The Young Turks Interview

About to go to bed when this showed up!

hello Marina :grin:

That was nice Marina Good job Marina :lol:

Just finished watching the interview. It’s refreshing to see The Young Turks treating you well. I’m happy for you Marina & Respect to TYT crew for recognizing your talent :!:

:wink: Gorby rocks

Marina,

I enjoyed that so much (in spite of the dork – man, he irritates me!). It’s probably a small thing to you, but it’s so fun and interesting to learn things about you. You and Gorby were really great. Thank you for sharing it.

Always.

Gorby is a star.

What is this game show mentioned?

A well borne interview Marina. :smile: :smile:

Honestly, I can’t even picture myself proposing to Marina… she’s not really my type.
As a matter of fact… I can’t picture myself proposing to anyone. I like being single. Why the hell should anyone feel pressured into the idea of marriage when half of them end in divorce? :wink:

That was a wonderful interview Marina. Very personable. You said several very important things in that interviews that make me respect you a ton more, if that is even possible. :-) I love these kinds of interviews as I get to appreciate you a lot more. Thank you for doing that. And, as that guy finally realized, what I have known all along, you are number 1.

:grin: AWESOME Interveiw Marina :!: :lol:

Work…work…Work

And I thought I was dreaming….From the live broadcast of the show performed by Rod Stewart in GdaÅ„sk Shipyard in Poland. “Young Turks”

Good good job, Miss Marina Orlova…..[conserving]

Marina, was that dress tailored for you? It fits you well for this seated interview — it is snug at the right places, and it drapes well at the right places; and the black border helps to highlight various aspects of your physique and personality (not just your boobs, your arms, your face, your fitness, your presence etc.) I don’t know what it would look like if you were standing and moving about, but it is very good for what can be seen in this seated TV interview. But somehow, not sure if it would be appropriate for O’Reilly show — have a sense that it might not be, but do not really know for sure! Of course, in general, you look good in anything because of your person … even guacamole!

Marina,

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–Hs4Mm
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Marina did an excellent job in this interview! Canned rats! to you. I truly appreciate how Marina recognizes her limitations without belittling herself. :cool: That was awesome. :grin:
I got the sense that the young lady in the interview had a grasp of our Lady’s qualities. She wanted to know more about Marina, as a person. This is especially refreshing in comparison to the man who stays focused on the Lady’s sexuality and monetary value.
:idea: Ooh, Marina. We need to get MomHotForWords over here at the website. As soon as she learns English (or Lady M teaches us Russian) we can really get the dirt on our favorite teacher.

Great interview. I hope this gets you more views and continued success. :grin:

@Marina – I am having trouble with a word, and I hoped you could help. I am reading A Midwife’s Tale: The Life of Martha Ballard, Based on Her Diary, 1785-1812 by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich.
The word in this diary is “travil.” It is difficult to tell in the limited context of the diary entries, but it seems the word means to go into labor. I cannot find the word anywhere, and the book does not have a definition for this term.
I will give you a couple diary entries, so you can see it in context. BTW, “the hook” is a location on the river, named so because of its hook-like bend in the river.

April 24, 1785: I was Calld at 2 O Clock in the Morn to go to thee hook to Mrs Blake in travil,
April 18, 1786: A rainy day. I was calld to Mr Gillmans at the hook to see his wife in Travil.
April 25, 1789: Rainy. I came from Mr Hewins to Mr Pollards. My hors mired & I fell off in the mud but blessed be to God I received no hurt. Mr Hewins attended me to Mrs Husseys. We arivd at 11 hour morning. Mrs Norcross was in Travill. Her women were immediately Calld & Shee was Safe Delivrd at 5 hour 30 minutes Evening of a fine son. Her Husband & Mrs Delino & her Childn went on board bound for Nantucket Early this morn.

I think you can see why I think it means what it does, but I am still confused. Have you heard of this usage before? Surely, this woman did not have this unique word, created from a vacuum and later disappeared into the ether. Whaddayu think?

Try looking up “travail”.

Alright, now it makes sense. I wanted to make sure I was not completely off base on that one. TFTHU. :grin:
I had never heard it used in that manner, but I guess it makes sense. We use the term labor, so travail does make sense.

