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NOOLigan wrote: i thought the comrade doesn't drink alcohol.

YEah he is in AA!:thumb: :lol:

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NOOLigan wrote: i thought the comrade doesn't drink alcohol.

Comrade prefers water these days. Doesn't mean he won't open a bottle of French shampanya on Bastille Day. Or when returning a ladies glove.

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Water into WINE.What are you trying to say? Sorry i misunderstood your POST! :lol:

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Comrade Shampanyov, Last of the Red Hot Gentlemen wrote:

NOOLigan wrote: i thought the comrade doesn't drink alcohol.

Comrade prefers water these days. Doesn't mean he won't open a bottle of French shampanya on Bastille Day. Or when returning a ladies glove.

in german when not using the terms Sekt or Schaumwein, it is Champagner (pronounced Shampanyer). the ruskies probably got their word through german.

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NOOLigan wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last of the Red Hot Gentlemen wrote:

NOOLigan wrote: i thought the comrade doesn't drink alcohol.

Comrade prefers water these days. Doesn't mean he won't open a bottle of French shampanya on Bastille Day. Or when returning a ladies glove.

in german when not using the terms Sekt or Schaumwein, it is Champagner (pronounced Shampanyer). the ruskies probably got their word through german.

Actually, I think The Continental is using the French pronunciation. No telling what nationality The Continental is, really. He's just...Continental.

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Comrade Shampanyov, Last of the Red Hot Gentlemen wrote:

NOOLigan wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last of the Red Hot Gentlemen wrote:

NOOLigan wrote: i thought the comrade doesn't drink alcohol.

Comrade prefers water these days. Doesn't mean he won't open a bottle of French shampanya on Bastille Day. Or when returning a ladies glove.

in german when not using the terms Sekt or Schaumwein, it is Champagner (pronounced Shampanyer). the ruskies probably got their word through german.

Actually, I think The Continental is using the French pronunciation. No telling what nationality The Continental is, really. He's just...Continental.

if it came through the french it would be more like the english pronounciation, something like Shampan. just my thoughts.

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Well,The Continental is from a rather vague background...

And with that, adieu!

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Comrade Shampanyov, Last of the Red Hot Gentlemen wrote: Well,The Continental is from a rather vague background...

And with that, adieu!

good night then.

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My friend had botox 10 days ago and she's still got a whopping bruise on her temple, i think at this rate the botox will wear off before the bruise!

Wrinkles are usually due to laughing, so they're a good thing right?

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Aye,its all a load of old botox this trying to look younger biz..Lines give character,botox gives bruises and dead faces,end of.

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Comrade Shampanyov, Last of the Red Hot Gentlemen wrote:

NOOLigan wrote: i thought the comrade doesn't drink alcohol.

Comrade prefers water these days. Doesn't mean he won't open a bottle of French shampanya on Bastille Day. Or when returning a ladies glove.

You're such a gentleman! :thumb:

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Emma Peel wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov, Last of the Red Hot Gentlemen wrote:

NOOLigan wrote: i thought the comrade doesn't drink alcohol.

Comrade prefers water these days. Doesn't mean he won't open a bottle of French shampanya on Bastille Day. Or when returning a ladies glove.

You're such a gentleman! :thumb:

no wrinkles on miss peel.

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