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[supporttheunderdog]

sorry that I said these things about foreigners but really I wish we had less muslims or Turkish people so on the streets I would like to see more Cypriots
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The Muslims and the Turks may be CYPRIOTS just like you......

[fig head]

it wasnt my place to be mad at you, im sorry... you have all the right to adopt your views and theories and no matter people think they are your views and thats what matter.... i probably felt like i have to answer but again its stupidity to not listen to your views and respect it....


I didnt ike Cyprus for the whether tho just to let you know :p i liked Cyprus because it is one of the few little places in this world that still have morals and society foundation, family simple poeple.


I think you are a girl who does have a different attitude to things, the black cheep in the family more like... glad you are posting here

[MChristoph]

@supporttheunderdog
No they are not and they will never be. That's why every country is different. And every nationality is different. I upset you because you are foreigners. Oh well truth hurts. And many cypriots agree with me. Nothing to do specifically with each of you but it's unfair that politicians support foreign people over their own people. That's why...

@fig head
No problem, really that with the explotion has gone too far. Cypriots are afraid for their lives now and it's scary to be here. I am different no doubt about it, I fight for what I believe. I know that a lot of tourists like it here but isn't more important what Cypriots think? We are not ungrateful we just see that some countries are so different and much better than here, on economy and education. Police is better, parks are better. I mean you go to a football match in Manchester and you see all these people with their families sitting nicely and you go to a Cypriot match and everybody is opening fire and smoke, they destroy everything here because they is no respect. We pay a lot to live here... I want to go back when things was simple and when you walked to the streets safely.

[Cap]

Well, the old life of simplicity and safety was in truth.. paved in poverty.
It was a hard life friend. I don't think any Cypriot wants to go back to that.

If you're referring to illegal immigration and the burden its inflicting on society, then I totally agree with you.

[bill cobbett]

Yes we all look back through rose coloured specs to the oldie days, but yes life was hard and just above the poverty line... bread, olives and fassoulia my old man used to say and a single pair of hand-me down shoes for school and Sundays ... and no electricity.

[B25]

By the way yeah B25 give me some money to get the hell out of here so I won't be kill by some stupid explotion. At least I won't be dead next time...
Stupidass.

Hade ra shilopelli, you go on about the F foreigners and you want to go an be a foreigner in another mans country, who's the stupidass now, idiot.

You want money, I can recommend a couple of strip joints to sell your arse if you want.

You're talking shit and you know it. Grow up.

[Mikiko]

Yes we all look back through rose coloured specs to the oldie days, but yes life was hard and just above the poverty line... bread, olives and fassoulia my old man used to say and a single pair of hand-me down shoes for school and Sundays ... and no electricity.

And everyone was happy ! Now we want want and want and still Unhappy !

[bill cobbett]

Anyway, to get back to the matter of our tea-drinking sort of Englishwowan Figgy's Adventures in GB...

Figgy don't forget to try out our traditional culinary delicacies, and we have so many of them here in GB, thinks like Jellied Eels which are every Londoner's favourite or if you're going up north you can try Tripe, and the Pork Scratchings in the Midlands are very nice... but wherever you wander have a good old GB Fry-Up Breakfast.

[CBBB]

Anyway, to get back to the matter of our tea-drinking sort of Englishwowan Figgy's Adventures in GB...

Figgy don't forget to try out our traditional culinary delicacies, and we have so many of them here in GB, thinks like Jellied Eels which are every Londoner's favourite or if you're going up north you can try Tripe, and the Pork Scratchings in the Midlands are very nice... but wherever you wander have a good old GB Fry-Up Breakfast.

With lots of black pudding.

[bill cobbett]

Anyway, to get back to the matter of our tea-drinking sort of Englishwowan Figgy's Adventures in GB...

Figgy don't forget to try out our traditional culinary delicacies, and we have so many of them here in GB, thinks like Jellied Eels which are every Londoner's favourite or if you're going up north you can try Tripe, and the Pork Scratchings in the Midlands are very nice... but wherever you wander have a good old GB Fry-Up Breakfast.

With lots of black pudding.

oh alright then... gori Figgy ... try out the black pudding from the Occupied North as well.