“What is at issue is not the preservation of the past, but the realization of the hopes of the past. But the past continues today as the destruction of the past. ”

Max Horkheimer-Theodor Adorno, Dialectic

bsomebody–travail,latin…”The French language as we know it is a latin-rooted tongue, but what is to be noticed as far as
our topic is concerned is that to represent in its way the working activity, it is not the latin root
“labora” (think of the Benedictine rule “ora et labora”) which has been used, as in Italian for
instance (“lavoro”) or even in English for some senses (“labour”), but another latin word,
created quite lately (near the VIth century): the word “tripalium” or “trepalium”, which has a
totally different meaning.
A “trepalium” is a instrument of torture, made of three stakes (tri-palium), and seems of
having been useful in farming in order to immobilize the beasts when branding them for
example.
The work as a torture. The etymological evolution has just smoothen this etymology, for if
during the XIIth century it was still a torment, a suffering, four centuries later it was only a
effort you have to do in order to obtain something.
In spite of this allieviation of meaning, the word “travail” has not completely forgotten its
roots. Two examples can be given to illustrate this assumption. The first one is the strong link
that this word (noun or verb) has kept with some adjective, as “travailler dur”, “travail
pénible”… Another example, to some extent more convincing, is given by some political
leaders. For the far left wing (formely the French Communist Party, today the Trotskist
parties), they do not utter “the people” but “les travailleurs et les travailleuses”, thinking of
course of the working class, and not the CEOs… To their mind the “travailleur” is someone
facing a tiresome job, an exploited person, who is not the master of his activity, more or less
finally a tortured person”…from, Arnaud SANDRET
France

You did very well in that video, Marina! To learn you look even better in real life than you do in your videos is astounding! You’re very beautiful! I plan a trip to Southern California in January, 2010, but I’ll be so busy, I don’t know if I can go looking for you! :roll:
Seesixcm6

Marina, I will love you unconditionally. HMM, You are a bad actress are you? I think I will have to make a video showing you how to have a fake phone convo… What with me being in performing arts.

that’s a quite good interview… =) really enjoyed watching it …

Great interview Marina! :wink:
You seemed very relaxed and the Gorbster was a good boy. :grin:
Oh and by the way, Hell ya the money matters! You’re a shinning example of capitalism working at its finest. Never be ashamed of the piles of cash you make, you’ve earned every penny! :smile:

hmmm, if Marina was number six, who were the one through fives?

# 28 calling # 28, your orders up :smile: :smile: err maybe that’s # 22

Hi Mom. :smile: :smile:

Great interview. What was he thinking ranking you at only 6 and that other woman at 4. If she was 4 then you would be beyond number 1. I think Gorby was growling at the Turk for ranking you so low. Way to go Gorby. :twisted: :lol:

Slang word of the day? fem-fetale.

Is Putin trying to subvert the West via Mother Russia’s beautiful young women?

That’s probably one thing Marina and I have in common… the camera doesn’t do us justice. I see things slighty different that I think I looked better from what I see in the mirror than I see myself on camera. That’s why I don’t like having my picture taken.

Don’t you just love the way the Lady is always flashing my sign. We are so connected, ya know? like on this totally new level, like we’re up, like here, ya know? and everyone else is, like, not being condescending or anything, but, like we have this, like totally special thing, ya know? :roll:

Great interview!

wow are you so horny there in usa? i never saw such horny interview in here…

I really would like to see Marina’s photos from Russia
Learn more about Marina’s origin :mrgreen: :lol:

Me2, Karolla, me too. :lol:

I second that!

Your personality really came to the fore in this interview. Besides everything else,you are an entrepreneur. Well done.

From her numerous videos and O’Reilly shows, we already knew that HFW is pretty and smart. But this interview revealed a deeper dimension of Marina: she is also beautiful inside. Thank you for being you, Marina.

No, this guy was just being rude. :mad: In the US, men can still expect to get slapped by a woman for being so “horny.” Marina was being very polite with him. :smile:

Marina, no dating? What happened to the nice cameraman who took that lovely video of you on the beach in Hawaii? You seemed really fond of him. :grin:

you know i have not much idea ,how it is going on ower there, i can only tell from what is see every day in our Hostel…and some things i see ,i just cant stop wondering.
well to be honest,woman cant slap a man over here…coz she would end up with a broken nose…but on the other hand i cant imagine a man speaking to a girl like this…not on the street and the more not in tv….we simply respect woman,coz they are mothers to our sons…there are unwriten laws wich are respected for ages…
well but different tribe,diferent mentality

How did I miss this video? Marina are you still bringing some sunshine to England? Hope you accept the chance to present at Oxford University.

I liked the way the male presenter squirmed guiltly. He was obviously backpeddling over something bad he said.