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The Hans can't stand the Huns

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Postby Get Real! » Tue Oct 14, 2008 5:10 pm

DT. wrote:Your wise ombudsman is looking more like a crazed crossdresser these days.

The hot red colour of rebellion is still rushing through your veins o’ fallen one from grace.

Beg and you may receive forgiveness for I am known to be merciful… 8)
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Postby Oracle » Tue Oct 14, 2008 6:01 pm

Sabre wrote:
DT. wrote:Your wise ombudsman is looking more like a crazed crossdresser these days.


He certainly knows where to purchase his bras. :lol:


..... And his handbags :lol:

Get Real! wrote:I think I'll get her this Fiorelli bag I liked. It sort of looks like this but not quite...

http://www.fiorelli.co.uk/productstyle. ... ttypeid=1#
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Postby The Grim Reaper » Tue Oct 14, 2008 9:55 pm

Death :evil: has come for a take-away....ha...huh...ha...ha..etc... and will have number 40,076 - Come along Huang Loon, it's the one way trip in a junk across the Styx for you.....ha...huh...ha....ha...

You'll all thank the ever wise and merciful Admin one day.

Death :evil: must away to the Cyprus BadLanguageForum now where there is a Chinese style welcome new member party going on....ha....huh...ha...ha etc. etc.
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Re: The Hans can't stand the Huns

Postby EricSeans » Tue Oct 14, 2008 10:22 pm

Ironic that the one thing that can bring Turks closer to Greeks is someone else to hate. :)


Big Al wrote:
Huang Loon wrote:My question is after the invasion in 74, what excuses are these huns coming out with?

Let me guess they are saying the lands belong to them. They want a pissy minority to rule, forgetting that they are still living in the 5th century.

In China they push and push and when they get shoved they complain mistreatment.

Am I right?

The next question is, does the leopard ever changes its spots?


Wenhou

Huang


You slanty eyed gook, i live and work in a area of sydney that has a large asian population and i see your kind pulling their childrens pants down and encouraging their children to piss and shit on the footpaths that people walk on, i see the absolute filth they call restaurants and you have the hide to throw stones at others???
If ever there was a subhuman race it is the slanty eyed power points of asia, fuck off back to a forum where you can learn the basics of living in a civilised society or go back to cooking food in gutters you piece of shit. Leave the cypriot politics to the turks and greeks coz beleive me no one values your opinion.
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Postby EricSeans » Tue Oct 14, 2008 10:32 pm

Be that as it may, a compliment meant from the heart should be firmly lodged in said organ rather than mocked. Life's too bloody short - and a chilled and altruistic outlook tends to lengthen the span.

Oracle wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Oracle wrote:Whiffs of Scent of Sycophant in the air again :roll:

BirKibrisli .... do you really think the highest compliment you can pay anyone is to call them a "True Cypriot".

Rather bigoted don't you think?

It’s just as well we didn’t send Bir to welcome Desmond Tutu to Cyprus the other day or he’d firmly shake his hand and tell the ex-Bishop (?) what a great Cypriot he is… :lol:


Yes the whole world is made up of "Cypriots" and "Non-Cypriots" :roll:

Such parochialisms are surely indicative of a real Cypriot :lol:
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Postby Oracle » Tue Oct 14, 2008 10:40 pm

EricSeans wrote:Be that as it may, a compliment meant from the heart should be firmly lodged in said organ rather than mocked. Life's too bloody short - and a chilled and altruistic outlook tends to lengthen the span.

Oracle wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Oracle wrote:Whiffs of Scent of Sycophant in the air again :roll:

BirKibrisli .... do you really think the highest compliment you can pay anyone is to call them a "True Cypriot".

Rather bigoted don't you think?

It’s just as well we didn’t send Bir to welcome Desmond Tutu to Cyprus the other day or he’d firmly shake his hand and tell the ex-Bishop (?) what a great Cypriot he is… :lol:


Yes the whole world is made up of "Cypriots" and "Non-Cypriots" :roll:

Such parochialisms are surely indicative of a real Cypriot :lol:


We are not here to selfishly lengthen our life spans .... but to improve the quality and rightfulness of however many years come to pass ....

An unexamined life is not worth living ... To thine own self be true. .... Pay more heed to criticism than compliments ... etc

What more can I say Eric? :roll:
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Postby EricSeans » Tue Oct 14, 2008 10:45 pm

But of course. And you can do all of these things and more while making your fellow man or woman feel all warm inside. Cynics need love too, don't they? :wink:

Oracle wrote:
EricSeans wrote:Be that as it may, a compliment meant from the heart should be firmly lodged in said organ rather than mocked. Life's too bloody short - and a chilled and altruistic outlook tends to lengthen the span.

Oracle wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Oracle wrote:Whiffs of Scent of Sycophant in the air again :roll:

BirKibrisli .... do you really think the highest compliment you can pay anyone is to call them a "True Cypriot".

Rather bigoted don't you think?

