Big Al wrote:miltiades wrote:Kikapu wrote:BigAl is Eric Dayi are twins, joined at the hip that almost makes them to be the same person.!
I think they are the same person.!!
He is Eric !!
Miltiades, you senile old bastard, i not going to waste my time trying to convince you that i am not Eric Dayi, you are very paranoid old boy
soyer wrote:Cypriot Greeks and Turks never have and never will able to live in peace and harmony.
Tim Drayton wrote:soyer wrote:Cypriot Greeks and Turks never have and never will able to live in peace and harmony.
On numerous occasions, I have heard both Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots talking of the peace and harmony that used to exist in mixed villages. Are they lying?
Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:soyer wrote:Cypriot Greeks and Turks never have and never will able to live in peace and harmony.
On numerous occasions, I have heard both Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots talking of the peace and harmony that used to exist in mixed villages. Are they lying?
There was always mistrust and double standards, plus all the trouble in cyprus has always been sparked in "mixed villages".
Tim Drayton wrote:Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:soyer wrote:Cypriot Greeks and Turks never have and never will able to live in peace and harmony.
On numerous occasions, I have heard both Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots talking of the peace and harmony that used to exist in mixed villages. Are they lying?
There was always mistrust and double standards, plus all the trouble in cyprus has always been sparked in "mixed villages".
Thanks for your input. Kıbrıs'a gittin mi hiç, Avustralyalı?
Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:soyer wrote:Cypriot Greeks and Turks never have and never will able to live in peace and harmony.
On numerous occasions, I have heard both Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots talking of the peace and harmony that used to exist in mixed villages. Are they lying?
There was always mistrust and double standards, plus all the trouble in cyprus has always been sparked in "mixed villages".
Thanks for your input. Kıbrıs'a gittin mi hiç, Avustralyalı?
is that a rhetorical question? do you think that because you can speak or write Turkish that it makes you an expert on all things Turkish? I have seen your website, you're involved in some form of translation, stick with your day job and dont assume your are smarter than everyone else.
Tim Drayton wrote:Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:soyer wrote:Cypriot Greeks and Turks never have and never will able to live in peace and harmony.
On numerous occasions, I have heard both Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots talking of the peace and harmony that used to exist in mixed villages. Are they lying?
There was always mistrust and double standards, plus all the trouble in cyprus has always been sparked in "mixed villages".
Thanks for your input. Kıbrıs'a gittin mi hiç, Avustralyalı?
is that a rhetorical question? do you think that because you can speak or write Turkish that it makes you an expert on all things Turkish? I have seen your website, you're involved in some form of translation, stick with your day job and dont assume your are smarter than everyone else.
No, it is not a rhetorical question. I am genuinely curious as to whether you have been to Cyprus. I am also curious as to whether you can actually write a coherent passage in Turkish as opposed to peppering your posts with a few childish obscenities. Does that make me an uptight Pom? In the eyes of an Australian, perhaps.
Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:soyer wrote:Cypriot Greeks and Turks never have and never will able to live in peace and harmony.
On numerous occasions, I have heard both Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots talking of the peace and harmony that used to exist in mixed villages. Are they lying?
There was always mistrust and double standards, plus all the trouble in cyprus has always been sparked in "mixed villages".
Thanks for your input. Kıbrıs'a gittin mi hiç, Avustralyalı?
is that a rhetorical question? do you think that because you can speak or write Turkish that it makes you an expert on all things Turkish? I have seen your website, you're involved in some form of translation, stick with your day job and dont assume your are smarter than everyone else.
No, it is not a rhetorical question. I am genuinely curious as to whether you have been to Cyprus. I am also curious as to whether you can actually write a coherent passage in Turkish as opposed to peppering your posts with a few childish obscenities. Does that make me an uptight Pom? In the eyes of an Australian, perhaps.
You were complaining yesterday about writing in Turkish and now you want me to write in Turkish??? OK
evet, dort kere gittim, gecen sene evlemdim ve hanimina beraber kibris gittik.
Dont question my turklish my friend, i can get by regardless of whether im in Cyprus or Turkey. Just because i live in Oz doesnt mean i havent been able to be schooled in Turkish too.
Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Big Al wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:soyer wrote:Cypriot Greeks and Turks never have and never will able to live in peace and harmony.
On numerous occasions, I have heard both Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots talking of the peace and harmony that used to exist in mixed villages. Are they lying?
There was always mistrust and double standards, plus all the trouble in cyprus has always been sparked in "mixed villages".
Thanks for your input. Kıbrıs'a gittin mi hiç, Avustralyalı?
is that a rhetorical question? do you think that because you can speak or write Turkish that it makes you an expert on all things Turkish? I have seen your website, you're involved in some form of translation, stick with your day job and dont assume your are smarter than everyone else.
No, it is not a rhetorical question. I am genuinely curious as to whether you have been to Cyprus. I am also curious as to whether you can actually write a coherent passage in Turkish as opposed to peppering your posts with a few childish obscenities. Does that make me an uptight Pom? In the eyes of an Australian, perhaps.
You were complaining yesterday about writing in Turkish and now you want me to write in Turkish??? OK
evet, dort kere gittim, gecen sene evlemdim ve hanimina beraber kibris gittik.
Dont question my turklish my friend, i can get by regardless of whether im in Cyprus or Turkey. Just because i live in Oz doesnt mean i havent been able to be schooled in Turkish too.
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