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[halil]

My god Halil ....Your English has improved incredibly since i last saw you the other day

I have spend some time to write down. I have done my home work well.
Igot some help from my cousine.he just came from australia.Idea was mine.he just help me to write .he was shock with the arguments on the forum.He says we are all mad.

[iceman]

Why does he think we are mad?
Ask him,should we not discuss our common problems and argue if necessary?

[bigOz]

Hİ DT,
what do u mean by ....re yeneka...telione me ta pkiata!

Wife....hurry up with the dishes.

Just because i have no control at home i make myself look like i do in the forum. It makes me feel better.

I can always change it to

Halil...hurry up with your story!!

Common DT are u kılıbık.... i don't know the english word for it. is there anybody to translate it.

kılıbık
Meaning "HENPECKED"

- browbeaten, bullied, or intimidated by one's wife

- dominated or harassed ( by wife) with persistent nagging

- ruled by his wife

nahhhh...DT is definately not a kılıbık...If he is washing the dishes there is a very good reason for it that his lady wife is expecting a baby any day...

hey DT...do let us know the new arrival will you...who knows? that might be an excuse for an intercommunal pissup..

Soooo! Now I know why DT is so worried about GC wife giving birth in the TC sector!

Have no worries man, they would have to move me, iceman and mmfrong and all our families to South first before they can get to you!

[denizaksulu]

Iceman: No, they will not be able to eat me alive, I will merely pull the plug out. There are more ways than one to silence them. First we have our Cyprus coffee... then...I am still thinking.
Regards
DA

[bigOz]

Iceman: No, they will not be able to eat me alive, I will merely pull the plug out. There are more ways than one to silence them. First we have our Cyprus coffee... then...I am still thinking.
Regards
DA

What is "Cyprus coffee"???

[Bananiot]

Very good post Halil. I also think we allowed the train to go past us in April 2004.

[halil]

Why does he think we are mad?
Ask him,should we not discuss our common problems and argue if necessary?

he means we can not discuss our problem in a civilise manners at all.we have no respect to each other etc.etc.....
we are more rascist to each other he says. we can't tolarete ......

[halil]

Very good post Halil. I also think we allowed the train to go past us in April 2004.

Hİ Bananiot.
nice to hear u.
u have explained it very well. ( in a very simple words.)

Denktas: I thank God the Greek Cypriots voted "NO".

i hope rest of the GC friends will notice and will do something.!!!!!

[Get Real!]

Hİ DT,
what do u mean by ....re yeneka...telione me ta pkiata!

Wife....hurry up with the dishes.

Just because i have no control at home i make myself look like i do in the forum. It makes me feel better.

I can always change it to

Halil...hurry up with your story!!

Common DT are u kılıbık.... i don't know the english word for it. is there anybody to translate it.

kılıbık
Meaning "HENPECKED"

- browbeaten, bullied, or intimidated by one's wife

- dominated or harassed ( by wife) with persistent nagging

- ruled by his wife

nahhhh...DT is definately not a kılıbık...If he is washing the dishes there is a very good reason for it that his lady wife is expecting a baby any day...

hey DT...do let us know the new arrival will you...who knows? that might be an excuse for an intercommunal pissup..

That's right DT and it's your shout!

[Get Real!]

The Turkish Cypriots have more right than anyone to benefit from the EU, since they said Yes to the Annan Plan whereas the Greek Cypriots said No. In spite of this, the Greek Cypriots were admitted to the EU.

There is a false concept circulating by Turkey and the TC administration that a democratic referendum entails a “reward” and/or “punishment” depending on the referendum’s outcome and this only further proves that they do not understand what a democratic referendum is really all about.

During my permanent residence in Australia many referendums came and went and one that comes to mind was when we had to vote whether or not Australia should become a republic or remain in the commonwealth and thus retain the Queen as the monarch. The result was in favor of remaining in the commonwealth and nobody of course sought punishment for the republicans! What kind of a democratic country would Australia be if the monarchists were to then rush out in the streets and start whipping the republicans?

A referendum is simply a fair and square method to determine what most people, otherwise known as the MAJORITY want over an issue and does not involve any aftermath against those that “lose”!

Regards, GR.