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It's not a hardcore still :) In Russian, one can say a complex sentence like that with only one root! But I can't show you, or else I will be banned here forever :wink:[/quote]
:D :D :D I know...

Russians name never end "-ый". It is better for you to use your real name.[/quote]

That is my real name... that is how you spell it in russian... what ifi said кербий ? or how would u translate...

You are right. :D But all of those surnames have got meanings in russian.

Russians name never end "-ый". It is better for you to use your real name.

"Глокая куздра штеко будланула бокра и курдячит бокрёнка."

Ok, look:
1. Let's find out a subject and a predicate. Subject is "куздра" and predicates are "будланула" and "курдячит". Kуздра is...

It sounds like a russian word but it means nothing. A lot of russian names got a meaning.

BTW, there is a good sentence: "Глокая куздра штеко будланула бокра и курдячит бокрёнка". There are no...

There is no russian name for Grant. Maybe you just should say it like Grahnt. BTW, why foreigners want to russify their names? It sounds strange when first name are russian but the last name are...