i did not get it...What is the common point between the Forum, Programmers, Musicians, Hepatitis and Grades?
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i did not get it...What is the common point between the Forum, Programmers, Musicians, Hepatitis and Grades?
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It is how C relates to each of them.i did not get it
What is the common point between the Forum, Programmers, Musicians, Hepatitis and Grades?
"People that have escaped our previous diabolical vaccination campaign are now invited to participate in our next diabolical campaign so that we can create a vaccine that will force even more people to escape. You might have guessed it already—this time, we are exponentially amplifying people, not viruses. PCR, Polymerase Chain Reaction? No, People Chain Reaction!"Unvaccinated volunteers for Pfizer, are necessary for our clinical trial of vaccination.
waiting for volunteers ;)
We agreed with Vladimir Legoyda that I would not congratulate him on his birthday. Because it was obvious: on that day it would not be available, since there were a million people who wanted to do it. And so it happened.
Therefore, I write, as they say in slang, "by zeros." And in Russian it's after midnight.
Dear Vladimir Romanovich, you are a man of amazing knowledge, greater love of life and an interesting destiny.
I remember as a freshman watching you, a student three or four years older. Your determination and devotion to your chosen path seemed incredible even then.
And here you are in your prime. It seems everything is done. But, in fact, everything is just beginning.
Many summers
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By the context of the quote, it seems that "by zeros" meant simply after the clock had marked the midnight, i.e. on digital one all zeros appeared marking the beginning of the new day.Zakharova always has a way with words, but I could not find what “by the zeroes” means in Russian slang. I thought it’d post here - maybe someone could help explain?
Christine, since this is an English-speaking forum, I have translated your post into English. Please translate your posts into English. There are many online translators to choose from. Thank you.View attachment 102777
Je suis un imbécile
Dernièrement,
J'ai rencontré un monsieur qui se vantait d'être un imbécile.
Il a dit :
-Je suis un imbécile !
Je suis un imbécile !
Je lui ai dit :
-Monsieur. C'est facile à dire !
Tout le monde peut dire :
« Je suis un imbécile ! »
Il ne te reste plus qu'à le prouver !
Il m'a dit :
-Je peux!
Il m'a apporté la preuve
de son imbécillité avec tant
intelligence et subtilité
que je me demande
s'il ne m'a pas pris
pour un imbécile !
I'm an idiot
Recently,
I met a gentleman who bragged about being a fool.
He said:
-I'm a fool!
I'm a fool!
I said to him:
-Sir. It's easy to say!
Anyone can say:
“I'm a fool!”
All you have to do is prove it!
He said:
-I can!
He gave me proof
of his imbecility with such
intelligence and subtlety
that I wonder
if he hasn't taken me
for a fool!
Sorry, I thought I had translated it into English, I must have done something wrong.Christine, since this is an English-speaking forum, I have translated your post into English. Please translate your posts into English. There are many online translators to choose from. Thank you.