Yup, they'll think you're with the UN...
denizaksulu wrote:
The Cypriot, you underestimate TCs on this forum
denizaksulu wrote:over two years ago. I posted the Byzantium coin with the crescent and star, through GR and it has been posted hence.
denizaksulu wrote:As we say, 'sen giderken, ben gelirdim'. Simple Turkish.
Get Real! wrote:bill cobbett wrote:halil wrote:Kuruptepe ..... TRNC pigeon is more peacefull than ROC one .
Reh Halil, it's a Dove.
I always thought it was a strouthos...
The Cypriot wrote:denizaksulu wrote:
The Cypriot, you underestimate TCs on this forum
Present company excepted...denizaksulu wrote:over two years ago. I posted the Byzantium coin with the crescent and star, through GR and it has been posted hence.
Sorry I missed it. What was the reaction? Shock? Horror? Did vp want to commit harakiri?denizaksulu wrote:As we say, 'sen giderken, ben gelirdim'. Simple Turkish.
Thanks... I think that's probably a Byzantine expression originally.
denizaksulu wrote:The Cypriot wrote:denizaksulu wrote:
The Cypriot, you underestimate TCs on this forum
Present company excepted...denizaksulu wrote:over two years ago. I posted the Byzantium coin with the crescent and star, through GR and it has been posted hence.
Sorry I missed it. What was the reaction? Shock? Horror? Did vp want to commit harakiri?denizaksulu wrote:As we say, 'sen giderken, ben gelirdim'. Simple Turkish.
Thanks... I think that's probably a Byzantine expression originally.
If I remembered correctly, there was deadly silence.................from the TCs. Leading correspondent was Oracle nonetheless.
Oracle wrote:The Armenians are our brothers and unfortunate fellow sufferers of the full force of Turkish oppression, slavery and destruction (and in their case a Genocide of unbelievable vulgarity!).
The Armenians enrich the Island as much as any other Cypriots of whatever minority status or worldly origins, except Turkish!
About the Turkish flag ... they stole the moon and star symbols from Constantinople...
Many traditions explain the star and crescent symbol. It is known that Diana was the patron goddess of Byzantium and that her symbol was a moon. In 330, the Emperor Constantine rededicated the city - which he called Constantinople - to the Virgin Mary, whose star symbol was superimposed over the crescent. In 1453 Constantinople was captured by the Ottoman Turks and renamed Istanbul, but its new rulers may have adopted the existing emblem for their own use.Source: fotw
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