Only person thats getting thrown out of your house is you. You know how the wife always takes my side
DT. wrote:The Cypriot wrote:DT. wrote:Don't pay any attention to us Cypriots that have gone to school, army, live and raise our kids here to have any clue about what being a Cypriot really is all about. FFS!
No, we won't if, by implication, you won't pay any attention to at least a third of the Cypriot nation (a whole third!) who had no option but to flee Cyprus because of extreme economic hardship, foreign exploitation, political persecution, inter-communal violence, war, division and homelessness but who nevertheless kept the memory of a free, united and unpolarised Cyprus alive in their hearts, and in their children's hearts.
Cypriots who had the indomitable spirit to campaign tirelessly for justice and for freedom for their ancestral homeland and for all its people in the cold, uncaring and discriminatory foreign lands in which they find themselves.
You're doing a great job. Now, do you have any idea whatsoever about what a typical 16 yr old Cypriot kid is growing up like or a typical 30 yr old Cypriot is raising a young family like?
DT. wrote:I have half my dad's family split between the UK and Canada, there's one thing we all agree on. They're stuck on an image of Cyprus in the 60's-70's and we've moved on.
Get Real! wrote:
Yeah but that's when she thought you were a nice young CYPRIOT man, not a kalamaras!
The Cypriot wrote:DT. wrote:The Cypriot wrote:DT. wrote:Don't pay any attention to us Cypriots that have gone to school, army, live and raise our kids here to have any clue about what being a Cypriot really is all about. FFS!
No, we won't if, by implication, you won't pay any attention to at least a third of the Cypriot nation (a whole third!) who had no option but to flee Cyprus because of extreme economic hardship, foreign exploitation, political persecution, inter-communal violence, war, division and homelessness but who nevertheless kept the memory of a free, united and unpolarised Cyprus alive in their hearts, and in their children's hearts.
Cypriots who had the indomitable spirit to campaign tirelessly for justice and for freedom for their ancestral homeland and for all its people in the cold, uncaring and discriminatory foreign lands in which they find themselves.
You're doing a great job. Now, do you have any idea whatsoever about what a typical 16 yr old Cypriot kid is growing up like or a typical 30 yr old Cypriot is raising a young family like?
Some... but I try not to let it burst my bubble. The alternative is to spend my time watching "Britain's got talented immigrant fools" on TV.DT. wrote:I have half my dad's family split between the UK and Canada, there's one thing we all agree on. They're stuck on an image of Cyprus in the 60's-70's and we've moved on.
When Greece began her fight for freedom from the Ottomans it was the diaspora wot helped inspire it! (As I understand)
DT. wrote:Get Real! wrote:
Yeah but that's when she thought you were a nice young CYPRIOT man, not a kalamaras!
Ksanape me kalamara tjai en na trois tis halloumoutes pou to blender..
The Cypriot wrote:DT. wrote:The Cypriot wrote:DT. wrote:Don't pay any attention to us Cypriots that have gone to school, army, live and raise our kids here to have any clue about what being a Cypriot really is all about. FFS!
No, we won't if, by implication, you won't pay any attention to at least a third of the Cypriot nation (a whole third!) who had no option but to flee Cyprus because of extreme economic hardship, foreign exploitation, political persecution, inter-communal violence, war, division and homelessness but who nevertheless kept the memory of a free, united and unpolarised Cyprus alive in their hearts, and in their children's hearts.
Cypriots who had the indomitable spirit to campaign tirelessly for justice and for freedom for their ancestral homeland and for all its people in the cold, uncaring and discriminatory foreign lands in which they find themselves.
You're doing a great job. Now, do you have any idea whatsoever about what a typical 16 yr old Cypriot kid is growing up like or a typical 30 yr old Cypriot is raising a young family like?
Some... but I try not to let it burst my bubble. The alternative is to spend my time watching "Britain's got talented immigrant fools" on TV.DT. wrote:I have half my dad's family split between the UK and Canada, there's one thing we all agree on. They're stuck on an image of Cyprus in the 60's-70's and we've moved on.
When Greece began her fight for freedom from the Ottomans it was the diaspora wot helped inspire it! (As I understand)
MIC13 wrote:tha is your identidy too europe is united countries
it dosen't regognize if you are cypriot or turkish face it
Get Real! wrote:DT. wrote:Get Real! wrote:
Yeah but that's when she thought you were a nice young CYPRIOT man, not a kalamaras!
Ksanape me kalamara tjai en na trois tis halloumoutes pou to blender..
Today, I had some trades people come over to build my retaining wall in the back and at lunch time I gave them a bottle of water. The guy looked at it and said “Loutraki?” and I goes… “Yeah, well I just picked it up from a supermarket in a hurry!” so as soon as I left I heard him ask the other guy who knew me… “Ma en kalamaras?”
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