The story from the gym

[Pavel]

*A chick came up to me and said something in chick language*

-YOU'RE WOMAN. GYM IS ONLY FOR GUYS. GO FUCK YOURSELF!

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[Pavel]

Sorry women it's just a joke

 

[cookie-cel]

Sorry women it's just a joke

I laughed , nice joke

 

[Pavel]

I laughed , nice joke

I'm really sorry if you're woman. It's funny but at the same time I feel shame

 

[ratedLTN]

I'm really sorry if you're woman. It's funny but at the same time I feel shame

i'm a man and I think it's okay

 

[cookie-cel]

I'm really sorry if you're woman. It's funny but at the same time I feel shame

Nothing to be sorry about bruh.

 

[James Othy]

*A chick came up to me and said something in chick language*

-YOU'RE WOMAN. GYM IS ONLY FOR GUYS. GO FUCK YOURSELF!

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Hey, I can read Russian but not speak it fluently. Can you please tell me what "Medleno" means? I forgot.

 

[sigma]

Hey, I can read Russian but not speak it fluently. Can you please tell me what "Medleno" means? I forgot.

slowly

 

[James Othy]

slowly

Oh yeah, that's right. Thanks. And bistro means fast.

 

[sigma]

Oh yeah, that's right. Thanks. And bistro means fast.

The word "bistro" comes from the Russian word bystro, which means "quickly". The term originated during the Napoleonic Wars when Russian soldiers would shout "bystro" to French cafe and restaurant owners to speed up service. The owners eventually began using the word "bistro" to describe their restaurants, which served simple, home-cooked food quickly and at an affordable price.


Bistros became popular across Europe as an alternative to fine dining, offering hearty, rustic dishes and affordable wine or beer. They continue to thrive today, though they have evolved to incorporate modern culinary techniques.

Interesting, right? So cool how different languages can overlap and change others

 

[James Othy]

The word "bistro" comes from the Russian word bystro, which means "quickly". The term originated during the Napoleonic Wars when Russian soldiers would shout "bystro" to French cafe and restaurant owners to speed up service. The owners eventually began using the word "bistro" to describe their restaurants, which served simple, home-cooked food quickly and at an affordable price.


Bistros became popular across Europe as an alternative to fine dining, offering hearty, rustic dishes and affordable wine or beer. They continue to thrive today, though they have evolved to incorporate modern culinary techniques.

Interesting, right? So cool how different languages can overlap and change others

Yes, I seen that too in a documentary. When Russia defeated and occupied France.

 

[BodieDysmorphia]

*A chick came up to me and said something in chick language*

-YOU'RE WOMAN. GYM IS ONLY FOR GUYS. GO FUCK YOURSELF!

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I heard the Brazilian phonk before I opened the thread..

 

[Pavel]

The word "bistro" comes from the Russian word bystro, which means "quickly". The term originated during the Napoleonic Wars when Russian soldiers would shout "bystro" to French cafe and restaurant owners to speed up service. The owners eventually began using the word "bistro" to describe their restaurants, which served simple, home-cooked food quickly and at an affordable price.


Bistros became popular across Europe as an alternative to fine dining, offering hearty, rustic dishes and affordable wine or beer. They continue to thrive today, though they have evolved to incorporate modern culinary techniques.

Interesting, right? So cool how different languages can overlap and change others

You know Russian better than me. You're actually more russian than me

 

[sigma]

You know Russian better than me. You're actually more russian than me

its just a fun fact my father told me about when i was younger
ethnically i am not russian you are