мальчишник I think I heard was the word?

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[Feb. 23rd, 2007|07:14 pm]

Brad Fitzpatrick

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Off shortly to a dinner/bachelor's party for somebody. Some friend of friends? Somebody who thought it'd be fitting to have a bachelor's party on Men's Day? (Somebody wise.) I'm not sure if this person's actually getting married, or maybe everybody just throws bachelor parties on this day.

The fact, however, that our numerous and powerful radiators aren't able to keep this normally-baking apartment warm right now, even with all the windows closed, doesn't bode well for our evening adventures. Fortunately we needn't walk far to get to the nearest Metro.

I'm glad to be done with work. It's been a trying two weeks. I'll try not to be too glad about it tonight.

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alex_kosh
2007-02-23 04:38 pm (UTC)

In our country every holiday is "мальчишник" =))) Even the "women`s day" =)))

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track_max
2007-02-23 05:12 pm (UTC)

yeah... there only is one exception New Year, which is celebrated simple both sexes mixed party.

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track_max
2007-02-23 07:51 pm (UTC)

summer heat?

when the peatbogs blow? =))

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brad
2007-02-24 10:40 am (UTC)

Re: for Brad

Fun, thanks!

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From: (Anonymous)
2007-02-23 11:01 pm (UTC)

definition ...

Seems like it might mean one who likes little boys. мальчик is boy, and ник is the suffix for one who does something. Was it said in a pejorative tone?

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