good for him. Marina says the Teacher Pet is completely random. Which makes sense to me. I rarely win anything from random games. People have stated to me that I have the worst luck ever. There was a time I did a drawing where I had like 5 entries and there was one other entry. He won! Everyone’s jaw dropped to the floor. Then they congratulated me for being the unluckiest guy in the Navy. That actuality was better because I received more attention for the fact.
What really got me excited was that Marina for once did respond to a comment I made a while back. I about fell out of my yacht.
I do send an email or two now and then. They where purely a professional level. She respond back in a professional level. The conversation was the usual Ice cold business chit chat. Marina has much work to do. She has millions to teach. Its not fair for me to take away from any of that. I am just one little tiny voice in her world, as it should be.

So enough of my crappy ranting. So if I say “Hoquiam traffic, this is Cherokee 29992 preparing to take of on runway 26 for a straight out departure, Hoquiam traffic.” You know what the heck im talking about?
Just wondering what kind of flying you did.

I ‘ve gotten replies from Marina, too.
It is as good a feeling as being TA.
my first time was a little humbling. :oops:
when a woman like that notices you,
you don’t want to bi*ching like I was,

with your luck, you might win at a
game of Russian roulette, but I
wouldn’t do it! Your luck could
change!

Flipping Yahoo was all fine
until it got a mind of it’s own.
If it can be fixed, I’ll keep it
Got Hotmail, as a backup,
just in case.

Flew quite a bit growing up,
largely private planes.
Bonanzas, Piper Cubs and
Cherokees, biplanes – all
sorts. My dad owned a radio
shop at Lunken in Cincinnati.
Two way radio, radar,
transponders, Bendix and
Motorola – predominantly(sp?)

I wouldn’t mind being TA once.
Just to here Marina say
me-lika-do-the-cha-cha
would be peachy! Some
pets are luckier than others.
More memorable…PetmeFish – LOL
Random? Really? Could be! :mrgreen:
I think Marina has her eye on
the ball(s) – keeps her juggling!
no rest for the mighty!
let the rest sleep.

guess i’ll taxi over to 2L
got one on approach
bucking a crosswind
out of the southwest.
(somone’s at my door)
:mrgreen:

When not drinking martiti’s, Bond shows a
preference for Bollinger’s champagne.

Dr No “Would you care for some champagne, Mr Bond?”
Bond “It’s nine o’clock in the morning”
Dr No “I find a glass of champagne in the morning puts a sparkle on the day”

classic… :mrgreen:

Glad you found this forum!
We have got some instigators
in here, but no haters.
Snif snif, see? no ignorance :mrgreen:
You need a Gravatar.
and you need to read
the words list. This way,
when you request a word,
it won’t be a repeat.
See ya on the playground!
the swing on the left is mine! :mrgreen:

LOL!!! Roadrunmch has that
effect on people, but he’s good beef.
I wish I had all the loose energy he has!
I’ve seen you pop a few bubbles,
you do ok. You got the right idea.
Bounce off the setups, waft a few
thoughts as bait to setup others.
keeps the site buzzing, all us
drones around. Get Busy! :mrgreen:

Been there, done that – hated it.
if it still is a problem, holler back.
there are a few fixes we could
try – that WORK! :mrgreen:

“the AK47 makes a distinctive sound when it is fired at you” LOL

melikadothechacha, you’re right but only if you are lucky enough to hear it. If you don’t hear it you’ll never have to worry about it…

Damn! And I’m not ready for a test!

I remember seeing that! Some stuff
got sucked up into the ether during
the server switch. Vodka and Kahlua
Tasty, my WORST hangover, ever!
I am curious to know the answer to
the question you raised about
Russian Independence day.
Never thought about that, before. :mrgreen:

Jalepeno? drinking’ tequilla?
you can have the worm, just
save me the gead – LOL! :mrgreen:
ok – what is the word for feeling
sorry for a guy with a short…
something something? :roll:

oops! not gead, Head!

