Stange question?!

[Rocky-girl]

Today my friend in school asked me what shall I say if I need to explain foreign person that I love him talking with him on the phone. Use only my native language. I don't know what to answer. Do you?

[Sin Studly]

I haven't given you my number yet, Tanichka.

[the_GoDdEsS]

Rephrase? I don't think I quite understand what exactly you mean.

[Rocky-girl]

Imagine: You felt in love with someone who don't know your native language. You phone him and say that you love him. But you can use only your native language. And I don't know what to say, I think there is all in intonation.

Yustinchik, I didn't ask.

"Sin will have his soul black like Ricky's face."

[the_GoDdEsS]

You have to say "I love you" in Russian? Where's the problem exactly?

[Rocky-girl]

May be. but that to whom I must say it don't know russian at all.

[the_GoDdEsS]

But does it really matter in that case? I mean, he doesn't understand so you could as well talk about how you sit on the toilet early in the morning. He won't get it. What's the deal with saying I love you to someone who won't even get it?

[Paint_It_Black]

"Sin will have his soul black like Ricky's face."

Anyone have any idea what that meant? I followed the rest.

[Rocky-girl]

That's from Sheakspear's tragedy. Justin has changed there only 2 words.

[Sin Studly]

Aaron the Moor was my favourite character out of all his plays.

And I found Titus Andronicus to be more of a comedy than a tragedy. I'm quite impressed that you recognised it, though.

[Mota Boy]

You wouldn't be able to express love. You could express lust fairly easily, though.

[Rocky-girl]

You wouldn't be able to express love. You could express lust fairly easily, though.
Yes, that's right about lust.

Yes, I recognized it, Justin. Why you insert it, you wanted to make a comedy?

[Nina]

Anyone have any idea what that meant? I followed the rest.

If she means Rick with Ricky, then it's def. worth roffling at.