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Elite
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| Posted Tue Jul 29, 2008
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| I've been going to Beverly Hills all my life with my friends and family... I've seen many Armenians with makardak there before, but what's up with this drastic new influx of rabiz chicks and guys? |
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DarthVader
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| Posted Tue Jul 29, 2008
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Please learn to differentiate a guy or girl who looks Armenian from the guy or girl who looks "rabiz."
I'm in B-Hills almost every week and I barely see any "rabiz" people there. |
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Elite
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| Posted Tue Jul 29, 2008
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| Okay well I'm surprised you haven't... they seem to be at all the high-end fashion stores lately. A worker at LV told me that a man was trying to buy luggage and they suspected it was through credit card fraud. They asked her to standby while he was on the phone to hear what he was saying in Armenian. I also saw some blonde bebe type rabiz girls at Juicy. There are also many at Il Fornaio and so on. Perhaps you don't have good rabiz radar? |
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DarthVader
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| Posted Tue Jul 29, 2008
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| Perhaps my rabiz radar needs to be calibrated? its possible, but I doubt that. Perhaps your stereo-type sensor should be de-activated? |
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Elite
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| Posted Tue Jul 29, 2008
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| Enough with the rebukes lol, calibration is an option for me as well. There's really no chance for de-activation, even if I wanted it that way. It's really inevitable for me not to notice =/ |
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DarthVader
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| Posted Tue Jul 29, 2008
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| Enough said,lol, have you considered supressing one bad habit with adopting another much more terrible one? |
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| Posted Tue Jul 29, 2008
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| Elite wrote: | | I've been going to Beverly Hills all my life with my friends and family... I've seen many Armenians with makardak there before, but what's up with this drastic new influx of rabiz chicks and guys? |
Are you armo? |
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| Posted Wed Jul 30, 2008
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| Barev Dzez I rabiz and shop at gucci for rabiz pointy shoes in the bevery hills axper |
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Elite
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| Posted Wed Jul 30, 2008
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| Yes I'm Armenian |
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DOC
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Location: Shadow Moses Island
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| Posted Wed Jul 30, 2008
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Hmm been to Beverly Hills alot (driving down Sunset onto Beverly Hills) and there are alot of Persians there but not many Armenians.
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Elite
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| Posted Wed Jul 30, 2008
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| Omg doc, sunset especially... there are so many armenian guys that try to holler. I remember seeing the same white escalade on black 26's (by innovative) I saw in burbank, on sunset as well... it was quite cool actually; seeing the same car twice in different cities. =) |
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DOC
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| Posted Wed Jul 30, 2008
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Oh you mean the same losers who are cruising around Beverly Hills trying to pick up chicks who will never get in their car? Ahhh I thought you were talking about them living in the mansions, etc. 
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Elite
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| Posted Wed Jul 30, 2008
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| That's why I'm saying there are so many rabiz people there lately! I can tell you know what I'm talking about hehe |
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walrus
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| Posted Thu Jul 31, 2008
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| few months ago i saw a regular v6 mustang in Northridge (armenian chick was driving) that had an innovative motoring sticker on it. There were no modifications to the car what so ever lol |
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Elite
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| Posted Thu Jul 31, 2008
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HAHAH, my friend bought a platinum motorsport license plate frame.
Platinum did no work on her car lmao. I'm like why do you need this, rock an 11-99 frame instead. |
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V8 aloof
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| Posted Sat Aug 02, 2008
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| Elite wrote: | | Yes I'm Armenian |
Has it escaped you that your presence there is derided just as much as the "new influx?" |
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Elite
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| Posted Sat Aug 02, 2008
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Not really since I clearly said
I've been going to Beverly Hills all my life with my friends and family...
I consider myself within the first wave |
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pssshhh
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| Posted Sat Aug 02, 2008
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LMFAO...First off, you considering yourself an "Elitist" cracks me up. No, really; it does. As a matter of fact, anyone who considers themselves superior based on the sole status of wealth or where they've been hanging out with their friends and family all their lives is a complete buffoon.
Beverly Hills you say, huh? So what? Are you trying to say that the more money you have, the more "makardak" it translates to? Mekh es du.
Get off your high horse and welcome to the real world; where not everyone can be as privileged as yourself to be born into a wealthy family and live off their parents' success.
Next: Rabiz radar? I don't have one of those but I do have a white-washed radar. It went off like crazy when I read your post. Stereotyping and becoming suspicious of your own people? Not at all Armenian-like. Please refrain from considering yourself an Armenian.
It's people like you that give a bad name to Armenians. It's people like you who rat and snitch on Armenians. Deny it alllll you want. Du Hay ches; ke yerazeyr Hay elneyr. |
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V8 aloof
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| Posted Sat Aug 02, 2008
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| Elite wrote: | Not really since I clearly said
I've been going to Beverly Hills all my life with my friends and family...
I consider myself within the first wave |
Oh, so it has escaped you. |
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Elite
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| Posted Mon Aug 04, 2008
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| To pssshhh... my comments did seem a little pompous didn't they. I agree, wealth does not define class. You seem extremely bothered and offended by my post, I didn't mean to make you and others feel that way. Lol I'm not looking to start a fight over armenianplanet, so I won't defend myself against all of the false claims you have made against me. I am being sincere right now. |
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