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Postby denizaksulu » Thu Jan 03, 2008 11:55 pm

Bananiot wrote:Of course it is common practice phoenix. The excuse they find is that they bless the arms only for defensive wars.

We are certainly not like Iran here but we are a long way from a secular society, in practice that is. The other day they brought some bones from some "saint" from Ayios Oros and the whole government went to the airport and the bones were given a head of state welcome. A guard of honour was in place too, made up of soldiers. The bones were then put on display in a church in Lakatameia and when people did not turn up in the expected numbers to visit, the bearer of the bones, Gerontas Efraim, went on television to claim that the bones cured deaf, blind and other sick people. The next day thousands made their way to the church to kiss the box in which the bones were kept.

Are these the signs of a secular society Phoenix?



Bananiot, how dare you contradict our Phoenix who kows a lot more of what goes on in Cyprus than everybody else, and that is by living here in the uk for the best part of her life. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby Eric dayi » Fri Jan 04, 2008 3:25 am

Bananiot wrote:Of course it is common practice phoenix. The excuse they find is that they bless the arms only for defensive wars.

We are certainly not like Iran here but we are a long way from a secular society, in practice that is. The other day they brought some bones from some "saint" from Ayios Oros and the whole government went to the airport and the bones were given a head of state welcome. A guard of honour was in place too, made up of soldiers. The bones were then put on display in a church in Lakatameia and when people did not turn up in the expected numbers to visit, the bearer of the bones, Gerontas Efraim, went on television to claim that the bones cured deaf, blind and other sick people. The next day thousands made their way to the church to kiss the box in which the bones were kept.

Are these the signs of a secular society Phoenix?


Do the bones also cure people who have an obsession with sock-puppets?

How about people who pray day and night for 70 million Turks to die and that each Greek/GC family has at leat ten kids for the next umpteen years
is order for the change of power so that the Greeks and GC can rot out the Turkish nation from the face of the earth?

There are some seriously sick people in this forum, hope the bones can help them all to get better. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby utu » Fri Jan 04, 2008 5:53 am

Eric dayi wrote:
Bananiot wrote:Of course it is common practice phoenix. The excuse they find is that they bless the arms only for defensive wars.

We are certainly not like Iran here but we are a long way from a secular society, in practice that is. The other day they brought some bones from some "saint" from Ayios Oros and the whole government went to the airport and the bones were given a head of state welcome. A guard of honour was in place too, made up of soldiers. The bones were then put on display in a church in Lakatameia and when people did not turn up in the expected numbers to visit, the bearer of the bones, Gerontas Efraim, went on television to claim that the bones cured deaf, blind and other sick people. The next day thousands made their way to the church to kiss the box in which the bones were kept.

Are these the signs of a secular society Phoenix?


Do the bones also cure people who have an obsession with sock-puppets?

How about people who pray day and night for 70 million Turks to die and that each Greek/GC family has at leat ten kids for the next umpteen years
is order for the change of power so that the Greeks and GC can rot out the Turkish nation from the face of the earth?

There are some seriously sick people in this forum, hope the bones can help them all to get better. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:



Ouch! That's a bit of a low blow there, Eric.
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What's Gul up to???

Postby cymart » Fri Jan 04, 2008 12:40 pm

Is he going to surprise us with some new proposals to get things moving again soon?That will make Papad. very uncomfotable during his last few weeks in office!Have a bit of pity on him!!!
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Postby Bananiot » Fri Jan 04, 2008 7:15 pm

Do you mean this one cymart?


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Postby Bananiot » Fri Jan 04, 2008 7:20 pm

Or perhaps, this one?


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Postby Eric dayi » Fri Jan 04, 2008 7:25 pm

utu wrote:
Eric dayi wrote:
Bananiot wrote:Of course it is common practice phoenix. The excuse they find is that they bless the arms only for defensive wars.

We are certainly not like Iran here but we are a long way from a secular society, in practice that is. The other day they brought some bones from some "saint" from Ayios Oros and the whole government went to the airport and the bones were given a head of state welcome. A guard of honour was in place too, made up of soldiers. The bones were then put on display in a church in Lakatameia and when people did not turn up in the expected numbers to visit, the bearer of the bones, Gerontas Efraim, went on television to claim that the bones cured deaf, blind and other sick people. The next day thousands made their way to the church to kiss the box in which the bones were kept.

Are these the signs of a secular society Phoenix?


Do the bones also cure people who have an obsession with sock-puppets?

How about people who pray day and night for 70 million Turks to die and that each Greek/GC family has at leat ten kids for the next umpteen years
is order for the change of power so that the Greeks and GC can rot out the Turkish nation from the face of the earth?

There are some seriously sick people in this forum, hope the bones can help them all to get better. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:



Ouch! That's a bit of a low blow there, Eric.


Is it utu or is it what they really wish for?

Don't forget, they already tried eliminating us TCs from the face of the earth in Cyprus. :twisted:
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Postby Kikapu » Fri Jan 04, 2008 10:47 pm

RebelWithoutAPause wrote:
...and the guy who watched a man beating a woman and didnt do anything but phone the police (SECRETLY)...calls me 'chicken shit'. Your a joker Zan :lol:


Zan was probably witnessing "Eric Dayi" who likes to beat up helpless women when ever he gets the chance. Perhaps I was very correct when I wrote this post couple of days ago on another thread.

Kikapu wrote:It started to be such a nice New Year but only after 2 days into it, the devil has worked it's magic and sent "Hiyar Dayi" to us.

What's happened Hiyar Dayi, early release from the overcrowded Mental Asylum you were sent to, or are you just released on trial basis to see if you can once again try and fit into the society as a "good citizen".?? Do you still have the ankle tracker on you so that you can be watched and traced, or did they put it around your neck this time, so that everyone can be warned off, as to keep their distance from you, since you are very unpredictable in your psychotic behaviour.


Well done Zan for calling the police and putting this Crazy Fascist away for a while into the Mental Asylum.!!!
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