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[raymanuva]

kafenes, soz but i have no idea whats going on over there, i grew up in Cyprus...the only thing i see right now, is that she has got no self respect... i am glad you are happily married, but i will not believe if you tell me that people look at you as a perfect couple. There is no way you cant notice that... admit it. Well, thats the factor our friend "Katerina" is very much contributing here...

[Katia]

Let's not treat Katia like a criminal please. All she did was to ask to meet people via electronic mail... big deal!

Thanx a lot, how are u?

[Katia]

C'mon now Ray, you know very well there are millions like her out there desperate for a better life then what they have. This is the only way they can get out. They are not necessarily trying to take advantage or steal money. For some this is there only hope for a better life and I am sure you can understand their desperation. BTW I am happily married to a Russian 20 years younger then me and I consider myself very very lucky to have met her.

Gold words dear, thanx a lot!!!

[denizaksulu]

C'mon now Ray, you know very well there are millions like her out there desperate for a better life then what they have. This is the only way they can get out. They are not necessarily trying to take advantage or steal money. For some this is there only hope for a better life and I am sure you can understand their desperation. BTW I am happily married to a Russian 20 years younger then me and I consider myself very very lucky to have met her.

Thats interesting. Years ago I had a taste for Karydaki (wallnut preserve/jam?). It was from the then CCCP and had Armenian writing on it. Which made me think whether it was the Armenians who introduced Karydaki in to Cyprus. It would not surprise me a bit. Any ideas, please let me know (sorry wrong topic but ....

[Katia]

C'mon now Ray, you know very well there are millions like her out there desperate for a better life then what they have. This is the only way they can get out. They are not necessarily trying to take advantage or steal money. For some this is there only hope for a better life and I am sure you can understand their desperation. BTW I am happily married to a Russian 20 years younger then me and I consider myself very very lucky to have met her.

Thats interesting. Years ago I had a taste for Karydaki (wallnut preserve/jam?). It was from the then CCCP and had Armenian writing on it. Which made me think whether it was the Armenians who introduced Karydaki in to Cyprus. It would not surprise me a bit. Any ideas, please let me know (sorry wrong topic but ....

Heey u go away with this maniac from my subject!!!!!!!! gule guleeeeeeeee.)lutfen, tamam canim?...

[humanist]

katia

[kafenes]

kafenes, soz but i have no idea whats going on over there, i grew up in Cyprus...the only thing i see right now, is that she has got no self respect... i am glad you are happily married, but i will not believe if you tell me that people look at you as a perfect couple. There is no way you cant notice that... admit it. Well, thats the factor our friend "Katerina" is very much contributing here...

Who cares what people say when they look at us. People who know us, know very well that we are a great match. Obviously ray, like most eastern european people I have met, you are more interested about how things look from the outside.

[kafenes]

katia

Hey humanist, are you talikng in your sleep again?

[raymanuva]

kafenes, Cypriot mentality... spent most of my life here

[kafenes]

kafenes, Cypriot mentality... spent most of my life here

But it's still in your blood.