Nick Against the World (89 Viewers)

[Sadomin]

For all I know, Seven could be a 72-year old grandmother sitting in Thailand. That's the beauty of foruming - the ability to shape a personality from what you write. Even in real life, you have several facets. One among family, one with friends - why not one on the internet?

None of you are real people in my eyes. You're just text and sources of knowledge and there's no reason to create illusions about this being anything more than that.

 

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[3pac]

For those who don't know, prosciutto is a type of food from England. It comes from the shoulders of a large bison, and is typically cut in thick slabs and sold to markets. There, they tend to boil the meat then marinate it with barbecue sauce, where it is cut into 4-5 cm thick pieces and deep fried in beer batter. It's typically served with cilantro and a thick, beer-based stew.

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

Life is about 3 things: Sideshows, Prom, and Prosciutto.

Don't ever try and downplay the importance of Prosciutto again. Especially prosciutto crudo.

tell me you remember the commercial, "crudo o' cotto? gran biscotto."

 

[3pac]

tell me you remember the commercial, "crudo o' cotto? gran biscotto."

No, i dont, but my favorite was just "Campari Supermix!"

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

havent seen that one

 

[Snoop]

For those who don't know

or..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosciutto

 

[Rami]

rami, you made my day

Well he asked for it

 

[Rami]

as halal as pancetta

Don't what's that is either...but I am guessing "pig derivative"?


PS: like the added "bait"?

 

[3pac]

prosciutto di marchionni is my favorite

 

[Snoop]

Rami what does Leith/ leis mean in your sig?

 

[Rami]

Rami what does Leith/ leis mean in your sig?

Leith = Lion

 

[Snoop]

oh thanx! I will remember that when I saw those teeth

 

[Max]

Don't what's that is either...but I am guessing "pig derivative"?


PS: like the added "bait"?

Pancetta is like a thick bacon.

 

[Ahmedios]

@Snoop, you don't know what is the meaning of Laith?

 

[Snoop]

@Snoop, you don't know what is the meaning of Laith?

why that surprised you?

I don't know alot of Arabic words.. is it the same meaning as "asad" ?

 

[Rami]

why that surprised you?

I don't know alot of Arabic words.. is it the same meaning as "asad" ?

Yes. FYI in Arabic there are literally hundreds of names for a Lions

Asad, Laith, Qaswara, Gha*9anfar, 7amza, usama, 3antar, rustum, taymoor, 3abbas, bahnas ...to name a few

 

[Ahmedios]

why that surprised you?

I don't know alot of Arabic words.. is it the same meaning as "asad" ?

Exactly, Laith = Asad, but Asad is more commonly used, Laith is an old word.

I'm surprised cause I thought that you, despite being Armenian in origin, you live in Syria. Hence, you speak Syrian perfectly. Moreover, Laith is a famous name in Syria. That's all. int:

 

[Snoop]

Yes. FYI in Arabic there are literally hundreds of names for a Lions

Asad, Laith, Qaswara, Gha*9anfar, 7amza, usama, 3antar, rustum, taymoor, 3abbas, bahnas ...to name a few

I love how you wrote D in arabic *9

that's new for me, I didn't know these names are for Lions

 

[Snoop]

Exactly, Laith = Asad, but Asad is more commonly used, Laith is an old word.

I'm surprised cause I thought that you, despite being Armenian in origin, you live in Syria. Hence, you speak Syrian perfectly. Moreover, Laith is a famous name in Syria. That's all. int:

In general, no one use Laith here, they mostly use Asad here, that might be surprising for you, but I never heard the word till today.

 

[Ahmedios]

Yes. FYI in Arabic there are literally hundreds of names for a Lions

Asad, Laith, Qaswara, Gha*9anfar, 7amza, usama, 3antar, rustum, taymoor, 3abbas, bahnas ...to name a few

I Swear that I don't know all the alternatives in bold.

3antar and rustum mean asad.

That's brilliant, Rami. +rep

The Arabian peninsula is the origin of the great language of the Arabs. I'm not surprised at all to hear that from you, Rami.