> > > I live in Moscow, Russia. And I know a russian part of Internet quite good. But recently I've found in a site of one of my friends a banner to Book-A-Minute. So I've researched the content of this site and other parts of RinkWorks and couldn't help LOL all the time.
> > > Now I'm looking for other sites in English-using Internet which are so splendidly hilarious, too. Give me an advice which sites to visit, which are the most favorite to you all, please.
>
> > I want to point out to you northern types that Norkuin also used the expression "you all." And Moscow is definitely not in southrn Russia. He uses it correctly -- plural of you.
> > How"minor in English"ard
>
> Hey Howard,
>
> Firstly. I'm female. :)

In English, "he" can be used for either one, when the answer to "male or female?" is not known. (Our experiences with talking about Brunnen-G have taught us that.) Now that we all know(or can know from here), We will use "she" for both you and Brunnen-G.

> Secondly. Honestly speaking, I don't understand what was your purpose for writing this message. I don't speak English perfectly, indeed, but I suppose I do it if only enough good for everyone to understand me. Don't I?

Most of the time, but we can assist you, if you wish.

> Or maybe was it just a praise? So sorry and thank you, in this case, Howard.

You *are* doing well.

> Norkuin

Nyperold