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Today, he told me about his own dad's (great-gramp) military service, including GPW, talked about brawling rules among the peasantry, and other shit. Got real proud talking about his one-two move* for village dance fights (as in, brawls that break out at the dances), and a bit teary eyed when talking about his brothers' signature moves.
His dad's military service was wild. First, an Uhlan in the interwar Lithuanian military.
Then he got drafted into the Red Army.
In the fourth month of the year of Our Lord nineteen fourty-one
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january 19th 5:30 PT
this will be very cool
soweli li mu e mu
soweli li mu e mu
soweli lili mute li toki e "la la la"
sina toki e "ala a! ni li lon ala! soweli mute li mu e mu lon tenpo suno ale lon tenpo mun ale"
soweli li mu e mu e mu
soweli lili li mu e mu
soweli ante li mu e mu
soweli en soweli lili li mu e mu
waso li mu e mu
soweli li mu e mu
tenpo ni la ni li kalama ala. sina toki e seme?
(Moo, Baa, La La La by Sandra Boynton was my favorite book when I was little, to the point my family could recite it to me over the telephone. I did this entire translation from memory.)