denizaksulu wrote:As a Moslem I find it distasteful or disrespectful. You have your opinion I have mine of you.
Thanks for sharing.
I'll try not to let it spoil my nights sleep.
denizaksulu wrote:123456 wrote:How many in Cyprus live in East London or are cockneys
I find that rather humorous considering that the majority of Cypriots appear to be more than well acquainted with London.
The acceptance of slang, ryhming or otherwise is widespread throughout modern media and can often be deployed as a disarming tool linguistically in order to soften the impact of an otherwise cold or abrupt statement.
Only those who have spent their lives living under (or on) a rock would not have been able to instantly recognise the meaning of "brown bread" when used at the end of my original sentence. Especially considering the title of the thread.
Phoenix, thank you for the notification but we were informed today about wednesday's closure which, I think, is to do with some other religious dogma.
As a Moslem I find it distasteful or disrespectful. You have your opinion I have mine of you.
phoenix wrote:denizaksulu wrote:123456 wrote:How many in Cyprus live in East London or are cockneys
I find that rather humorous considering that the majority of Cypriots appear to be more than well acquainted with London.
The acceptance of slang, ryhming or otherwise is widespread throughout modern media and can often be deployed as a disarming tool linguistically in order to soften the impact of an otherwise cold or abrupt statement.
Only those who have spent their lives living under (or on) a rock would not have been able to instantly recognise the meaning of "brown bread" when used at the end of my original sentence. Especially considering the title of the thread.
Phoenix, thank you for the notification but we were informed today about wednesday's closure which, I think, is to do with some other religious dogma.
As a Moslem I find it distasteful or disrespectful. You have your opinion I have mine of you.
Deniz ... perhaps if you wear your Moslemness on your sleeve, you are better off staying away from threads mentioning Archbishops .....
phoenix wrote:I am an atheist ..... but the Archbishop was a man who lived by his beliefs and moved through life trying to recreate good.
So with that in mind, we should pay our respects to a Human Being that has passed through this life, leaving it better than he found it for his presence.....
I am sure he went to his grave a sadder man for not having seen justice to the myriad GCs who were ousted from their homes by the perpetual enemy of freedom, love and justice.... the bloody Turk.
zan wrote:phoenix wrote:I am an atheist ..... but the Archbishop was a man who lived by his beliefs and moved through life trying to recreate good.
So with that in mind, we should pay our respects to a Human Being that has passed through this life, leaving it better than he found it for his presence.....
I am sure he went to his grave a sadder man for not having seen justice to the myriad GCs who were ousted from their homes by the perpetual enemy of freedom, love and justice.... the bloody Turk.
I bet he did not dance with joy at seeing his own killing and raping and disrespecting the constitution of his republic.....
denizaksulu wrote:zan wrote:phoenix wrote:I am an atheist ..... but the Archbishop was a man who lived by his beliefs and moved through life trying to recreate good.
So with that in mind, we should pay our respects to a Human Being that has passed through this life, leaving it better than he found it for his presence.....
I am sure he went to his grave a sadder man for not having seen justice to the myriad GCs who were ousted from their homes by the perpetual enemy of freedom, love and justice.... the bloody Turk.
I bet he did not dance with joy at seeing his own killing and raping and disrespecting the constitution of his republic.....
Zan, I think you overdid your enjoyment last night 'hic, hic'
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