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Postby SSBubbles » Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:18 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
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humanist wrote:;) Oracles



Humanist, are you in love? :wink:



Does he know O is married? :roll:



Since when has marriage been a hindrance. Man is naturally polygamous. I love falling in love. :lol: Its lovely. The more the merrier> :lol:



Is that why you have had so many wives - you just do not know how to be a 'gentleman' after all! :roll: :shock:



On the contrary, but I never claimed to be a gentleman. That was Phoenix. :lol: :lol:



Phoenix is a MAN? :shock: :shock: (Does humanist know this?)
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Postby Bubble 'n' squeak » Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:18 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
SSBubbles wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
SSBubbles wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
humanist wrote:;) Oracles



Humanist, are you in love? :wink:



Does he know O is married? :roll:



Since when has marriage been a hindrance. Man is naturally polygamous. I love falling in love. :lol: Its lovely. The more the merrier> :lol:



Is that why you have had so many wives - you just do not know how to be a 'gentleman' after all! :roll: :shock:



On the contrary, but I never claimed to be a gentleman. That was Phoenix. :lol: :lol:


D have you been drinking?? :shock:
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Postby denizaksulu » Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:21 pm

Bubble 'n' squeak wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
SSBubbles wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
SSBubbles wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
humanist wrote:;) Oracles



Humanist, are you in love? :wink:



Does he know O is married? :roll:



Since when has marriage been a hindrance. Man is naturally polygamous. I love falling in love. :lol: Its lovely. The more the merrier> :lol:



Is that why you have had so many wives - you just do not know how to be a 'gentleman' after all! :roll: :shock:



On the contrary, but I never claimed to be a gentleman. That was Phoenix. :lol: :lol:


D have you been drinking?? :shock:



Ofcourse. A nice cup of Earl Gray with ginger nut biscuits to warm my soul. :lol: Its all I need. :lol:
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Postby psycho » Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:26 pm

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Ofcourse. A nice cup of Earl Gray with ginger nut biscuits to warm my soul. :lol: Its all I need. :lol:


I love Earl Grey and Ginger nuts. Deniz do you dunk the ginger nut in the tea?
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Postby SSBubbles » Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:28 pm

A biscuit was made to be 'dunked'

(I make delicious ginger biscuits!)
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Postby Bubble 'n' squeak » Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:28 pm

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Ofcourse. A nice cup of Earl Gray with ginger nut biscuits to warm my soul. :lol: Its all I need. :lol:


I love Earl Grey and Ginger nuts. Deniz do you dunk the ginger nut in the tea?


Red wine is much better and whiskey & coke better still! :D :D :D
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Postby Zorba » Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:32 pm

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Ofcourse. A nice cup of Earl Gray with ginger nut biscuits to warm my soul. :lol: Its all I need. :lol:


I love Earl Grey and Ginger nuts. Deniz do you dunk the ginger nut in the tea?


Red wine is much better and whiskey & coke better still! :D :D :D

And dunking me ginger nuts in whiskey and coke :P
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Postby psycho » Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:32 pm

Bubble 'n' squeak wrote:
psycho wrote:
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Ofcourse. A nice cup of Earl Gray with ginger nut biscuits to warm my soul. :lol: Its all I need. :lol:


I love Earl Grey and Ginger nuts. Deniz do you dunk the ginger nut in the tea?


Red wine is much better and whiskey & coke better still! :D :D :D


You can't beat Morgans Spiced Rum with lemonade or coke in it.
Bubbles has warned me to stay off the booze it's getting me in to all kinds of trouble with the wife.
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Re: Stop bashing the Brits!

Postby rotate » Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:34 pm

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Lucky Jim wrote:Why is it that some of the forum members keep bashing the Brits in their posts. Lets not forget without us Cyprus would be a poorer place to live the Brits bring so much to the island through tourism and new settlers, so come on now lets have no more of the bitter and twisted jibes. And you know deep down that you really love us. :roll:

Regards Lucky Jim


A question for "Lucky Jim"
Outside of this forum and assuming that you are British, has a real live Cypriot ever shown any bitterness towards you or any other Britons that you know of based purely on nationality, if so under what circumstances and where?

It's not a trick question, I'm just interested as with almost forty years of on/off living in Cyprus I've never had the misfortune to encounter anything other than mostly patience and kindness, this includes the time when the people of Cyprus were at their lowest point in the short history of the Republic. Yes, I've had problems with Cypriots but these problems were also suffered equally if not more so by my former Cypriot neighbours.

Personally I dont mind a bit of 'Brit Baiting' on the forum, it's good for the soul and helps stimulate the brain cells as some of the comments made are justifiable which leads me to try and find out more, while others perhaps are not.
I'm generally comfortable in the company of Cypriots, which is fortunate as there is probably not another Briton within twenty kilometers of my home and I'm married to a Cypriot who as a child in the 50's lived through the horrors of killings, counter killings, curfews, riots, beatings, house to house searches and seeing her own WW2 disabled former British Army Officer father carted off along with her elder brothers for 'interrogation' by our military. Intellegent and as beautiful as when I first met her she is and always has been without rancour.

The Cypriots on the whole are a fair minded people, after all who else in the world would pay the old enemy to come up with a fitting tribute to one of their greatest heroes :shock:

Enjoy Cyprus as I do Lucky Jim :D


That's a very good post rotate and I am sure your wife is very lucky to have you ... despite your ethnic handicap :lol:

When I first joined the forum I was horrified at how much unchallenged anti-Cypriot posts and threads were rolling around here.

Subconsciously I aimed to counter as many as I could, with similar Brit offerings ... not to bash the Brits, but to make them realise we are all the same. Many others did much the same too.

The last few months have seen a noticeable improvement in that department, and consequently, there have been very few real anti-Brit posts. Indeed when I asked Lucky Jim for specific anti-Brit posts .... he was unable to come up with any.

So Lucky Jim has miss-timed his gripe .... it now seems dated and unwarranted. :roll:


Thank you Oracle,
I agree with the ethnicity thing, English father/Corsican mother/Cypriot wife/German son-in-law/No 1 son engaged to a Spaniard/No 2 son loitering with intent in Japan/and Irish, Italian, Iranian nationals on the family periphial it can at times be just a little confusing. But our annual get togethers at Christmas work out somehow or other very nicely :?
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Postby SSBubbles » Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:34 pm

psycho wrote:
Bubble 'n' squeak wrote:
psycho wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
Ofcourse. A nice cup of Earl Gray with ginger nut biscuits to warm my soul. :lol: Its all I need. :lol:


I love Earl Grey and Ginger nuts. Deniz do you dunk the ginger nut in the tea?


Red wine is much better and whiskey & coke better still! :D :D :D


You can't beat Morgans Spiced Rum with lemonade or coke in it.
Bubbles has warned me to stay off the booze it's getting me in to all kinds of trouble with the wife.



Yeah, like you are going to listen to me! :roll:
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