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[gabaston]

amazing how a simple request for ballanced cyptiot literature ends up as three pages of swear words

pesevek=pimp

different types

pis pesevek = dirty pimp
eshek pesevek = donkey pimp as opposed to woman pimp
push pesevek = poofter pimp

again these are meant to be comical, but said in anger they are very obnoxious

[gabaston]

hey magik

if ya cant beat em join em huh

now lets see below

[gabaston]

its a term expressing frustration, supprise, shock or anger, amongst others

[magikthrill]

lol

yup that sums it up i guess

i took it from a more literal point of view though

[magikthrill]

Plus please try to workout why I put those swear words up before responding, I will of course remove them they were put there to serve a purpose, which obviously you didnt understand.

sorry cant speak turkish yet . ill get back to after i finish up french, spanish and italian.

Hope you arent sponging off those Americans ??? arent you sleeping with the enemy???

im not sure how its sleeping when i have american tax dollars pay for my uni expenses.

and on a final note regarding this signature thing: it started because the admin told me my signature was too long after 6 months and the only way i could update my profile was by changing it. so i figured id put some filthy. im glad its spread though

[gabaston]

best laugh in ages though.

how long till the fascist censores us ?

[magikthrill]

:D
best laugh in ages though.

how long till the fascist censores us ?

not sure gabaston but well fight till the end

[magikthrill]

PS whats yours and viewpoints signatures mean (i know the first part of Viewpoints my mom enjoys telling it to me and my brothers quite often )

[gabaston]

ok

mine = refers to "shagging its mother". it being a topic and not a person, in other words i'll shag the root of the problem

VP's is more international - a turkish greco hybrid

ah sikdir = erm...shagg off? and iskada =greek for crap i think

[gabaston]

yeah gcs like using "a sikdir" . a lot of my gc mates in london use it too.

and a lot of tcs use greek ones