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  • merantau
    Coaching Staff
    • May 2015
    • 3926

    I love powerful, effortless, dynamic performance.

    I stumbled across this music. It was on the soundtrack of a motorcycle adventure trip video of a 17K trip through Eastern Europe and Central Asia. I did a lot of detective work to track her down but here she is. For the first time on an Australian website - Gulzada Ryskulova from Kyrgyzstan

    [URL="http://journals.worldnomads.com/merantau"]http://journals.worldnomads.com/merantau[/URL]
    "It's not about the destination - it's about the trip."
  • merantau
    Coaching Staff
    • May 2015
    • 3926

    #2
    Re: I love powerful, effortless, dynamic performance.

    Central Asia is definitely the home of the inheritors of the female warrior tradition which entered our culture via the Greeks and their tales of the Amazons. Archeological digs in Central Asia have uncovered female remains in full battle regalia.
    These four lovelies fit the bill. You would certainly be handing over your pay packet unopened were you to become entangled with one of them!

    [URL="http://journals.worldnomads.com/merantau"]http://journals.worldnomads.com/merantau[/URL]
    "It's not about the destination - it's about the trip."

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    • Bornadog
      WOOF Clubhouse Leader
      • Jan 2007
      • 65574

      #3
      Re: I love powerful, effortless, dynamic performance.

      Originally posted by merantau
      I stumbled across this music. It was on the soundtrack of a motorcycle adventure trip video of a 17K trip through Eastern Europe and Central Asia. I did a lot of detective work to track her down but here she is. For the first time on an Australian website - Gulzada Ryskulova from Kyrgyzstan

      https://youtu.be/QdqBW_qqRoQ
      The proper Kyrgzstan people are of Turkic origin - not the Russians who infiltrated at some stage. The song in the video is a Turkic song as is the next one you posted.

      Turkic people originated in Central Asia - the Uighurs in North West China are related to the Turkic people in Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and many other smaller countries and all the way across to Modern Turkey as they moved across the Central Plains.
      FFC: Established 1883

      Premierships: AFL 1954, 2016 VFA - 1898,99,1900, 1908, 1913, 1919-20, 1923-24, VFL: 2014, 2016 . Champions of Victoria 1924. AFLW - 2018.

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      • Twodogs
        Administrator
        • Nov 2006
        • 27645

        #4
        Re: I love powerful, effortless, dynamic performance.

        Originally posted by merantau
        Central Asia is definitely the home of the inheritors of the female warrior tradition which entered our culture via the Greeks and their tales of the Amazons. Archeological digs in Central Asia have uncovered female remains in full battle regalia.
        These four lovelies fit the bill. You would certainly be handing over your pay packet unopened were you to become entangled with one of them!

        https://youtu.be/_FlBCJbb2oo

        Nup. Stand and fight every time. ��
        They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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        • Twodogs
          Administrator
          • Nov 2006
          • 27645

          #5
          Re: I love powerful, effortless, dynamic performance.

          Originally posted by bornadog
          The proper Kyrgzstan people are of Turkic origin - not the Russians who infiltrated at some stage. The song in the video is a Turkic song as is the next one you posted.

          Turkic people originated in Central Asia - the Uighurs in North West China are related to the Turkic people in Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and many other smaller countries and all the way across to Modern Turkey as they moved across the Central Plains.

          The history is really difficult to tie down but it's thought that the Rus people came from Sweden. A place called Vik, hence Vikings which was originally a verb. Warbands of Norsemen went "on the Vik" (ie raiding) then it evolved into the noun Viking ater in history.

          Anyway the Russians who live in Russia now originally were proto-Vikings who liked where found and stayed and colonised. Which was untypical of Vikings. They were known for their shallow drafted boats which made it ideal for them to travel inland via river systems, raid the locals and get the hell out of Dodge when they got outnumbered. They were fairly cowardly when it came right down to fighting anyone but the local yokels.
          They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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          • EasternWest
            Bulldog Team of the Century
            • Aug 2009
            • 9892

            #6
            Re: I love powerful, effortless, dynamic performance.

            Originally posted by Twodogs
            The history is really difficult to tie down but it's thought that the Rus people came from Sweden. A place called Vik, hence Vikings which was originally a verb. Warbands of Norsemen went "on the Vik" (ie raiding) then it evolved into the noun Viking ater in history.

            Anyway the Russians who live in Russia now originally were proto-Vikings who liked where found and stayed and colonised. Which was untypical of Vikings. They were known for their shallow drafted boats which made it ideal for them to travel inland via river systems, raid the locals and get the hell out of Dodge when they got outnumbered. They were fairly cowardly when it came right down to fighting anyone but the local yokels.
            This is the twodogs I come here for.
            "It's over. It's all over."

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            • Twodogs
              Administrator
              • Nov 2006
              • 27645

              #7
              Re: I love powerful, effortless, dynamic performance.

              Originally posted by EasternWest
              This is the twodogs I come here for.
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              I should start a YouTube channel. "Twodogs' Versions of History. Might be Right But Probably Isn't."
              They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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