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[Hatter]

not exactly sure hatter just taking an educated guess that was what the prat meant

I think you are right RichardB, I am sure that was what the prat meant.

Interesting, though, that during all that study in NZ, the turkish-speaking sheep did not help him to at least gain a good command of the English language!

[Get Real!]

All very polite, courteous well mannered replies to a new member to your forum, such is the life of expatriate Pomes!

Don't play the gentleman with me you two-cent uneducated crim, because your very first post was a clear threat to my family and my people...

“Let's not forget the whole Island was Ottoman until it was leased to the British late 19thC. As G. Bush 1 failed to finish the job in 1991 so did the Turks in 1974!”

...what happened to all the bravado now arsehole?

Now go back and tell the rest of those Cyprus44 cowards to keep coming because unkie GR is waiting…

[RichardB]

Does the Orams case ruling have ramifications on the legitimacy of ownership of Larnaca Airport constructed on Turkish owned land post 1974? A can of worms and Pandora's box is about to explode! Let's not forget the whole Island was Ottoman until it was leased to the British late 19thC. As G. Bush 1 failed to finish the job in 1991 so did the Turks in 1974!

All very polite, courteous well mannered replies to a new member to your forum, such is the life of expatriate Pomes! PS Gallipoli is the Brit spelling, Gelibolu is the correct one where my Great Uncle died at ANZC cove because of your wonderful leaders Churchill, Hamilton, Keyes, Kitchener etc.

I refer to your first very courteous post above

As for you being a new member on forum well I can only aknowledge that you only came here to be a little fish in a big pond as to being a big fish in a little pond over on Cy44 and have basically been shot to pieces.

i am sorry if you lost your great uncle at gallopoli .My father died shortly after my birth in 1956 as a result of wounds whilst serving in North Africa as part of Montgomery's desert rats but that would have nothing to do with the situation in Cyprus would it.?? so please do not expect a sympathy vote regards your loss.We are debating the present here and not the past.

[Get Real!]

dp

[bill cobbett]

All very polite, courteous well mannered replies to a new member to your forum, such is the life of expatriate Pomes! PS Gallipoli is the Brit spelling, Gelibolu is the correct one where my Great Uncle died at ANZC cove because of your wonderful leaders Churchill, Hamilton, Keyes, Kitchener etc.

Welcome to the Forum plonker.

English is the set language of this Forum so the English spelling Gallipoli is the correct word to use here. May surprise you to know or otherwise that this place-name is derived from the old gr name and is based on two simple gr words.

[RichardB]

All very polite, courteous well mannered replies to a new member to your forum, such is the life of expatriate Pomes! PS Gallipoli is the Brit spelling, Gelibolu is the correct one where my Great Uncle died at ANZC cove because of your wonderful leaders Churchill, Hamilton, Keyes, Kitchener etc.

Welcome to the Forum plonker.

English is the set language of this Forum so the English spelling Gallipoli is the correct word to use. May surprise you to know or otherwise that this place-name is derived from the old gr name and is based on two simple gr words.

Good (Kalli) Town (Poli(s)) I do beleive young Bill

[bill cobbett]

All very polite, courteous well mannered replies to a new member to your forum, such is the life of expatriate Pomes! PS Gallipoli is the Brit spelling, Gelibolu is the correct one where my Great Uncle died at ANZC cove because of your wonderful leaders Churchill, Hamilton, Keyes, Kitchener etc.

Welcome to the Forum plonker.

English is the set language of this Forum so the English spelling Gallipoli is the correct word to use. May surprise you to know or otherwise that this place-name is derived from the old gr name and is based on two simple gr words.

Good (Kalli) Town (Poli(s)) I do beleive young Bill

Kallochorio in CY - Good (Kallo) Village (Chorio) - Must be the quality of the water ??

[Hatter]

All very polite, courteous well mannered replies to a new member to your forum, such is the life of expatriate Pomes! PS Gallipoli is the Brit spelling, Gelibolu is the correct one ...

Aaargh! It was a history text book written in Turkish, then.

[YFred]

All very polite, courteous well mannered replies to a new member to your forum, such is the life of expatriate Pomes! PS Gallipoli is the Brit spelling, Gelibolu is the correct one where my Great Uncle died at ANZC cove because of your wonderful leaders Churchill, Hamilton, Keyes, Kitchener etc.

Welcome to the Forum plonker.

English is the set language of this Forum so the English spelling Gallipoli is the correct word to use. May surprise you to know or otherwise that this place-name is derived from the old gr name and is based on two simple gr words.

Good (Kalli) Town (Poli(s)) I do beleive young Bill

Kallochorio in CY - Good (Kallo) Village (Chorio) - Must be the quality of the water ??

Are you sure of that spelling? it could have been Kolochorio? it isn't easy to read some of these old hellenic maps!

[Hatter]

All very polite, courteous well mannered replies to a new member to your forum, such is the life of expatriate Pomes!

Don't play the gentleman with me you two-cent uneducated crim, because your very first post was a clear threat to my family and my people...

“Let's not forget the whole Island was Ottoman until it was leased to the British late 19thC. As G. Bush 1 failed to finish the job in 1991 so did the Turks in 1974!”

...what happened to all the bravado now arsehole?

Now go back and tell the rest of those Cyprus44 cowards to keep coming because unkie GR is waiting…

Good on ya, GR! You articulated my thoughts entirely.