Alesandr Sergeevich Pushkin...

Alesandr Sergeevich Pushkin...



Alesandr Sergeevich Pushkin (Russian Poet, 1799 to 1837) was half dead wrong with his interesting quip, "How do I know what I think until

I see what I write." May we also consider, "How do I know what to post until I take the time to know what I think." Welcome back, Darvlay!



-Bobby

In fact I like Pushkin's novellas. He manages to bring things to the point.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Alesandr Sergeevich Pushkin...



Alesandr Sergeevich Pushkin (Russian Poet, 1799 to 1837) was half dead wrong with his interesting quip, "How do I know what I think until

I see what I write." May we also consider, "How do I know what to post until I take the time to know what I think." Welcome back, Darvlay!



-Bobby

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Alesandr Sergeevich Pushkin...



Alesandr Sergeevich Pushkin (Russian Poet, 1799 to 1837) was half dead wrong with his interesting quip, "How do I know what I think until

I see what I write." May we also consider, "How do I know what to post until I take the time to know what I think." Welcome back, Darvlay!



-Bobby

Originally posted by infomast
Pushkin to the Russians is what Shakespeare is to the English-speaking world. Try to show some respect. BTW his name is Aleksandr (or Alexander).