I want the Hot For Words t-shirt,
ballcap, keychain, etc , too!
the word you’re looking for is “swag”
I did laugh to read
… and it said in english….”bitte ein bit”… :mrgreen:

I think that’s called
“the Osterizer effect”,
just less noise and fury :mrgreen:

melikadothechacha, I got this from the link below:
http://www.worldeventsguide.com/event/2891/Moscow-Russian-Federation/Russian-Independence-Day.html
Russia declared its sovereignty on 12 June 1990 as a way of distancing itself from the crumbling Soviet Union. The following year when the Soviet Union was formerly broken up, Boris Yeltsin came to power and declared 12 June Russian Independence Day and a national holiday. But it was not until over a decade later in 2003 under the presidency of Vladimir Putin that the day became a grand parade. Now each year on 12 June there is a big celebration and parade at Moscow’s Red Square.

Now Marina, dear teacher a small test for you, a tit for tat as it were:
Do you know how Red Square got its’ name?
(Hint: it has nothing to do with Communism. I found this bit of historical trivia in a book from the 1890′s.)

TEQUILA!

Bill’s show thrives on
controversy. He was
a good boy, and he
behaved very well.
Marina shined him a little,
the “crackpot” part?
it’s just for show. :mrgreen:

vane? vein? vain?
sometimes english
is fu*ked up – LOL :mrgreen:

ach so! most of 1990 is a blur
for me. June 12 was my wedding
anniversary. …bad karma
“D” word stuff – nasty
Cool! now I can remember it as
Russian Independence day! :mrgreen:

Gawd! faux pas, gesundheit!
oops! martiNi, not martiti

“in one ear and out the other”
ouch! :mrgreen:

Dear teacher,
ve… ve.. very intttt……………erresti”hips” shtory. I decided to learn my lesson and I bought a bottle of martinez.
Amicalement
Don 000

DEEEEEEEEar tEacHer,
“hips” it hurts. I forgot something : l’alcool non, mais l’eau ferrugineuse oui”
THaNk YoU
DoN MarT… euh Felipe

You order a martini shaken, not stirred, when you want to water down the drink and make it weaker. A good way for a secret agent to try and not get completely drunk while on a mission.

great episode!
Dany
hrttp://raad.wordpress.com

I mean, http://raad.wordpress.com

Hum, one thing I can tell about Russians is that the can drink more than most humans :lol: .
Some/Most of my old experiences end with falling from one street to the other (backward) and sing this Russian song, “Ruska ya Vodka….” I forgot the rest, and I never knew what it meant, but for some young ball-heads like we were it was just funny to sing it the whole day :oops: . I don´t want to talk about everything but the last “Vodka session”, I don´t know anything about it….. We were at a friends house and while all were in the living room me and a friend were sitting in the kitchen. The only thing I know is that the bottle was empty, and we left the house…….Later I woke up and a Woman told me what I did and said….Hell no way I do that again :oops:

ok. here we go; one of the most common toponyms in latin america is the drink call CUBA LIBRE which is made with one pint of rum, ice cubes, half lemon squeezed, sprinkled salt and filled with coke, it come from the revolution times in cuba in the 50´s when a group of guerrilla guys was trying to overthrow batista´s goverment and USA send help to his goverment and in response a cuban political campaign said that both presidents drank a perfect combination: cuban rum and american coke and the result would be CUBA LIBRE. For the martine shaken not stired it comes from the most famous secret agent in the world james bond which in his movies every time that he asked for a drink in a place that he arrived he asked for it, and even he could know if it was shaken or stired, until pierce brosnan arrived in the movie “tomorrow never dies” james bond is drinking vodka straight shots but that was publicity device the vodka company paid several millions of dolars for james bond taking a sip of its vodka. I hope this could help you

what exactly is a toponym

I got a good one….why is it called Peanut Butter, i mean its not made from peas?? this confuses me :???:

This wasn’t the video where she stumbles while getting up at the last of the flash player…

Many years ago, I had the opportunity to stay for awhile in a Châlons-sur-Marne, a town east of Paris that was renamed Châlons-en-Champagne in 1998. During my stay, I spoke to students learning English in a lycée (not speaking French until later, much to the surprise of the students, who didn’t know I also spoke their native tongue). I also trekked over to Reims to see the magnificent cathedral there, as well as toured a “cave” where the sparkling wine was being processed. I was quite shaken by the experience. No doubt having an American on the premises caused a stir.

