by CBBB » Tue May 03, 2011 6:32 pm
kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:'Amameirevge' to all of you.
Does the above make any sense to any of you. Insan to answer first.No insult intended.
It's a condense version of 'Lamne mavro-yirefke'
Literally it means 'Go black-search', (
Wot a mouthful for such a tame word!!
...and it's all Greek, no Turkish in it, which means you are off-topic! Again!
by denizaksulu » Tue May 03, 2011 6:54 pm
kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:'Amameirevge' to all of you.
Does the above make any sense to any of you. Insan to answer first.
It's a condense version of 'Lamne mavro-yirefke'
Literally it means 'Go black-search', (
Wot a mouthful for such a tame word!!
...and it's all Greek, no Turkish in it, which means you are off-topic! Again!
by kurupetos » Tue May 03, 2011 7:01 pm
denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:'Amameirevge' to all of you.
Does the above make any sense to any of you. Insan to answer first.
It's a condense version of 'Lamne mavro-yirefke'
Literally it means 'Go black-search', (
Wot a mouthful for such a tame word!!
...and it's all Greek, no Turkish in it, which means you are off-topic! Again!
Ha siktir sen da. I was responding to Strahd who asked if anything Greek was used by the TCs.
by kurupetos » Tue May 03, 2011 7:02 pm
quattro wrote:we use also the forbidden word according to D ................deyyuz ..............deyousis but with the meaning of parapottis ......not the original meaning
by kurupetos » Tue May 03, 2011 7:04 pm
CBBB wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:'Amameirevge' to all of you.
Does the above make any sense to any of you. Insan to answer first.
It's a condense version of 'Lamne mavro-yirefke'
Literally it means 'Go black-search', (
Wot a mouthful for such a tame word!!
...and it's all Greek, no Turkish in it, which means you are off-topic! Again!
Hasiktir, you could be right!
by denizaksulu » Tue May 03, 2011 7:28 pm
kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:'Amameirevge' to all of you.
Does the above make any sense to any of you. Insan to answer first.
It's a condense version of 'Lamne mavro-yirefke'
Literally it means 'Go black-search', (
Wot a mouthful for such a tame word!!
...and it's all Greek, no Turkish in it, which means you are off-topic! Again!
Ha siktir sen da. I was responding to Strahd who asked if anything Greek was used by the TCs.
I was just making fun of you. Again!
No offense!
by quattro » Tue May 03, 2011 7:33 pm
denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:'Amameirevge' to all of you.
Does the above make any sense to any of you. Insan to answer first.
It's a condense version of 'Lamne mavro-yirefke'
Literally it means 'Go black-search', (
Wot a mouthful for such a tame word!!
...and it's all Greek, no Turkish in it, which means you are off-topic! Again!
Ha siktir sen da. I was responding to Strahd who asked if anything Greek was used by the TCs.
I was just making fun of you. Again!
No offense!
Reh amma iese bellos?
by denizaksulu » Tue May 03, 2011 8:09 pm
quattro wrote:denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:kurupetos wrote:denizaksulu wrote:'Amameirevge' to all of you.
Does the above make any sense to any of you. Insan to answer first.
It's a condense version of 'Lamne mavro-yirefke'
Literally it means 'Go black-search', (
Wot a mouthful for such a tame word!!
...and it's all Greek, no Turkish in it, which means you are off-topic! Again!
Ha siktir sen da. I was responding to Strahd who asked if anything Greek was used by the TCs.
I was just making fun of you. Again!
No offense!
Reh amma iese bellos?
come on D from where on earth got that idea ?.
by EricSeans » Tue May 03, 2011 8:17 pm
kurupetos wrote:quattro wrote:we use also the forbidden word according to D ................deyyuz ..............deyousis but with the meaning of parapottis ......not the original meaning
deyyuz is from French: Dreyfus (French-Jew conman)
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