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[Eric dayi]

Well done "TRNC". Gays are with you.

From Wikipedia's Kahrs' biography:

Kahrs geht offen mit seiner Homosexualität um.

Translation: Very often Kahrs openly speaks about his homosexuality.

Athens is the center of gay life in Greece, and is a magnet for Greek gays from all over Greece. Likewise, Limassol is the gay center of Cyprus, and also is a magnet for Greek Cypriot gays. Both cities have the highest concentration of gay bars, and the largest gay subcultures of their respective countries. Limassol, however, as a tourist town, has a high concentration of foreigners, and consequently, its gay bars tend to be more targeted at gay European tourists who come to Cyprus. Gay bars in Athens tend to be more authentically Greek.

Both countries are European in their outlook on homosexuality, meaning they are relatively progressive in their tolerance of homosexuals, relative to the rest of the world. Compared with the rest of Europe, however, Greece and Cyprus are less open and accepting, as evidenced by their having to be pressured to drop anti- gay laws by the E.U. Greek and Cypriot culture, like most of the west, are in the midst of social change in regards to attitudes about homosexuality.

http://www.debtaylor.com/fho/069805.html

SO what you're bsically saying you homophobic ape

You shouldn't talk like that about Kurupetos D[/size]aft T[/size]wat, he is your own kin you know. :roll::roll:

is that if a country has one gay person and that person resides in Capital City of that country then that city is the gayest city in the country. WHich is basically what this article is saying.

Why would a so-called "country" in South Cyprus need GAY BARS (plural) if there's only 1 gay resides there?

Well done, thinking isn't your forte, is it?

Trying to make excuses for your "country" isn't yours Daft Twat. :lol::lol::lol::lol::

BTW, you found that link suspiciously quickly....

google is very quick to make you look very stupid Daft Twat. MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[Get Real!]

So how long have you been a subscriber to Queer life in cool places Eric?

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That's because it's his Home Page, isn't it erica?

I'll bet Zan rushed to add it to his favorites...

[zan]

That's because it's his Home Page, isn't it erica?

I'll bet Zan rushed to add it to his favorites...

Already got it.......I was hoping that you and I could meet through there as I will not go to the illegal South that is known as the "RoC"......I prefer we meet in a respectable place...

[Get Real!]

That's because it's his Home Page, isn't it erica?

I'll bet Zan rushed to add it to his favorites...

Already got it.......I was hoping that you and I could meet through there as I will not go to the illegal South that is known as the "RoC"......I prefer we meet in a respectable place...

[zan]

Proposal to increase goods allowed from north
By Jean Christou
THE EUROPEAN Commission has proposed amendments to the Green Line Regulation that would raise the shopping ceiling from €135 to €260, it said yesterday.

The new amendment also provides for a general lifting of duties on agricultural products originating in the northern part of Cyprus when being traded across the Green Line.

“So far duties had to be paid for a variety of agricultural products causing financial and administrative burden for Turkish Cypriot traders,” the Commission said in a statement.

It said the amendment increasing the personal goods allowance to €260 was to encourage the economic development of the Turkish Cypriot community.

“If the proposal is adopted goods up to this amount could be introduced free of customs, excise duties and taxes into the government-controlled areas when introduced across the Green Line,” the Commission said.

“This is expected to particularly stimulate the business of small Turkish Cypriot shop keepers.”

The rule would not apply to cigarettes and alcohol. For these products the existing quantities remain unchanged at 40 cigarettes and one litre of spirits for personal consumption.

Both sides hopes to see an increase in shopping across the divide since the opening of the Ledra Street crossing point a week ago, which is being seen as a way to revive the heart of the old town.

The €135 ceiling has been in place since the Green Line Regulation was first adopted in April 2004. Last year there was uproar in the north when Turkish Cypriots were targeted by ‘customs officials’ in a clampdown on shopping on the Greek Cypriot side. Pressure had come from Turkish Cypriot traders who were losing business.

Now however with the opening of Ledra Street, Turkish Cypriot shops say they are enjoying a new lease of life.

The new EU amendments also propose the temporary introduction of goods for up to six months from the north to the south.

“This allows, for instance, that Turkish Cypriot service providers can bring their equipment across the line when providing on a temporary basis a service in the government-controlled areas,” said the Commission.

“It will also permit the repair of equipment there. Finally, it will encourage the participation of Turkish Cypriot companies in trade fairs in the government-controlled areas.”

The Green Line Regulation was amended once before in 2005 to facilitate trade in certain agricultural products such as citrus fruit, fish and honey. “The new amendment can be seen as a subsequent step,” the Commission said.

Copyright © Cyprus Mail 2008

[Eric dayi]

So how long have you been a subscriber to Queer life in cool places Eric?

I don't subscribe to anything where you are a member GR.

"Greek style" seems to be a way of life where you live, maybe that's why you love living there.

[DT.]

The commission can propose whatever it likes. If it makes sense for the country we'll approve it.

[Get Real!]

Proposal to increase goods allowed from north

I don't see any problems with that...

[Get Real!]

So how long have you been a subscriber to Queer life in cool places Eric?

I don't subscribe to anything where you are a member GR.

"Greek style" seems to be a way of life where you live, maybe that's why you love living there.

Eric, I'm gonna ask you man to man so I expect an honest answer ok?

Are you queer?