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[kurupetos]

Sorry, I know that as koulori (not the hard type). I obviously speak the Aglangia dialect!

Koulouri is this one:

Thats right. At maths, I always got the Koulori , I was useless(primary school). In TC it also means ZERO. I wonder why?

I can count to 63 now.

Yes we use this expression also! For example: I got a koulouri, or koullouros!

[denizaksulu]

Sorry, I know that as koulori (not the hard type). I obviously speak the Aglangia dialect!

Koulouri is this one:

Thats right. At maths, I always got the Koulori , I was useless(primary school). In TC it also means ZERO. I wonder why?

I can count to 63 now.

Yes we use this expression also! For example: I got a koulouri, or koullouros!

You were bad too.

[denizaksulu]

What is Corek?

Todays lunch was as above . With the long version of ÇOREK. The Flaounes (Pilavina) lasts me a week (thats for tea). At lunch times my desk is a mess.

That looks like a nice lunch Deniz. When we say ÇOREK we mean (choureki) which is a stringy type of sweet bread normaly decorated with coloured eggs for Easter. Like the pic below.




Here is my healthy lunch. Chiken fillet kebab with salad.

Kafenes. It seems in Turkey they doo a a larger variety of ÇÖREK.

All they have in common is that they are coils of dough. In TC we also use the expression, 'yılan ÇÖREKlenmiş'. The snake is coiled, (i.e. asleep).

[kurupetos]

Sorry, I know that as koulori (not the hard type). I obviously speak the Aglangia dialect!

Koulouri is this one:

Thats right. At maths, I always got the Koulori , I was useless(primary school). In TC it also means ZERO. I wonder why?

I can count to 63 now.

Yes we use this expression also! For example: I got a koulouri, or koullouros!

You were bad too.

Yes not at math though!

I would get a koulouri in History and Ancient Greek. I thought I would never need them in my life.

Well I was right!

[denizaksulu]

Sorry, I know that as koulori (not the hard type). I obviously speak the Aglangia dialect!

Koulouri is this one:

Thats right. At maths, I always got the Koulori , I was useless(primary school). In TC it also means ZERO. I wonder why?

I can count to 63 now.

Yes we use this expression also! For example: I got a koulouri, or koullouros!

You were bad too.

Yes not at math though!

I would get a koulouri in History and Ancient Greek. I thought I would never need them in my life.

Well I was right!

I loved history, but hated the dates. So many of them. Now I love them . Especially the edible ones.

[kurupetos]

Amazing pan!

[denizaksulu]

Amazing pan!

Now I know why you want the panhandle. Without it you can burn your hands badly. Are you willing to share?

I wonder if Milti sells them?

[suegwyn]

[quote="Z4"][quote="denizaksulu"][quote="suegwyn"][quote="Z4"]Ah, but none of you go-to the gym though! ;)[/quote]

12% do!! :lol:[/quote]


What part of your body is 12%? :?[/quote]

Bloody lazy arses on here - one person so far goes! :roll: :)[/quote]
now now, just cos only 7% go to the gym doesn't make us lazy arses, we just have different ideas on exercise :P

[denizaksulu]

Ah, but none of you go-to the gym though!

12% do!!

What part of your body is 12%?

Bloody lazy arses on here - one person so far goes!

now now, just cos only 7% go to the gym doesn't make us lazy arses, we just have different ideas on exercise

Oh, yes. You buy the Exercise video/DVD, watch it on TV next to a bag of crisps. I know wimin.

[suegwyn]

no actually, I watched mine in bed