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30 Nov 2006 Thu 11:51 pm |
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Quoting GinaG: Hi...does anybody know what the city Batman is like?? I am going there for 2weeks to stay with my boyfriend and his family, but will they accept me? How different is things there from tourist areas, can we still walk down the street holiding hands? Thanks =] |
Are you okay?You must think this lots of times!
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30 Nov 2006 Thu 11:54 pm |
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St.Nicholas comes from Turkey????
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30 Nov 2006 Thu 11:56 pm |
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30 Nov 2006 Thu 11:58 pm |
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Quoting xkirstyx: St.Nicholas comes from Turkey???? |
Kto kto??
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01 Dec 2006 Fri 12:25 am |
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Quote: i cant believe you guys you are trying to hide things we are not trying to advertising our country for tourism at the moment just helping somebody who will soon go there and disappoint also you cant compare batman to terror atacks in london or istanbul or any safety place terror atacks can be in anywhere in the world i am talking about pkk is living there, it means always there!
please dont ignore them!
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Have you ever been to any place in the east? You are sounding as if you were the spokeswoman of PKK. That's what PKK is trying to do . To scare people and prevent them from going to the region and isolate the region from Turkey. Millions of people live in the region. The number of terorists is 3-5 thounsand. The majority of that number is on the other side of the border; in northern Iraq. And also almost 35 percent of them is non Kurdish. Pls be careful when talking about a region and people living there.
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01 Dec 2006 Fri 12:27 am |
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HA HA Elizabeth, i feel like your 9 year old son. 
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01 Dec 2006 Fri 12:35 am |
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The areas' population is mainly Kurdish and they are more strictly blinded by some certain customs, traditions... So good luck. I cannot say it is the right place to go for a young tourist girl. If it were Gaziantep, Erzurum or Erzincan or some other eastern cities I would challenge you. But Batman... :S I bet even "Batman" has been at his homeland so far  So be careful pls. But it will be a good experience for you to see the cultural gap.
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01 Dec 2006 Fri 02:02 am |
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i too am hoping to travel to the east of turkey....not for a while yet though, diyarbakir and mardin, which are not too far from batman, are the places which i have planned to visit......are these places similar to batman in terms of some of the things discussed previously? i've heard they are really nice places!
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01 Dec 2006 Fri 04:12 am |
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Quote: Have you ever been to any place in the east? You are sounding as if you were the spokeswoman of PKK. That's what PKK is trying to do . To scare people and prevent them from going to the region and isolate the region from Turkey. Millions of people live in the region. The number of terorists is 3-5 thounsand. The majority of that number is on the other side of the border; in northern Iraq. And also almost 35 percent of them is non Kurdish. Pls be careful when talking about a region and people living there |
+100 
i actually agree with u on something....
But yeh i agree with the others make sure u cover up and be aware of their traditions and have respect for the customs...(such as showin 2much flesh + showin to much affection in public) after all u are in there country .... good luck!!! xxxx
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01 Dec 2006 Fri 04:24 am |
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Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting xkirstyx: Theres a city called Batman?? |
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 @ Elisabeth......oh dear I love little children....they can make you laugh!
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01 Dec 2006 Fri 04:25 am |
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Quoting xkirstyx: St.Nicholas comes from Turkey???? |
Ok it's apparent that not only little children can make you laugh
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