Yoburg

Yep. I did. Personally.

Just "baloon“ in russian =)

It is absurd comedy.. Thus it is ok =)

Last one too?

About 3-4 years =)

Now Ubuntu can solve many tasks in one touch. Yes, some cases require skills in linux but if you are IT it is not problem. But win requires "win skills". It is just question of habit of using. When i used win i had more problems.

"bober" in russian means "beaver"

Doze your portion (like any product) and there is no problem

Pozorno in russian means shamefully =))

I know. And what?

We have other type of difference: often we have same words but with different meaning because etymology of these words has one root but different evolution. For example "pozor". Root of the word is "zor", "zr" (meaning vision, sight). In Russian pozor means "shame". Czech meaning is "warning".

Overwhelmed using of emotions is sign of weak logical arguments. Or manipulation. I don't trust too emotional people.

He is hating like angry humster, not inspiring

@aviva I like your variant cause it is mean beaver in my language =)