Ты что,челюсть в стакане оставил?

Дженералиссима! Жщ)))  "Ревнивый балканский субъект" :o))))))))

Buzet I am sure   may be we can find out more  here about that sub  more people after all, much better skilled than I am in internet searches

Everybody - come on remember yur school institute whatever English   I need to walk Jolly Roger

Explain Buzet abut these strange signs and numbers  under the avatar  plus and minuses

Buzet it's a crazy system, organised by our chief computer guru (who has got lost temporarily - Sandman)  where you can put pluses to peop0le and minuses  i don't know what for   IT people! what to say

My key-board is awful slow this morning
this net-book I complained about

a smetana gde????

они таких тонкостей и так не понимают....всё рыба и рак рыба

@537 Buzet23
Hi friend. Further to your last post, I should avow I am a little bit embarrassed by the fact that we are chatting here, and there, beyond the English Channel at the same time. In a way, that fact is counterbalancing my chats with our lovely friend Alice of St.Petersburg which is Russian. History decided that we, the Bulgarian folks were always in between the main powers on the European Theatre; hence the consecutive change of strategic political partners (first with St.Petersburg in the aftermath of our independence in 1878, next with the Austrian-Hungarian Empire and Prussia, next with Germany, next with the USSR, and finally with the EU/NATO. Let’s hope that it will take more time before the next change…
In the mean time, we had to learn how to make good business with both sides. We had to be very skilful as businessmen and politicians in order to preserve what had remained of our historic legacy. Needless to say we took part in any big European wars. No matter the proven courage of our soldiers on the battle fields, the results were very poor, ‘cause we were always on the wrong, loosing side. Now history and God seemingly are giving us a new chance to survive. Let us take that chance.
That prelude is maybe the reason why I deemed it useful to be so willing to be able to chat with you here. The free chatting between Russians and Europeans will be another argument to overcome the historically cumulated mistrust and fear that were in the core of many troubles in the past…
Regards
P.S. Note that there are Poles and Ukrainians here, plus a few Bulgarians, plus some people from the Baltic republics. So far, the blog seems to be divided between Polish and Russian speaking bloggers. You and Threnodio are maybe the first participants who are going to change the present linguistic status quo.
Regards

Рута,у нас нет  опыта трех лет общения,как у Алисы,вот посмотрите,как Андрей Малахов мучается:

Anyone know how to upload an avatar, I clicked on the profile bit under Buzet and it asks me to select an avatar which I do, then it says I've not selected a photo, plus the button is download and not upload. Is there another access path to a profile update?

Alice, enjoy your walk and I hope you're not getting any smoke these days.

Generalissimo, it will indeed be a pleasure to talk to others throughout Europe, I've not met any Bulgarians but I have known a few Russians, Poles, Czechs, and Ukrainians during my years in Belgium and the UK.

PS. the avatar I'm trying to upload is an example of my favourite cooking style : Indian, I enjoy cooking and especially the spices that abound throughout the world.

он же варвар, кочевник

pust' uchat cyrylicu  żscz)))

1.Go to "Профиль"- ClicK"Enter"
2.Click Аватар.
3.Upload avatar "Загрузить аватар" - choose file frome your computer - ЗАГРУЗИТЬ
4.Wait about a minute.
5.Click the  last bottom"Ready"."Готово"
The size must be no more than  140 x 140 pixels
or = 64 kB

Отредактировано be_free (2010-08-16 14:34:43)