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[halil]

Good luck with your new avatar.

have look below link.
http://www.hacivatkaragoznedenolduruldu.com/

[Jerry]

Good luck with your new avatar.

have look below link.
http://www.hacivatkaragoznedenolduruldu.com/

Does "Garagoz" mean something. I knew a GC who was nick-named "Garagooshe", but never knew what it meant except it was probably a Turkish word.

[halil]

Good luck with your new avatar.

have look below link.
http://www.hacivatkaragoznedenolduruldu.com/

Does "Garagoz" mean something. I knew a GC who was nick-named "Garagooshe", but never knew what it meant except it was probably a Turkish word.

Karagöz;

(Turkish: “Black Eyes,” or “Gypsy”), type of Turkish shadow play, named for its stock hero, Karagöz. The comically risqué plays are improvised from scenarios for local audiences in private homes, coffee shops, public squares, and innyards. The Karagöz play apparently was highly developed in Turkey by the 16th century and was adapted in Greece and North Africa. In the 20th century, …
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9044678/Karagoz

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacivat

Karagöz (meaning blackeye in Turkish) and Hacivat are the lead characters of the traditional Turkish shadow play, popularized during the Ottoman period. The central theme of the plays are the contrasting interaction between the two main characters: Karagöz represents the illiterate but straightforward public, whereas Hacivat belongs to the educated class, speaking Ottoman Turkish and using a poetical and literary language.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karagiozis
Karagiozis (Greek: Καραγκιόζης, from Turkish: Karagöz) is a shadow puppet and fictional character of Greek traditional folklore inspired from an Ottoman Turkish counterpart who was known as Karagöz. He is the main character of the tales narrated in the Greek theatre of shadows. Karagöz in Turkish means 'black-eyed', and it is the origin of this character's name.

[denizaksulu]

Good luck with your new avatar.

have look below link.
http://www.hacivatkaragoznedenolduruldu.com/

Does "Garagoz" mean something. I knew a GC who was nick-named "Garagooshe", but never knew what it meant except it was probably a Turkish word.

Jerry, read Halils post re: Karagoz

You mention garagoosh that might be black bird = mavroboullo, sometimes a crow

[halil]

Good luck with your new avatar.

have look below link.
http://www.hacivatkaragoznedenolduruldu.com/

Does "Garagoz" mean something. I knew a GC who was nick-named "Garagooshe", but never knew what it meant except it was probably a Turkish word.

Jerry, read Halils post re: Karagoz

You mention garagoosh that might be black bird = mavroboullo, sometimes a crow

Hi Deniz ,
to cheer u
http://en.sevenload.com/videos/735pB8l- ... -olduruldu

[denizaksulu]

Good luck with your new avatar.

have look below link.
http://www.hacivatkaragoznedenolduruldu.com/

Does "Garagoz" mean something. I knew a GC who was nick-named "Garagooshe", but never knew what it meant except it was probably a Turkish word.

Jerry, read Halils post re: Karagoz

You mention garagoosh that might be black bird = mavroboullo, sometimes a crow

Hi Deniz ,
to cheer u
http://en.sevenload.com/videos/735pB8l- ... -olduruldu

Thanks Halil. On the forum I am always happy . I thank you for the clip.

Cheers
Deniz

[denizaksulu]

Good luck with your new avatar.

have look below link.
http://www.hacivatkaragoznedenolduruldu.com/

Does "Garagoz" mean something. I knew a GC who was nick-named "Garagooshe", but never knew what it meant except it was probably a Turkish word.

Jerry, read Halils post re: Karagoz

You mention garagoosh that might be black bird = mavroboullo, sometimes a crow

Hi Deniz ,
to cheer u
http://en.sevenload.com/videos/735pB8l- ... -olduruldu

Thanks Halil. On the forum I am always happy . I thank you for the clip.

Cheers
Deniz

For the love of a Greek Lady. She was worth it

[Bananiot]

It is an insult to call someone karagiozis, in everyday life. Really, we are surrounded by many garagiozides (plural of garagiozis) but we hope they will be sent home soon. I remember a few years ago a person was sued because he called a policeman that stopped him on the road garagiozis. He told the judge that he referred to the black eyes of the policeman but the judge would not buy it and duly gave him a hefty fine.

[halil]

Good luck with your new avatar.

have look below link.
http://www.hacivatkaragoznedenolduruldu.com/

Does "Garagoz" mean something. I knew a GC who was nick-named "Garagooshe", but never knew what it meant except it was probably a Turkish word.

Jerry, read Halils post re: Karagoz

You mention garagoosh that might be black bird = mavroboullo, sometimes a crow

Hi Deniz ,
to cheer u
http://en.sevenload.com/videos/735pB8l- ... -olduruldu

Thanks Halil. On the forum I am always happy . I thank you for the clip.

Cheers
Deniz

For the love of a Greek Lady. She was worth it

to understand for it . u must watch all of the series.
when u have free times also see below link.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 0869599173

[Bananiot]

Also in the Greek parliament in the 60`s there was an MP named garagiozis (his actual surname). During a debate an MP from a rival party told him to "stop the garagiozilikia" and garagiozis downed him with a powerful left that would make Mohamed Ali jealous.