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Re: Problems with Turkish pipeline

Postby Kikapu » Fri Oct 05, 2018 6:04 pm

MR-from-NG wrote:My curiosity got the better of me so I just called Iceman to ask about the water.

Me. Hi Iceman, how are you mate?
I. I'm OK, on my moped on my way to town, just pulled up to talk to you
M. Have you been looking into the Cyprus Forum?
I. No, fuck them
M. I wanted to ask about the water pipe from Turkey
I What about it?
M. The guys on the forum reckon it's been a waste of money and time and no water is running through it
I. So how the fuck is a dam that size full of water then?
M. Remember Kikapu?
I. Yeah, fucking arsehole, what about him?
M He, more then the GC'c (that ones for you Pyrp) is convinced the project was a failure and all the hype and celebrations are just a hoax.
I. I wouldn't expect nothing less from that Greek cock sucking motherfucker.
M. As you know I was out there last month and not once did I have a water cut and not once did I hear of anyone complaining about water shortage. So I wanted to have your opinion.
I. The arseholes gave us hope we would have water in abundance and we would pay a lot less then what we are paying. Bullshit, we are paying twice as much. All fucking liars.
M. So you are confident the water is consistently running and no tankers are filling it up.
I. are you fucking kidding me? If there was any problem you think the TC press are asleep and would not make headline news about it. Tell the cunts on the forum, especially that fucking Kikapu, if they are so curious or if the project bothers them so much all they have to do is queue up at the border, show their passport and come across and visit the dam themselves.
M. Thanks Iceman, regards, to the family and speak soon. Btw, do you ever visit CF?
I No, I now go on Frozen Cypriots, it's on Facebook, real nice people real interesting discussions. Take care M. Bye

There you have it. Straight from the horses mouth.


The above is not from the horses mouth, but instead, from the horses ass, and that horses ass, is you dickhead. :lol:

Iceman is too much of an educated and sophisticated gentleman with class to use the above language against anyone, let alone against me as he and I always got along well here on CF. No, the above conversation never took place because you are a lying racist dickhead that you always were and will always remain because you are nothing but a no class White Trash peasant, who were always a no class White Trash peasant and will die as a no class White Trash peasant. That's your nature, a loud mouth racist dickhead. If you dare to repudiate my above statement that you have lied about what you wrote above in what Iceman said, I will test you my way, which will prove that Iceman never used such language, so go ahead and repudiate all you want, because I can guarantee you, you will not like the test I will put you through. It is your call. :D
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Re: Problems with Turkish pipeline

Postby Kikapu » Fri Oct 05, 2018 6:11 pm

Get Real! wrote:
MR-from-NG wrote:I'm sure we all know the motive behind that post :wink:

Well, what all turncoats have in common is a strong resentment of their government and an overwhelming feeling of injustice over something personal that happened for which they hold their government responsible and that’s what leads to a change of alliance.


GR, your interpretation of what a "turncoat" is does not apply to me whatsoever, since as a Cypriot, I support the RoC and the democratic values based on EU principles. Because I do not support illegal occupation by Turkey of the northern part of the RoC or because I do not support the illegal entity the "trnc", in no way makes me or anyone else in the same position a "turncoat". I' surprised you have gotten the interpretation of this word wrong by a mile. :roll:
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Re: Problems with Turkish pipeline

Postby Get Real! » Fri Oct 05, 2018 6:23 pm

Kikapu wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
MR-from-NG wrote:I'm sure we all know the motive behind that post :wink:

Well, what all turncoats have in common is a strong resentment of their government and an overwhelming feeling of injustice over something personal that happened for which they hold their government responsible and that’s what leads to a change of alliance.


GR, your interpretation of what a "turncoat" is does not apply to me whatsoever, since as a Cypriot, I support the RoC and the democratic values based on EU principles. Because I do not support illegal occupation by Turkey of the northern part of the RoC or because I do not support the illegal entity the "trnc", in no way makes me or anyone else in the same position a "turncoat". I' surprised you have gotten the interpretation of this word wrong by a mile. :roll:

“Turncoat” according to the Wiki…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turncoat

I couldn’t think of a more appropriate word to describe those that go against the “flow”.

I welcome a more appropriate alternative...
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Re: Problems with Turkish pipeline

Postby Kikapu » Fri Oct 05, 2018 6:50 pm

Get Real! wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
MR-from-NG wrote:I'm sure we all know the motive behind that post :wink:

Well, what all turncoats have in common is a strong resentment of their government and an overwhelming feeling of injustice over something personal that happened for which they hold their government responsible and that’s what leads to a change of alliance.


GR, your interpretation of what a "turncoat" is does not apply to me whatsoever, since as a Cypriot, I support the RoC and the democratic values based on EU principles. Because I do not support illegal occupation by Turkey of the northern part of the RoC or because I do not support the illegal entity the "trnc", in no way makes me or anyone else in the same position a "turncoat". I' surprised you have gotten the interpretation of this word wrong by a mile. :roll:

“Turncoat” according to the Wiki…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turncoat

I couldn’t think of a more appropriate word to describe those that go against the “flow”.

