by kurupetos » Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:37 pm
The Cypriot wrote:kurupetos wrote:The Cypriot wrote:kurupetos wrote:The Cypriot wrote:There are many such ancient Cypriot words.... 'aparon' for αλογο for example.... 'ornitha' for κοτοπουλο.
"Ancient cypriot words"
ΑΠΠΑΡΟΣ (ΙΠΠΟΣ) & ΟΡΝΙΘΑ are 100% ancient Greek words!
Kept alive by Cypriots.
Cypriots as Athenians, Cretans, Macedonians and other GREEKS.
They don't say aparon in Athens, you cretin!
by The Cypriot » Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:37 pm
kurupetos wrote:The Cypriot wrote:kurupetos wrote:Reh bellocypriot,
I recommend this book: http://www.iolcos.gr/component/page,sho ... /vmcchk,1/
After reading it, you will realise that there is no need for amateuristic websites like yours!
Can you sum up the main thrust or aren't you capable of putting forward your own argument.
It's really simple! Read the book!
Unless you can't read greek!
by Oracle » Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:37 pm
The Cypriot wrote:Oracle wrote:kurupetos wrote:The Cypriot wrote:There are many such ancient Cypriot words.... 'aparon' for αλογο for example.... 'ornitha' for κοτοπουλο.
"Ancient cypriot words"
ΑΠΠΑΡΟΣ (ΙΠΠΟΣ) & ΟΡΝΙΘΑ are 100% ancient Greek words!
Next he'll be telling us Plato stole the idea for his Academy from "The Cypriot"
Greeks plotting against a Cypriot... deja vu.
by kurupetos » Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:38 pm
The Cypriot wrote:kurupetos wrote:The Cypriot wrote:kurupetos wrote:Reh bellocypriot,
I recommend this book: http://www.iolcos.gr/component/page,sho ... /vmcchk,1/
After reading it, you will realise that there is no need for amateuristic websites like yours!
Can you sum up the main thrust or aren't you capable of putting forward your own argument.
It's really simple! Read the book!
Unless you can't read greek!
I'm just seeing whether you're capable of thinking for yourself.... are you?
by The Cypriot » Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:38 pm
kurupetos wrote:The Cypriot wrote:kurupetos wrote:The Cypriot wrote:kurupetos wrote:The Cypriot wrote:There are many such ancient Cypriot words.... 'aparon' for αλογο for example.... 'ornitha' for κοτοπουλο.
"Ancient cypriot words"
ΑΠΠΑΡΟΣ (ΙΠΠΟΣ) & ΟΡΝΙΘΑ are 100% ancient Greek words!
Kept alive by Cypriots.
Cypriots as Athenians, Cretans, Macedonians and other GREEKS.
They don't say aparon in Athens, you cretin!
It's derived from IPPOS, you illiterate!
by kurupetos » Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:39 pm
Oracle wrote:The Cypriot wrote:Oracle wrote:kurupetos wrote:The Cypriot wrote:There are many such ancient Cypriot words.... 'aparon' for αλογο for example.... 'ornitha' for κοτοπουλο.
"Ancient cypriot words"
ΑΠΠΑΡΟΣ (ΙΠΠΟΣ) & ΟΡΝΙΘΑ are 100% ancient Greek words!
Next he'll be telling us Plato stole the idea for his Academy from "The Cypriot"
Greeks plotting against a Cypriot... deja vu.
Not so! .... Since I believe we are one and the same
by The Cypriot » Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:39 pm
kurupetos wrote:You are wasting my time! I hope you will take my advice and read the book I recommended. It's really good.
by The Cypriot » Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:41 pm
kurupetos wrote:
He is too illiterate to understand it!
by The Cypriot » Sat Jul 25, 2009 8:42 pm
Oracle wrote:The Cypriot wrote:Oracle wrote:kurupetos wrote:The Cypriot wrote:There are many such ancient Cypriot words.... 'aparon' for αλογο for example.... 'ornitha' for κοτοπουλο.
"Ancient cypriot words"
ΑΠΠΑΡΟΣ (ΙΠΠΟΣ) & ΟΡΝΙΘΑ are 100% ancient Greek words!
Next he'll be telling us Plato stole the idea for his Academy from "The Cypriot"
Greeks plotting against a Cypriot... deja vu.
Not so! .... Since I believe we are one and the same
by Oracle » Sat Jul 25, 2009 9:28 pm
The Cypriot wrote:Oracle wrote:The Cypriot wrote:Oracle wrote:kurupetos wrote:The Cypriot wrote:There are many such ancient Cypriot words.... 'aparon' for αλογο for example.... 'ornitha' for κοτοπουλο.
"Ancient cypriot words"
ΑΠΠΑΡΟΣ (ΙΠΠΟΣ) & ΟΡΝΙΘΑ are 100% ancient Greek words!
Next he'll be telling us Plato stole the idea for his Academy from "The Cypriot"
Greeks plotting against a Cypriot... deja vu.
Not so! .... Since I believe we are one and the same
Your daughter deserves a life of her own.... She's 49 now.
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