let's collect MAT
Vadim
V konze konzov ,gde eto eshe delat ,kak ne v internete?
/Uslovie - ne ispolzovat slova tipa fuck ,shit i prochix zaimstvovannih slov.
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Trezvost misli - norma zizni
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Yevgeny (Gene) Kilman
"Ohuennaia pizdoproebina, bladushaia ot sobstvennoi zaebatosti", skazal
bocman i gr'azno virugals'a.
Y.K.
OLEI...@purccvm.bitnet
Khorochaya idea! A chto tam budet? Maternye stikhi, chastushki ili prosto
slovar'? Ved' slov-to v MATE ne tak uz i mnogo, a vot razlichnye ih
kombinatsii......
Eugene Tyurin
>V konze konzov ,gde eto eshe delat ,kak ne v internete?
>/Uslovie - ne ispolzovat slova tipa fuck ,shit i prochix zaimstvovannih slov.
>
internet are about. Or may be they simply feel that their ability to curse
is decreasing outside of soviet soil? I would also suggest Vadim to cross-post
his article to alt.internet.services, alt.best.of.internet and alt.cyberspace
(these newsgroups are real) in order to guide all of the "progressive
humankind" in proper direction.
Please don't get offended and try to collect something else (e.g. statistics
on who and how many times name-calls in the very first sentence of his
posting to this "culture" newsgroup).
Enjoy life!
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Elena Tsifrina
Good idea!???
I am not so sure.
Don't you people have anything better to do than collecting mat.
I still can't undestand why people in (and from) the ex-USSR like to
swear so much. Or is it a way of expressing self-confidance?
Lena.
P.S. Don't flame me too much, please...
Dmitry Shulman
With most people, it's due to a lack of education/small vocabulary, but
with some, it's due to too much.
D.
Dmitri Galter
Though I do not support swearing (and never do it myself) I'd like
to bring to your attention fact that Americans and Canadians swear
much often than Russians, even from TV screens. It just that their
'mat' is considered to be less offensive, but nevertheless...
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Ostap Bender
>In article <YfiSiYa00...@andrew.cmu.edu>, Elena Tsifrina <et...@andrew.cmu.edu> writes:
>>
>> Good idea!???
>> I am not so sure.
>> Don't you people have anything better to do than collecting mat.
>> I still can't undestand why people in (and from) the ex-USSR like to
>> swear so much. Or is it a way of expressing self-confidance?
>>
>> Lena.
>>
>> P.S. Don't flame me too much, please...
>
>Though I do not support swearing (and never do it myself) I'd like
>to bring to your attention fact that Americans and Canadians swear
>much often than Russians, even from TV screens. It just that their
>'mat' is considered to be less offensive, but nevertheless...
>
NOT! I think we can uphold the honor of Sovoks being the most
profane people in the world, can't we guys ? (and girls, of course :-))
Actually, maybe we can't measure up to Mexicans and certain other Latin
American peoples in that sense but we are still the best, IMO!!! BTW, I
don't think I have heard a single "good" swearing expression on American
TV. There are four or five premium cable channels that have those oh-so-
dreaded R-rated movies, in which people swear but whether they swear too
much or swear better than Russians is not even a moot point -- the answer
is definitely "yes", if you consider movies, video, music and so on but
it's definitely "no," if we are talking about everyday life :-) Also, I
think it's beginning to become more of the same level of profanity in the
mass media in Russia as it is now in USA -- thanks to "winds of change."
To Elena: There is always rot13 mode, hehe :-)
Shura the High Priest of Green Snake.
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Drinking the blood of jesus
Drinking it right from his veins
Learning to swim in the ocean
Learning to prowl in his name
--- Ministry, "Psalm 69."
Greg Landsberg
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> Trezvost misli - norma zizni
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... No zhizn' po etoj norme nepolna...
(Matematiki pojmut)
Keep smiling,
Greg
Victor Prupis
First of all, I like your address.
Next, I have some strange feelings on how our American fellow
programmers use Russian mat. E.g. recently I discovered a program
titled "ebuttons". And of course my all times favorite is an OS/360
utility IEBISAM [ for those who don't speak mat it means "And f*ck
(it) yourself" ]. It was especially impressive when this line combined
with JOB directive was printed out using Russian letters.
So, the question is does anybody know more examples?
Regards,
Victor