I welcome a more appropriate alternative...

Then you need to explain what "flow" you are talking about.

The term "turncoat" would make sense to all those who hold a RoC citizenship as Cypriots and then rather than supporting the RoC as Cypriots they support partition, illegal occupation by Turkey in Cyprus and and all those who support the illegal entity the "trnc". I and majority of Cypriots do not support any of those things unlike MR-from-NG. So really, as Cypriots, MR-from-NG and Lordo are the only "turncoats" than anyone else in this thread, no? :wink:
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Re: Problems with Turkish pipeline

Postby Sotos » Fri Oct 05, 2018 6:55 pm

According to the wiki "A turncoat is a person who shifts allegiance from one loyalty or ideal to another, betraying or deserting an original cause by switching to the opposing side or party."

I don't think Kikapu ever had any loyalty to the pseudo-state, nor his ideal was ever partition. Therefore that description doesn't match Kikapu at all. Kikapu supports what is just and best for all Cypriots, including TCs. A free democratic Cyprus that would make TCs free EU citizens as opposed to being the puppets of Islamic Turkey.
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Re: Problems with Turkish pipeline

Postby Sotos » Fri Oct 05, 2018 7:00 pm

I couldn’t think of a more appropriate word to describe those that go against the “flow”.


How about "nonconformist" or "dissident"? And thats a very good thing when the "flow" is clearly going the wrong way.
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Re: Problems with Turkish pipeline

Postby B25 » Fri Oct 05, 2018 7:02 pm

Kikapu wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
MR-from-NG wrote:I'm sure we all know the motive behind that post :wink:

Well, what all turncoats have in common is a strong resentment of their government and an overwhelming feeling of injustice over something personal that happened for which they hold their government responsible and that’s what leads to a change of alliance.


GR, your interpretation of what a "turncoat" is does not apply to me whatsoever, since as a Cypriot, I support the RoC and the democratic values based on EU principles. Because I do not support illegal occupation by Turkey of the northern part of the RoC or because I do not support the illegal entity the "trnc", in no way makes me or anyone else in the same position a "turncoat". I' surprised you have gotten the interpretation of this word wrong by a mile. :roll:

“Turncoat” according to the Wiki…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turncoat

I couldn’t think of a more appropriate word to describe those that go against the “flow”.

I welcome a more appropriate alternative...

Then you need to explain what "flow" you are talking about.

The term "turncoat" would make sense to all those who hold a RoC citizenship as Cypriots and then rather than supporting the RoC as Cypriots they support partition, illegal occupation by Turkey in Cyprus and and all those who support the illegal entity the "trnc". I and majority of Cypriots do not support any of those things unlike MR-from-NG. So really, as Cypriots, MR-from-NG and Lordo are the only "turncoats" than anyone else in this thread, no? :wink:


Agree with this Kiks. And GR, you are out of order!.

If all Cypriots supported what Kiks does GC or TC then Cyprus would not have these problems. If the truth hurts then so be it the TCs can go F themselves that don't support the RoC. They just want the best of both sides.
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Re: Problems with Turkish pipeline

Postby Get Real! » Fri Oct 05, 2018 7:23 pm

It's elementary...

As a TC Kikapu’s “flow” comes automatically because it is inheritable from the decisions that were made by his community in 1974 and before that.

Therefore his normal or expected flow is to stick with the “TRNCs” plan and any behavior outside of that is considered anti-TC.

His reluctance to accept the flow of his community makes him a turncoat of it.
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Re: Problems with Turkish pipeline

Postby Kikapu » Fri Oct 05, 2018 7:38 pm

Get Real! wrote:It's elementary...

As a TC Kikapu’s “flow” comes automatically because it is inheritable from the decisions that were made by his community in 1974 and before that.

Therefore his normal or expected flow is to stick with the “TRNCs” plan and any behavior outside of that is considered anti-TC.

His reluctance to accept the flow of his community makes him a turncoat of it.


But I am not anti TC.

I am anti "trnc" and anti Turkish occupation and anti partition. Hello! :D
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Re: Problems with Turkish pipeline

Postby Get Real! » Fri Oct 05, 2018 7:47 pm

Kikapu wrote:
Get Real! wrote:It's elementary...

As a TC Kikapu’s “flow” comes automatically because it is inheritable from the decisions that were made by his community in 1974 and before that.

Therefore his normal or expected flow is to stick with the “TRNCs” plan and any behavior outside of that is considered anti-TC.

His reluctance to accept the flow of his community makes him a turncoat of it.


But I am not anti TC.

I am anti "trnc" and anti Turkish occupation and anti partition. Hello! :D

Like it or not the vast majority of your community have embraced the “TRNC” and feel it represents them so going against it makes you anti-TC in the eyes of many of your community.
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