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Postby denizaksulu » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:09 pm

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The Cypriot wrote:Get your arse into the language of the bees, deniz!



Its a particular species. What we call a 'donkey bee'. More akin to the Hornet. :lol:


It is what we call a 'wasp' in English, isn't it?


In front of me I have a book on bees and hornets. I wish I never bought the damn thing. There are so many varieties that its impossible to ID the kind of be intended in the proverb. They almost all look the same. As a kid I only knew of esek arisi and honey bees with their queens and workers. Wasps kill everyday in the uk (I think). My intention here was not to kill at all. I just wanted someone to ask my why and I would tell them why I posted it.


The book classifies a 'hornet' as a 'wasp'.
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Postby CBBB » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:16 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
Tim Drayton wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:Get your arse into the language of the bees, deniz!



Its a particular species. What we call a 'donkey bee'. More akin to the Hornet. :lol:


It is what we call a 'wasp' in English, isn't it?


In front of me I have a book on bees and hornets. I wish I never bought the damn thing. There are so many varieties that its impossible to ID the kind of be intended in the proverb. They almost all look the same. As a kid I only knew of esek arisi and honey bees with their queens and workers. Wasps kill everyday in the uk (I think). My intention here was not to kill at all. I just wanted someone to ask my why and I would tell them why I posted it.


The book classifies a 'hornet' as a 'wasp'.


Hornets are bigger than wasps and normally more aggressive, a bit like GR!
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Postby Get Real! » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:18 pm

CBBB wrote:Hornets are bigger than wasps and normally more aggressive, a bit like GR!

:shock: Me agressive??? Why you little... %#@$!&%$!
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Postby CBBB » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:21 pm

Get Real! wrote:
CBBB wrote:Hornets are bigger than wasps and normally more aggressive, a bit like GR!

:shock: Me agressive??? Why you little... %#@$!&%$!


See what I mean?
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Postby denizaksulu » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:22 pm

CBBB wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
Tim Drayton wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
The Cypriot wrote:Get your arse into the language of the bees, deniz!



Its a particular species. What we call a 'donkey bee'. More akin to the Hornet. :lol:


It is what we call a 'wasp' in English, isn't it?


In front of me I have a book on bees and hornets. I wish I never bought the damn thing. There are so many varieties that its impossible to ID the kind of be intended in the proverb. They almost all look the same. As a kid I only knew of esek arisi and honey bees with their queens and workers. Wasps kill everyday in the uk (I think). My intention here was not to kill at all. I just wanted someone to ask my why and I would tell them why I posted it.


The book classifies a 'hornet' as a 'wasp'.


Hornets are bigger than wasps and normally more aggressive, a bit like GR!



Dont let him fool you. He is a pussy cat. :lol:

I will not argue with wasps and hornets. I've been stung so many times, its getting boring.
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Postby Get Real! » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:22 pm

CBBB wrote:
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CBBB wrote:Hornets are bigger than wasps and normally more aggressive, a bit like GR!

:shock: Me agressive??? Why you little... %#@$!&%$!


See what I mean?

That's nowhere near a Japanese hornet... :D
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Postby denizaksulu » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:28 pm

Hornet, Eşek arısı


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Thats no wasp. Should we trust books? :roll:
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Postby Get Real! » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:38 pm

denizaksulu wrote:Hornet, Eşek arısı


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Thats no wasp. Should we trust books? :roll:

That looks a lot like the Cypriot one but check this out...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJSgDQYmTp4
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Postby denizaksulu » Tue Sep 01, 2009 3:47 pm

Get Real! wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:Hornet, Eşek arısı


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Thats no wasp. Should we trust books? :roll:

That looks a lot like the Cypriot one but check this out...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJSgDQYmTp4



Bastards. Mind you because of them I earned a lot of mone in the 1950's killing them. The agricultural officers would pay us sixpence/half a shilling each for them. They liked grape juice. Btw, Milti is quiet! I hope everything is well.
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Postby Kikapu » Wed Sep 02, 2009 11:04 pm

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Viewpoint wrote:Is that really the point shouldnt you be concentrating on the mentality that can carry out such vile acts against their so called "brothers", this clearly shows your aim is not to address the real issues but to deflectit right back at the victims, which is a sick way of thinking.


Yes, VP, I'm concentrating on the mentality of all those who had used these victims for their own gain, which you yourself also had done before and again now for your own propaganda purposes, so shame on you, that the only way to counter the cartoon posted by The Cypriot, was to use these poor victims one more time. Did you get off in doing this or is it just an old habit with you.?

Actually there are two crimes committed here, and both against the same victims. The first crime committed by those who murdered them, and the second by those who had piled them on top of each other like "sacks of potatoes" to photograph them for maximum shock effect and have been using them ever since 1963. Their pain in the hands of their murderers lasted a very short time, but their spiritual pain has been on going since '63 in the hands of the Fascist propagandist masquerading as their own people. The murder scene is even used by the north for their military training during "brainwashing session" on the young TC men. So you tell me VP, as to whose mentality are we to examine more, the murderers of these victims or the Fascist Propagandist by using this picture of the murdered victims when ever possible..??


The murders who pulled the trigger on innocent babies, without who we would not be discussing this matter today anything else is just a twisted mentality trying to excuse such a brutal act.


You are not discussing this incident in a sincere or in a meaningful way, but only using it as a cheap propaganda tool, and I say it again, shame on you.!

I can relate to this incident, because about the exact same time these murders occurred, myself and 8 other family members plus neighbours were all in a room hiding from the fighting when we were discovered by the GC soldiers with their guns pointing at us in Küçük Kaymakli in December 1963. We could have all ended up the same way as these poor people did in the bathtub, about 20 of us, mostly kids could have been gunned down, and perhaps the same propagandist would have come along later and piled all our bodies on top of each other just like "sack of Potatoes" for that perfect picture for their perverted cause, and you today, VP, could have propagandised our dead bodies in a similar fashion. Oh, what a perfect picture that would have made for you, all 20 dead bodies in a pile.! :evil:

Well, VP, we were not gunned down like dogs but we were taken as captives and have lived to tell our experiences, much to your disappointment, I'm sure, for missing out on that "perfect picture".!
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