Cyprus-Forum.com

[Oracle]

Do I love Oracle ? if I knew who Oracle is I may be able to give an answer.
As I don't ( she may be Barry from Bogner Regis) I cannot answer.

Well spoken purdey .... if I could tell you, you would love me, trust me!

Oracle, I love you whoever you are (as long as you're not a bloke lol)

... have no doubt as the melons will testify

[humanist]

oracle my little purdey I love regardless of whether your a bloke or a gorgeous chook :):):):):)

[bill cobbett]

so according to the u.n. greek cypriots own 90% of the land?

R&S. I think you'll find the figure is nearer 92%. I'm pretty sure this figure includes lands held by the Church, traditionally a very large land owner in all parts of CY.

This may seem a little paradoxical to outsiders given the relative closeness of Turkey to the north but it is a part of the CY tragedy that the north had a disproportionate number of people of gr. ethnicity.

My understanding is that in general our northern siblings lived in the agricultural and south facing vine growing villages of some parts of the south and in parts of Nic and the other cities. Large northern villages like Lysi, Morphou, Akanthou, Agios Amvrosios, Lefkoniko, Rizokarpaso, Gerolakos, Zodia, Lapithos and many others ( no offence if I've missed anyone's old village out ) had exclusively gr populations, 100% of whom took refuge in the south. 90% of Kyrenia's (which was the most gr of CY's cities) inhabitants took similar refuge and of course the occupied part of Famagusta where 10,000's crossed a few short yards to the safety of the Eastern SBA in '74.

[roseandchan]

hi bill i hear what your saying but there was also other property owners as we have some british title deeds here. british owned pre 1974 also must be other non cypriots in ownership.

[Get Real!]

hi bill i hear what your saying but there was also other property owners as we have some british title deeds here. british owned pre 1974 also must be other non cypriots in ownership.

You must be getting on in the years because you sure come across pretty slow… it’s the non-authorized TRANSACTION itself that is illegal, REGARDLESS of the last owner’s origin.

[bill cobbett]

hi bill i hear what your saying but there was also other property owners as we have some british title deeds here. british owned pre 1974 also must be other non cypriots in ownership.

You are right in saying that there are GB holders of pre-74 deeds or who are the legimate owners of a good deal of the north by virtue of legitimate inheritance. In the far flung Cy Diaspora that you will find this also applies to a great many nationals of other countries from the USA and Canada to South Afica and Australia.

[Get Real!]

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus says:

http://www.mfa.gov.cy/mfa/mfa2006.nsf/c ... enDocument

http://www.mfa.gov.cy/mfa/properties/oc ... enDocument

[Kikapu]

... have no doubt as the melons will testify

That's hardly a proof at all.!!

I had the pleasure of watching transvestites performing at the Simon Cabaret in Phuket, and trust me, they had the best looking "melons" I've seen anywhere for a long time.

If you didn't know in advance, you will not be able to tell them apart from the "natural melons".

[Oracle]

... have no doubt as the melons will testify

That's hardly a proof at all.!!

I had the pleasure of watching transvestites performing at the Simon Cabaret in Phuket, and trust me, they had the best looking "melons" I've seen anywhere for a long time.

If you didn't know in advance, you will not be able to tell them apart from the "natural melons".

The proof of the pudding is in the eating ...

Some folks like organic despite not being the most attractive and some folks prefer synthetic and their faux-perfection ....

All I can say at the age of 49 is that they serve as useful buoyancy aids when I am swimming ...

Next time you are in Cyprus .... ...

[Kikapu]

... have no doubt as the melons will testify

That's hardly a proof at all.!!

I had the pleasure of watching transvestites performing at the Simon Cabaret in Phuket, and trust me, they had the best looking "melons" I've seen anywhere for a long time.

If you didn't know in advance, you will not be able to tell them apart from the "natural melons".

The proof of the pudding is in the eating ...

Some folks like organic despite not being the most attractive and some folks prefer synthetic and their faux-perfection ....

All I can say at the age of 49 is that they serve as useful buoyancy aids when I am swimming ...

Next time you are in Cyprus .... ...

Oracle,

I haven't forgotten this post. It's just that, I don't know how to answer it without getting myself into deep do-do with my girlfriend. For god sake, how does one answer these statements.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating ...

Next time you are in Cyprus .... :wink: