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[halil]

Regular meetings goes on every saturday at Buyukhan between Cypriots.

everyone feels that he or she is Cypriot .... u are well come .


@ Cypriot.

hoping to see u as well with our group !

Thanks, halil. Where is Buyukhan?

Buyukhan is very close to Ledra street . Bananiot and his friends are also comes for our regular meetings . In here u can have a chance to meet the peoples who are works for peace and unification programmes for Cyprus.
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[YFred]

Regular meetings goes on every saturday at Buyukhan between Cypriots.

everyone feels that he or she is Cypriot .... u are well come .


@ Cypriot.

hoping to see u as well with our group !

There you go Cypriot...

Halil has been kind enough to invite you for drinks at Buyukhan, which is probably some poor sods stolen property...Bottoms up!

You see, you've got your answer Reh Ausipushdui. It was built by Muzafer Pasha in 1570.
Enjoy it boys. I wish I could be there with you in person but as I can't I'll have to be there in spirit (with a bottle in each hand).

[Paphitis]

BTW Cypriot...

Have a nice trip to Cyprus. The Aussie Cypriot you may meet in Cyprus is a bit soft and couldn't handle it in Australia, so there is little chance he ould be able to drink you under the table...

Got a question for you.

Are you the author of the book "The Cypriot" written by an Andreas Koumi?





It sounds like a very interesting book and I want to get a copy...

If I order a copy of your book, could you autograph it for me?

[Oracle]

It sounds like a very interesting book and I want to get a copy...

You should! You can order it from Amazon. I read it a few months ago ... and I still haven't stopped laughing!

[denizaksulu]

To recently established forum friends - you know who you are - Mr Cypriot and Mrs Cyprianu will be in Cyprus from Friday for a couple of weeks of 'relapsation' and to stock up on vrages. It would be good to hook up over a medrio if anyone's over and free. I'll be in Protaras for week 1 and Limassol for week 2.

PM me and let me know...

Holding 'Court' I see.

[Paphitis]

It sounds like a very interesting book and I want to get a copy...

You should! You can order it from Amazon. I read it a few months ago ... and I still haven't stopped laughing!

Quite humorous book.

I thought you chicks dig such mush...

[Oracle]

Seriously Paphitis, everyone should read it. I couldn't put it down. There's a lot of warmth coming out of the story and the descriptions of North London life in the 70's is spot on!

I did literally laugh out loud at several sections because, as you know, The Cypriot has a wicked sense of humour and he generated some wonderful humorous scenarios.

The only unrealistic aspect was, I am afraid, what he chose to make pivotal to the story, which was the romance. Such a rare event is hard to sell as a possibility for basing future peace upon ... unfortunately.

[Oracle]

BTW ... my copy, symbolically, sits next to "Zorba The Greek" by Nikos Kazantsakis (my novels are alphabetized).

[Paphitis]

Seriously Paphitis, everyone should read it. I couldn't put it down. There's a lot of warmth coming out of the story and the descriptions of North London life in the 70's is spot on!

I did literally laugh out loud at several sections because, as you know, The Cypriot has a wicked sense of humour and he generated some wonderful humorous scenarios.

Already ordered the book.

I'm sure the book has some interesting aspects so I do intend reading it.

The only unrealistic aspect was, I am afraid, what he chose to make pivotal to the story, which was the romance. Such a rare event is hard to sell as a possibility for basing future peace upon ... unfortunately.

Yeh! It is a little far fetched.

But I am eager to learn about North London in the 70s and how GCs and TCs related to each other!

[Paphitis]

BTW ... my copy, symbolically, sits next to "Zorba The Greek" by Nikos Kazantsakis (my novels are alphabetized).

I've already picked a special spot on my book shelf as well...