It’s just as well we didn’t send Bir to welcome Desmond Tutu to Cyprus the other day or he’d firmly shake his hand and tell the ex-Bishop (?) what a great Cypriot he is… :lol:


Yes the whole world is made up of "Cypriots" and "Non-Cypriots" :roll:

Such parochialisms are surely indicative of a real Cypriot :lol:


We are not here to selfishly lengthen our life spans .... but to improve the quality and rightfulness of however many years come to pass ....

An unexamined life is not worth living ... To thine own self be true. .... Pay more heed to criticism than compliments ... etc

What more can I say Eric? :roll:
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Postby Oracle » Tue Oct 14, 2008 10:53 pm

EricSeans wrote:But of course. And you can do all of these things and more while making your fellow man or woman feel all warm inside. Cynics need love too, don't they? :wink:

Oracle wrote:
EricSeans wrote:Be that as it may, a compliment meant from the heart should be firmly lodged in said organ rather than mocked. Life's too bloody short - and a chilled and altruistic outlook tends to lengthen the span.

Oracle wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Oracle wrote:Whiffs of Scent of Sycophant in the air again :roll:

BirKibrisli .... do you really think the highest compliment you can pay anyone is to call them a "True Cypriot".

Rather bigoted don't you think?

It’s just as well we didn’t send Bir to welcome Desmond Tutu to Cyprus the other day or he’d firmly shake his hand and tell the ex-Bishop (?) what a great Cypriot he is… :lol:


Yes the whole world is made up of "Cypriots" and "Non-Cypriots" :roll:

Such parochialisms are surely indicative of a real Cypriot :lol:


We are not here to selfishly lengthen our life spans .... but to improve the quality and rightfulness of however many years come to pass ....

An unexamined life is not worth living ... To thine own self be true. .... Pay more heed to criticism than compliments ... etc

What more can I say Eric? :roll:


How do you distinguish between a realist and a cynic?

Either as a cynic or a realist I cannot say there is anything I need from my fellow man other than kindly co-operation.

Still, better to give than to receive (no disappointments that way :wink: ).
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Postby EricSeans » Wed Oct 15, 2008 12:21 am

It could be hard to distinguish between them. Are they what they think they are or rather how others see them - which could be as neither? As for the giving and receiving, a bit of both in equal measure arguably makes one more of a whole person. But each to their own.


Oracle wrote:
EricSeans wrote:But of course. And you can do all of these things and more while making your fellow man or woman feel all warm inside. Cynics need love too, don't they? :wink:

Oracle wrote:
EricSeans wrote:Be that as it may, a compliment meant from the heart should be firmly lodged in said organ rather than mocked. Life's too bloody short - and a chilled and altruistic outlook tends to lengthen the span.

Oracle wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Oracle wrote:Whiffs of Scent of Sycophant in the air again :roll:

BirKibrisli .... do you really think the highest compliment you can pay anyone is to call them a "True Cypriot".

Rather bigoted don't you think?

It’s just as well we didn’t send Bir to welcome Desmond Tutu to Cyprus the other day or he’d firmly shake his hand and tell the ex-Bishop (?) what a great Cypriot he is… :lol:


Yes the whole world is made up of "Cypriots" and "Non-Cypriots" :roll:

Such parochialisms are surely indicative of a real Cypriot :lol:


We are not here to selfishly lengthen our life spans .... but to improve the quality and rightfulness of however many years come to pass ....

An unexamined life is not worth living ... To thine own self be true. .... Pay more heed to criticism than compliments ... etc

What more can I say Eric? :roll:


How do you distinguish between a realist and a cynic?

Either as a cynic or a realist I cannot say there is anything I need from my fellow man other than kindly co-operation.

Still, better to give than to receive (no disappointments that way :wink: ).
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Re: The Hans can't stand the Huns

Postby Big Al » Wed Oct 15, 2008 12:32 am

EricSeans wrote:Ironic that the one thing that can bring Turks closer to Greeks is someone else to hate. :)


Big Al wrote:
Huang Loon wrote:My question is after the invasion in 74, what excuses are these huns coming out with?

Let me guess they are saying the lands belong to them. They want a pissy minority to rule, forgetting that they are still living in the 5th century.

In China they push and push and when they get shoved they complain mistreatment.

Am I right?

The next question is, does the leopard ever changes its spots?


Wenhou

Huang


You slanty eyed gook, i live and work in a area of sydney that has a large asian population and i see your kind pulling their childrens pants down and encouraging their children to piss and shit on the footpaths that people walk on, i see the absolute filth they call restaurants and you have the hide to throw stones at others???
If ever there was a subhuman race it is the slanty eyed power points of asia, fuck off back to a forum where you can learn the basics of living in a civilised society or go back to cooking food in gutters you piece of shit. Leave the cypriot politics to the turks and greeks coz beleive me no one values your opinion.


Lets just say both turks and greeks dont enjoy having others stick their nose into our business, leave the greko-turco fighting to us.
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