English Club

[Lady LG 4 159]

Molly Malone

but victorian is so anxious to get a prize... May I give this bottle of whisky to him?

I don't mind at all. I'm not greedy. Send your virtual bottle to victorian.

[Serdar 2]

Serdar,

unfortunately I can't watch any vidos until the 1 of September, my turtle-slow-dacha-internet doesn't allow me this.

Who sings this song on the video?

There are so many versions of this song...

 

Sings Fiffin Market.

 

try to download from here

http://narod.ru/disk/20842799001/Molly%20Malone.flv.html

 

8.6Mb - little by little

Изменено 4 августа, 2011 пользователем Serdar

[Lady LG 4 159]

Let's sum up. For today we have:

 

Guess the film:

 

1. This detective looks nice and can do analytic work very well. The detective's office is in Petrovka. (Hint: The detective is a platinum blonde. The film is a screen-version of the books by a modern woman writer who is quite popular nowadays)

 

2. The man in the film can't tie a tie and doesn't like vegetarian food.

 

Guess the book:

 

1. This is a scary story about a woman-cannibal.

 

2. Every Russian school-leaver knows this book. The main heroine is often called "a ray of sunshine in the dark empire".

 

3. "You're a female, Barbara! You're a she-wolf! You're leaving me for another man!"

 

4. "Come back home, my poor orphans! You're very dirty. I'll wash you with spring water and you'll sparkle like the sun again!"

 

(Dear friends, if I've forgotten anything, add it yourselves. We're going very quickly and it's difficult to see if the task is done or undone)

 

Have fun! Ask questions! See you!

Изменено 4 августа, 2011 пользователем Lady LG

[Molly Malone 4 452]

So this is Haruki Murakami and his unknown poem!!

 

Ha ha, this might be Murakami, why not...

victorian and Molly are having eloquency contest

 

Serdar,

i will try to download it

 

You can listen to my favourite version of the song in my vkontakte playlist, Sinead O'Connor...if you find it among my 100 songs

Изменено 4 августа, 2011 пользователем Molly Malone

[victorian 8 436]

Thank you very much!!

[Molly Malone 4 452]

victorian,

 

as usual you made me laugh

[Lady LG 4 159]

Let's have some more laugh:

[Serdar 2]

victorian

Lady LG

 

[Molly Malone 4 452]

Every Russian school-leaver knows this book. The main heroine is often called "a ray of sunshine in the dark empire".

 

It's Groza.

I studied this book at school, then at university, it's about Kabaniha and Katerina.

I remember Belinskiy...he comes to me in my nightmares

Изменено 4 августа, 2011 пользователем Molly Malone

[Lady LG 4 159]

Thanks! I've just downloaded a lot of funny notices, signs and pictures like that and I'm going to send them to you from time to time. Here's one more: (for blondes)

Изменено 4 августа, 2011 пользователем Lady LG

[Serdar 2]

some fun announcement

[victorian 8 436]

Lady LG

 

 

Serdar

This ad is something. It`s wide field for fantasy

[Lady LG 4 159]

Serdar

 

 

By the way, I tried to find the picture of your favourite Ballantine 12 YO but failed.

What is it: a sort of wine, whisky or brandy? What country is it from?

[Molly Malone 4 452]

oh yes, i also liked this advertisement

 

Why don't we play a game.

 

Imagine you are single (why, why are all clever and handsome men married already???)

 

Let each of us compose an ad seeking a girl/man of your dream, and, of course, don't forget to describe yourself like in Serdar's advertisement.

 

And don't forget: Humour Rules!

(Rules is a verb here)

[Lady LG 4 159]

Molly Malone

 

Every Russian school-leaver knows this book. The main heroine is often called "a ray of sunshine in the dark empire".

 

It's Groza. I studied this book at school, then at university, it's about Kabaniha and Katerina. I remember Belinskiy...he comes to me in my nightmares

Yes, Molly!

 

It's Kabaniha, a very bad mother-in-law, who made poor Katerina kill herself.

I remember Belinskiy too, but I still don't understand one thing about critics: who gives them the right to criticize?

To tell the truth, school made me hate most of the books we studied at the lessons.