
"Tatu singer Julia Volkova has announced she is pregnant, and that her "lesbian" partner is willing to wait for her before they continue their pop career.
Volkova told the Russian newspaper Zhizn that she is due to have the baby at the end of the summer. It is fathered by her boyfriend Pasha Sidorov, who has already caused controversy for the girls since he is married with children."
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Wed 19 May 2004, 1:36,
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Volkova told the Russian newspaper Zhizn that she is due to have the baby at the end of the summer. It is fathered by her boyfriend Pasha Sidorov, who has already caused controversy for the girls since he is married with children."

blimey... incidentally, is that the ginger one or the black haired one?
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Wed 19 May 2004, 1:37,
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the whole lesbian thing was just some cheap marketing gimmick :)
/steadfastly naive
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Wed 19 May 2004, 1:39,
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/steadfastly naive

I only found out they existed a few minutes ago.
Cute pic #1
Cute pic #2
Quicktime movie with sound:
www.finleyholidaystock.com/media/fh007/quick/11.mov
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Wed 19 May 2004, 1:38,
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Cute pic #1
Cute pic #2
Quicktime movie with sound:
www.finleyholidaystock.com/media/fh007/quick/11.mov

Comes from the Japanese Pika (onomatopeic word for electrical sparking) and Chu (rat/mouse).
Essentially "Electric Mouse"
/coat
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Wed 19 May 2004, 1:55,
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Essentially "Electric Mouse"
/coat

Pikapika is onomatopeic, but more generically applied to shiny objects, perhaps, one might say, "sparkley" objects (such as electrical sparking).
E.g.
Diamante jewellry on QVC = pika pika
Sparks round pikachu = pika pika
/pickyarse
/coat
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Wed 19 May 2004, 8:49,
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E.g.
Diamante jewellry on QVC = pika pika
Sparks round pikachu = pika pika
/pickyarse
/coat

I think you just coined a new term, use "Pika- Pika" instead of "Bling-Bling" and confuse Americans.
*Cues evil laughter*
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Wed 19 May 2004, 16:08,
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*Cues evil laughter*