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[Oracle]

Yes, but the silly woman does not reveal ... everything. She started everything when she wrote:

I imagine Bananiot climaxed reading how Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was born of holy loins and termed "Destiny's Child"

This prompted me to inquire about the last time she climaxed (it was a legitimate question since she initiated this kind of talking and her climax was therefore my business) and her response consolidated my belief that it was probably in 1821.

That's a perfectly legitimate use of the verb to describe the ecstasy one may feel when coming across a kindred spirit - as you clearly did since you initiated TWO threads about the same author/book.

Anyway, I'll leave you to harmonise with your new-found love as I'm off to hibernate, for a while, in my isolated retreat perchance to 'read' and practice some Tantric .... yoga!

[denizaksulu]

You really are stupiddog!

It was a reply to a direct question by Bananiot and I was pointing out to him that it was none of his business.

When was the last time you climaxed oracle?

... which pretty much sums up the level of his rapier-like mind in debates.

But, if you're short on topics, be my guest .... Only, I've got nothing to offer others on this subject since it's a mystery to me how nature came up with such an ingenious, delightful device ...

............and God created the 'orgasm' and it was good..................

[Gregory]

I think you could all do with a good orgasm.

[denizaksulu]

I think you could all do with a good orgasm.

Come again!!

[miltiades]

How do you say orgasm in Greek ? And while you are at it can you tell me how you can say in Greek " I feel sexy " could it be " ekavlosa ? Just wondered also how you can say to a lady in Greek " you look very sexy tonight "Interesting to find out !
ps it could not possibly be " you are very ...kavlomeni apopse !

[Bananiot]

Trust you to get at the end of this one Miltiades!

"Apopse eisai poli sexy" this is your answer Miltiades. Don't look for a Greek word, it is like "sandwich". Try asking a sandwich maker for an amphipsomo!

Does anyone know the Greek word for fountouki?

[denizaksulu]

Trust you to get at the end of this one Miltiades!

"Apopse eisai poli sexy" this is your answer Miltiades. Don't look for a Greek word, it is like "sandwich". Try asking a sandwich maker for an amphipsomo!

Does anyone know the Greek word for fountouki?

A hazelnut?

Nuts whole hazelnuts, cadbury's take 'em and cover 'em in chocolate........

Is 'fındık' a Turkish word then?

[Bananiot]

Yes it is. We borrowed it from you and fountouki is the outcome. But, there is a Greek word too, that was used by the Greeks of Asia Minor, surprise, surprise. Let's see if the "Greeks" of this forum know it.

[denizaksulu]

Yes it is. We borrowed it from you and fountouki is the outcome. But, there is a Greek word too, that was used by the Greeks of Asia Minor, surprise, surprise. Let's see if the "Greeks" of this forum know it.

In ye olde Turkish there was a gun called a 'bundukdarı' and not a lot of people know this. It refered to the fact that the projectile was the size of a hazelnut. bunduk = fındık = hazelnut. Does it get close?

[miltiades]

I think the word is leptokarido !