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[Lordo]

i may have done

i normally pass water over terggy as it lands at dalaman or as it flies over terggy


whats your point.

[kurupetos]

asssssikdir lan esske oglu kopek.

I gave it to you nicely.

[Lordo]

hosht exodisari.

[kurupetos]

hosht exodisari.

No, bitch.

[Lordo]

yosdu shilla du karpazi

[Kikapu]

i may have done

So the answer is a, "NO"!

i normally pass water over terggy as it lands at dalaman or as it flies over terggy

So you just take a piss on the plane while making a "pit stop" in Turkey or as it flies over from UK to "trnc".

whats your point.

Well, two points really.

1. You really don’t know Turkey first hand, and that Turkey is not this modern country, as you want it to imagine. It is a country still just above being a Third World in many ways, from it's infrastructure to day to day life and not this modern European country you are lead to believe by the likes of Erdogan.

2. You as Lordo never claimed on CF to have never been to Turkey. That was done by your other self, YFred!

[Lordo]

no the answered is not no. the answer is as i said. i may have done and i may not have done. what kind of a freak are you. stalking this fellow accusing me of being him. gavole allah sabir versin insanaara elham dulillah ne gibin yarattiklar yaratting yarabbi.

as to me not knowing terggy, when did i claim that i know everything there is to know about terggy. terggy is terggy see.

and how much do you know about terggy. you claimed that the leader of tcs is a puppet like the rest of your elamb friends. and how wrong are you old fool. you really are cluless.

[Pyrpolizer]

it was legalised in the 90s and the police is doing allright out of it so they turn a blind eye.

Kasinos are illegal in Turkey FULL STOP. That's they reason they all came to the occupied, and that's the reason every weekend you get flooded from sick kocagari gamblers coming from from Turkey

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/inde ... 946AAYnUBs

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambling_in_Turkey

[Jerry]

It looks like Turkish car workers are doing their bit for the Turkish economy, thousands of them are on strike for more pay and better conditions. That should boost the trade deficit.
http://www.todayszaman.com/business_pro ... 80883.html

[Kikapu]

It looks like Turkish car workers are doing their bit for the Turkish economy, thousands of them are on strike for more pay and better conditions. That should boost the trade deficit.
http://www.todayszaman.com/business_pro ... 80883.html

No one can fault these workers for demanding more money for the work they do, because it is expensive to live in Turkey, for developing country acting as if it is a rich country. The only problem these workers face in getting more money is that there are many unemployed Turks who are ready to take their places at the current wages, or even less, and for the foreign car companies (or any other industry owned by foreign countries) they will just pack-up and go to other cheap labour countries, which the world is full of them rather than pay much more money to the workers in Turkey. In effect, they are telling the Turkish workers just like what Erdogan tells them, "know your place or else”. Of course, the Turkish government would also not support these foreign companies paying more money to the workers at the risk of losing them to other countries.

In Turkey, unless one works for the state, which is 5 days a week, ALL others work 6 days a week, as much as 60 hours a week with very little benefits. The quality of life in Turkey is very hard to come by to the average Turks.