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[pantheman]

I am sorry that you may not have time/inclanation to visit the North! I was hoping to see you .........
Tess

Yeah yeah, then why don't you come to the legal south and see her since you were hoping to see her.

Why are you encouraging GG to go to the illegal occupied area of cyprus? Just because you have no morals doesn't mean everyone hasn't .


I respect GG even for hesitating.

Enjoy your trip GG have a safe one and you can visit the other side when we have a fair and just solution.

[tessintrnc]

Pantheman, as a matter of fact I am more than happy to visit South Nicosia in fact I go to the south a few times a month, as for morals what do you mean? As far as I know Greek speaking Cyps DID NOT own the whole Island!!!!! I will, as a european citizen visit any place I want and will invite anyone I want to visit me, whats up - frigntened she will see that there arent beggars and armed soldiers everywhere and that she will see that the TC's are lovely people compared to some of the racist bigots over that side?
Tess

[GorillaGal]

hey hey, lets not fight in THIS thread. i love the GCs and i love the TCs. and tess, i DO so hope to meet you! it's just that you MAY have to come to the south for me.

[tessintrnc]

Thats fine with me - of course I will come
Tess x

[GorillaGal]

awww tess, thank you. maybe you can "hold my hand" (figuraltively, not literally) and take me to the north for awhile.

[Talisker]

GorillaGal - in anticipation of jetlag - whisky and bagpipe music the first evening. Porridge for breakfast the next day, and you're in the zone......

what is porrage, anyway?

Oats made into a breakfast meal by boiling ~ very filling

Scot's porridge oats

Bill

kinda like oatmeal then? i eat oatmeal every day for breakfast. do you put anything on in? butter or sugar? salt and pepper? fruit?

can do ~ but not all at once

My preference is a little bit of salt, but I also know that a spoonful of jam stirred in immediately before eating is really delicious.

GG - you can find out more about porridge from the link below. Please take particular note of the 'Traditions' section - very, very important!
http://www.rampantscotland.com/recipes/ ... rridge.htm

To be honest, porridge is a little dull (sacrilege?), so why not go the extra mile and treat yourself to a bowl of Atholl brose.........it is fantastic, you get your oats , whisky and honey all in a single dish.
http://www.scotland-calling.com/food/atholl_brose.htm

That will banish any jetlag blues!

I fear this information is a trivial distraction from your thread, as I've hijacked to highlight some Scottish wonders(?) - sorry! Hope you have a great trip to Cyprus.

[pantheman]

Pantheman, as a matter of fact I am more than happy to visit South Nicosia in fact I go to the south a few times a month, as for morals what do you mean? As far as I know Greek speaking Cyps DID NOT own the whole Island!!!!! I will, as a european citizen visit any place I want and will invite anyone I want to visit me, whats up - frigntened she will see that there arent beggars and armed soldiers everywhere and that she will see that the TC's are lovely people compared to some of the racist bigots over that side?
Tess

For GG sake, i will not make any further comments here, you know what i meant however. End of.

Have a great time GG.

Great! Another diary to look forward to.

[Get Real!]

My preference is a little bit of salt, but I also know that a spoonful of jam stirred in immediately before eating is really delicious.

Try Porridge made with fresh milk and sprinkled with cinnamon…

[Get Real!]

As far as I know Greek speaking Cyps DID NOT own the whole Island!!!!!

That's because you know not. So what do you actually suppose? that the Ottomans found a red light special and bought parts of Cyprus?

[Talisker]

My preference is a little bit of salt, but I also know that a spoonful of jam stirred in immediately before eating is really delicious.

Try Porridge made with fresh milk and sprinkled with cinnamon…

I have, and you're right, that's a good option too. Don't often reach for cinnamon first thing in the morning tho'.......perhaps I should, possibly a touch too exotic for my presbyterian tastes.