The exclusive use of gruit was gradually phased out in favor of the use of hops alone in a slow sweep across Europe occurring between the 11th century (in the south and east of the Holy Roman Empire) and the late 16th century (Great Britain).[citation needed] In 16th century Britain, a distinction was made between ale, which was unhopped, and beer, brought by Dutch merchants, which was hopped. Nowadays, however, ale refers to beers produced through a top-fermentation process, not unhopped beer.

The phasing out of gruit from brewing is linked to various factors. A possible political factor would be the general emancipation of princes (mainly German) from the political influence of the Roman Catholic Church[citation needed] in a movement that eventually was to lead to Martin Luther’s protestations turning into a fully-fledged uprising of those princes against the authority of Rome, in what is known as the Reformation. Princes wanting to undermine the power of the Church therefore tended to promote brewing with hops rather than gruit, to try and cut off this revenue for the monastic orders who had a monopoly on it.

Some authors present the switch to hops as a Protestant crackdown on feisty Catholic tradition, and as a Puritan move to try and keep people from enjoying themselves with aphrodisiac and stimulating gruit ales by imposing the sedative effects of hops instead.[1] However, the switch to hops started in Germany some four or five centuries before the Reformation.[citation needed] Its later gradual enforcement in the 15th and early 16th centuries can in part be traced through legislation drafted by political rulers before the Reformation started.

For example, the Bavarian Purity Law, which stipulates that the only ingredients that could be used in the production of beer were water, barley, and hops, dates from 1516, the year before
:wink: :razz:

The nuts are the size of peas. Hence the word peanut :cool:

Vodka Martini. Shaken not Stirred :cool:

NOOOOOOO! Not Sweet Vermouth. DRY. DRY. DRY. It’s always been dry vermouth.

The best “My name is Bond, James Bond” is in the very first Bond movie — Dr. No. I don’t drink – on two different wine tasting events, after merely sipping wine once to taste I started hurting at the back of my head. But I am OK with eating chocolate deserts that have alcohol in them.

Shaken Or Stirred?:

One never shakes a gin martini, as it would “bruise” the gin. The martini is thus stirred, which also results in a less homogeneous mixture which adds variations in texture and taste. This gives the gin martini a more complex taste.

Vodka was traditionally distilled from potatoes and had oils from the potatoes in the liquor. When chilled the oils would tend to separate and make a cloudy drink. The vodka martini is also served as cold as possible. Shaking a vodka martini serves two purposes: 1) To distribute the oils in the mixture and give a clear drink; 2) Get the drink cold.

Today most vodka is distilled from grains and there for has no issue with the oils. Back in the 1950′s when Ian Flemming wrote the Bond books is when the transition from potato to gain was being made hence the need to shake. Grain was more plentiful and required less filtering.

I have had both types and personally prefer the potato vodka, as I feel it has a spicy taste. M, wie Sie Russin sind, was besser ist?

There’s a Peruvian alcoholic beverage called Pisco whose name comes from the place it was first produced in the late 1500s. Pisco is a southern port city south of Lima. This city owes its name to a sea bird that inhabits on the rocky islands nearby. We use Pisco to prepare our national drink, “pisco sour”. This was created in the late XIXth century in Lima.

Miss the daring baroque lettered tank tunic you wore with a martini drink in hand, the photograph being censored by Twitter if you did not in fact delete yourself. Courage. Enjoyed this martini video.