Hi, Micheal M. Dronov!   
   I read your message from 08.10.2016 22:39   
      
   Sorry for my previous answer - probably I pressed a wrong button and had sent   
   my message incomplete. I hope it was my mistake, not a glitch of my   
   Thunderbird.   
      
    MD> Thanks a lot for a fast answer!   
      
   You are welcome, although I often beat around the bush. ;)   
      
    ak>> Yes, it is a very famous city of Russia, at least for those who   
    ak>> graduated from school before the perestroika. It is the town where   
    ak>> Lenin was born, and as far as I know his memory is still honoured   
    ak>> there. Probably it is not bad because the memory of controversial   
    ak>> people must not be wiped out by force. New time must give birth to   
    ak>> new heroes. New people, with new capitalist ideology, must do   
    ak>> something that will make life of Russians happier and better. If   
    ak>> we don't have such people now, but we have thieves instead -- let   
    ak>> Lenin's monuments stay where they are now.   
      
    MD> Everything in Ulyanovsk looks like the Lenin's death was about 15   
    MD> years ago and now the funerals have been continuing. Really, just   
    MD> look at this blog article written by Artemy Lebedev: http:   
    MD> //www.tema.ru/travel/ree-4/ (sorry for an Internet link)   
      
   The photos are very interesting, but I think we should choose subjects that   
   could be read by all people. I mean they should be in English.   
      
    MD> But now we do not have sad red and black curbs. In other parts   
    MD> Ulyanovsk is not distinguished from other gray cities of Russia.   
    MD> Everything goes... Slow.: \   
      
   You mean that red and black curbs were in Ulyanovsk because ideological   
   reason? Did you painted them it this way?   
      
      
    ak>> the past it had better times and very hot discussions. So many   
    ak>> things can be said just because you need language practice!   
      
    MD> Oh yeah, messages at AUE look like a little hell. And the style of   
    MD> editing is very unreadable. For me it was hard to join the   
    MD> conversation cause it is not so possible to view the whole dialog   
    MD> during some technical limits. I mean, my editor does not have a   
    MD> comfortable way to view the whole topic.   
      
   What software do you use when writing your messages?   
      
    ak>> The people here cannot correct all mistakes, but certainly I   
    ak>> believe that most important mistakes will be corrected. And it   
    ak>> makes this area helpful.   
      
    MD> I will start some other topics here!   
      
   I hope you will and even you will bring here some new people. Because many of   
   old ones have spent most of cartridges fighting  on the Fidonet battle fields   
   for so long time. ;-)   
      
   Bye, Micheal!   
   Alexander Koryagin   
   ENGLISH_TUTOR 2016   
      
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