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[denizaksulu]

I enjoy it because it is humorous.

Mainly danced by the young.

Someone should include the Kolbasti into some AEROBICS routine. What a way to keep and stay fit.

[denizaksulu]

Since the dance originates from the Black Sea region, Trabzon/Trebizond etc, I am surprised no one has claimed it is of Greek origin.

[Oracle]

Since the dance originates from the Black Sea region, Trabzon/Trebizond etc, I am surprised no one has claimed it is of Greek origin.

Perhaps one day, you will come to realise that nothing Turkish is "claimed" by Greeks!

The other way around however ...

[miltiades]

Is it not a bit like Zeimbekiko , when I dance it people think I'm drunk !

[miltiades]

Since the dance originates from the Black Sea region, Trabzon/Trebizond etc, I am surprised no one has claimed it is of Greek origin.

Perhaps one day, you will come to realise that nothing Turkish is "claimed" by Greeks!

The other way around however ...

Turkish coffee and Turkish delights ???

[Oracle]

Since the dance originates from the Black Sea region, Trabzon/Trebizond etc, I am surprised no one has claimed it is of Greek origin.

Perhaps one day, you will come to realise that nothing Turkish is "claimed" by Greeks!

The other way around however ...

Turkish coffee and Turkish delights ???

The Turks banned coffee ... they have zero rights to, now, claim some link to this beverage, from Africa! As for Loukoumia ... well, one day, I will take you to Geroskipou ...

[denizaksulu]

Is it not a bit like Zeimbekiko , when I dance it people think I'm drunk !

But Milti you...............................

How did you manage to drive home last Saturday? You amaze me

Was it Turkish coffee I had at the Carob Tree?

[denizaksulu]

Since the dance originates from the Black Sea region, Trabzon/Trebizond etc, I am surprised no one has claimed it is of Greek origin.

Perhaps one day, you will come to realise that nothing Turkish is "claimed" by Greeks!

The other way around however ...

Turkish coffee and Turkish delights ???

Turkish delights were made in the Byzantine harems, so I read. (or some sweet fingy that looks and tastes like it)

[Oracle]

Since the dance originates from the Black Sea region, Trabzon/Trebizond etc, I am surprised no one has claimed it is of Greek origin.

Perhaps one day, you will come to realise that nothing Turkish is "claimed" by Greeks!

The other way around however ...

Turkish coffee and Turkish delights ???

Turkish delights were made in the Byzantine harems, so I read. (or some sweet fingy that looks and tastes like it)

The Ottoman harems adopted a lot from the pre-existing Byzantine civilians. Typical Turk to now claim those stolen goods as of their own making.

[SpartanGamer]

Turk accused of beating wife alledges they were dancing and the dumb New Zealanders are too thick to understand this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/mobile/world-asia-pacific-10901313

Sounds like Chris Brown dancing with Rihanna (too soon? I think not)