What is the meaning of the KATSALIS
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by denizaksulu » Mon Feb 25, 2008 2:19 pm
purdey wrote:Better still there are Greek Cypriot property developers building and selling property in Turkey.Who cares ? I don't do you ?
I agree, who cares. I heard that there are GC developers doing grand business in the North. So what. Free Enterprise? Dont tell OrPh though. She might get migraine. ( Oh, please God).
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by Oracle » Mon Feb 25, 2008 2:25 pm
Halil ... I maintain ... I do not believe your little charade about the "name" ... I know what you were doing and I have no respect for your methods.
I keep my messages clear!
Why should a Greek ask you the meaning of his name ?... and why should you think it so interesting to post?
As for the "old lady" reference ... according to your post saying you were born in 1957, that makes you even older than me ........ so grow up.
I keep my messages clear!
Why should a Greek ask you the meaning of his name ?... and why should you think it so interesting to post?
As for the "old lady" reference ... according to your post saying you were born in 1957, that makes you even older than me ........ so grow up.
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by halil » Mon Feb 25, 2008 2:40 pm
Oracle wrote:Halil ... I maintain ... I do not believe your little charade about the "name" ... I know what you were doing and I have no respect for your methods.
I keep my messages clear!
Why should a Greek ask you the meaning of his name ?... and why should you think it so interesting to post?
As for the "old lady" reference ... according to your post saying you were born in 1957, that makes you even older than me ........ so grow up.
Can't he or her can ask me any question ?
They asked me and also i told them i will ask this question to my friends in Cyprus .In april they will be in Cyprus . I will introduce them with my GC and TC friends . DO we have to ask you this one as well. Does'nt mean you are younger than me . You are not old lady .....the way you acting proves it you are ........ You don't have to respond to my post. keep your nose out from my way. do you thing i care about your methods too.
cry gocagari cry.......
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by observer » Mon Feb 25, 2008 2:49 pm
kurupetos wrote:observer wrote:The Greek PM, Costas Karamanlis, visited Turkey last month.
No propaganda about businenessmen needed.
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by observer » Mon Feb 25, 2008 2:51 pm
Yet more propaganda
Greek Tourist Board Calls for Co-Operation
The Greek tourist board has asked the country's government to help it expand more "common desintations" with Turkey.
President of the Greek Travel Agencies Union, Yannis Evangellou, said that he was hopeful the two countries could "reinforce [their] ties in tourism" at Turkey's biggest tourism fair, Travel Turkey, this week.
Mr Evangellou said: "For the last ten years, efforts to build cooperation have increased. Both governments should provide support to help us improve common destinations.
"We need new arrangements on tax structures, visa and custom regulations. In this context, Turkey's full European Union membership is vitally important to clear all the hurdles on marketing the common destinations."
The region of Izmir in Turkey was tipped as a top new tourist alternative to more common destinations such as Istanbul and Topkapi.
Izmir is the third most populous city in Turkey and the country's largest port after Istanbul.
Every year it hosts an international arts festival during June and July while the Izmir International Fair takes place at the beginning of September.
Holidaymakers can access the city through Adnan Menderes Airport which operates national and international flights.
http://news.holidayhypermarket.co.uk/Gr ... 00269.html
Greek Tourist Board Calls for Co-Operation
The Greek tourist board has asked the country's government to help it expand more "common desintations" with Turkey.
President of the Greek Travel Agencies Union, Yannis Evangellou, said that he was hopeful the two countries could "reinforce [their] ties in tourism" at Turkey's biggest tourism fair, Travel Turkey, this week.
Mr Evangellou said: "For the last ten years, efforts to build cooperation have increased. Both governments should provide support to help us improve common destinations.
"We need new arrangements on tax structures, visa and custom regulations. In this context, Turkey's full European Union membership is vitally important to clear all the hurdles on marketing the common destinations."
The region of Izmir in Turkey was tipped as a top new tourist alternative to more common destinations such as Istanbul and Topkapi.
Izmir is the third most populous city in Turkey and the country's largest port after Istanbul.
Every year it hosts an international arts festival during June and July while the Izmir International Fair takes place at the beginning of September.
Holidaymakers can access the city through Adnan Menderes Airport which operates national and international flights.
http://news.holidayhypermarket.co.uk/Gr ... 00269.html
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by Stout » Mon Feb 25, 2008 2:58 pm
The surname KATSALIS is actually a distorted Cockney Nickname and I will explain it to you.
There was a Turk with a very hairy face and he was in business with a Cockney barrow boy in Chapel Street Market, which is in Islington London.
The Turk was caught red handed, trying to nick the week's takings and a serious argument started on account of it.
The rest of the barrow boys in the market were mostly Cockneys, they reckoned the Turk had a face like a "Cat's Aris"..........[ rhyming slang :- Aristotle = Bottle = Arse.]
So the Turk became known as "CatsAris".
When he got to Greece, he found that there were a lot of names beginning with the letter K, he was too well known as a cheat to completely adopt a new name and settled for KATSALIS, which only goes to prove what a tricky bastard he was in the first place.
He still has a face like a Cat's Arse, whether he shaves his beard off or not, he can't lick his own arse, but being a Turk, he will lick anyone elses in order to get what he wants.
There was a Turk with a very hairy face and he was in business with a Cockney barrow boy in Chapel Street Market, which is in Islington London.
The Turk was caught red handed, trying to nick the week's takings and a serious argument started on account of it.
The rest of the barrow boys in the market were mostly Cockneys, they reckoned the Turk had a face like a "Cat's Aris"..........[ rhyming slang :- Aristotle = Bottle = Arse.]
So the Turk became known as "CatsAris".
When he got to Greece, he found that there were a lot of names beginning with the letter K, he was too well known as a cheat to completely adopt a new name and settled for KATSALIS, which only goes to prove what a tricky bastard he was in the first place.
He still has a face like a Cat's Arse, whether he shaves his beard off or not, he can't lick his own arse, but being a Turk, he will lick anyone elses in order to get what he wants.
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