What is :mug:

What is this I see it all the time and I'm not getting it lol?

Cheers...

I'd tell you, but I'd have to kill you...

It doesnt show on the mobile app for some reason, but on the online version it is a emoticon with two much in midst of a happy "cheers!"

Aaaaa welll

I was wondering why the question was asked! I had no idea it doesn't show up in the app.

Lol ya I though its like mean muggin or something.

unionrdr said:

I find it interesting that nas dahrovye (a toast) is pronounced the same in Slovak,Russian,& Polish.

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It's not really surprising: they're three very closely related languages. Czech, Polish and Slovak are mutually comprehensible, at least the simple things. I can understand basic bits of Russian, even though I've never studied the language.

Slainte

unionrdr said:

I find it interesting that nas dahrovye (a toast) is pronounced the same in Slovak,Russian,& Polish.

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throw ukrainian and belarusian in that group too.

all those languages developed long before our modern borders existed. the language changed a little from village to village, so the slavic tongue was a spectrum.

i get a kick out of folks arguing about whether something slavic (like pierogies) is polish vs. ukrainian vs. russian... it's all of them because it existed before those countries did.

Kanpai!