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Hi everyone,

It depends on a situation and my mood. If I'm tired after work and stay in queue somewhere and someone tries cut into the queue: 1st - I'll tell him/her politely to go back to the end of the queue.
If 1st doesn't help, 2nd - I'll argue with the intruder and do everything to force him/her to take right place. In many cases other people will support you. You just need start this "funny conversation"..)

The last time when I argued with one woman (and another one couple) was when I was visiting state child clinic with my 1 month old son. And that was a situation when I couldn't let anyone to stand before me.

If I don't tired and I'm not in a hurry I can let someone cut into a queue. I'll do that because in most of cases I'll spend a lot of nervous and the goal is not worth it. I also usually glad to give my place to pregnant women/persons with disabilities/old people/people with young children.

Best regards

Marat, Russian Federation.

<em>P.S. I'll be glad if someone corrects my mistakes, cause my english isn't perfect.</em>

Thank You, Emily.. 8)

Yesterday I went to London. My train was at 8am and the journey took only two(<em>three?</em>) hours. I arrived in London at 11am. This was a very exciting day because I was going to see my friend Mary. She met me at King's Cross station and we went for a coffee together. Then we decided to go shopping on Oxford street and I bought a pretty yellow dress(<em>don't sure that it's correct</em>). We also went to the cinema and watched a film called 'bridesmaids', which was very funny! Then it was time for me to go home. My train  was at 4pm. We had a wonderful day and I was very sad to say goodbye to Mary.

Hello everyone.

I also would be glad to help anyone who learns Russian.
2 conditions: you should speak English, so we could communicate better and I need be free from work.
I'm not a teacher, just Russian native speaker. And I'm learning english. You can contact me in Skype.

Nastya, sorry that I got into your topic. I just didn't want to open the separate one with the same meaning.

Well, this winter seems to be warmer than winters in some western countries. For example US.

I'm not Russian, but Tatar - the second-largest nation in Russia. I admire Russian people and culture not for vodka, bears and so on. But for their great culture, their history. And I've never seen bears walking on streets. Most of musicians who play balalaika are seen by me on TV. And I prefer wine, beer and a small amount of cognac (kind of brendy, but better).

Замечательный взгяд на вещи. Жаль не все это понимают и используют по жизни.

Я не понял лишь последнее Ваше предложение:

"Лучшие мысли всех времен
Общественное движение" 

По-моему это здорово, когда два собеседника мыслят по-разному. Вам же не детей вместе растить, а скроей всего просто общаться. При наличии желания и усердия можно многому друг друга научить.