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Turkish Holiday Romances!
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 09:20 pm |
In my continuing research into this much-loved subject I have noticed a NEW pattern!
Whilst the "romance" seems to begin with a LOT of begging and promises from the dudu (including calling her his "wife") I have noticed that after a certain period of time, the dudu backs off and suddenly the tourist girl is doing all the chasing.
At this point, it seems, the girl then "learns the rules". In her desparation to keep the dudu, she starts promising not to go out with friends so often, not to drink, not to wear short skirts etc.
Its also at this point, that the girl involved starts begging for an sms or a phone call or to talk on msn (as if it were diamonds) and begs them to LET THEM call or sms them more often.
End of season arrives. Dudu has no money. He starts inventing stories about operation in hospital, prison, family problems or suicidal thoughts and starts to ask her for money.
The final stage, we all know (Visa, marriage, baby, divorce - not necessarily in that order)
You have to admire these dudus - they REALLY KNOW how to play the game to their advantage
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 10:06 pm |
I agree with you Aenigma. I sometimes scratch my head and wonder how some of these women can be so niave. I thought we all knew what the "pick up lines" are...what the tell tale signs are of how to spot a con man, but apparently not. It is left to us evil women to let these ladies in on the secret language of Dudu...and it never takes a crystal ball to figure out his next move. I have read many posts from other members telling us how judgemental we are and asking us to be more compassionate. There is nothing wrong with compassion BUT I feel as though here in the West women are lucky. We have every opportunity to protect ourselves from pregnancy, disease, and I think enough talk shows, movies and forums are out there to education women about what kind of men to look out for....I DON'T GET IT!!
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 10:28 pm |
My favorite most flamboyant example of this man is on the main strip of shops by the Hali hotel...Karakoy district I think near eminonu Istanbul. Anyway his line was "Hello! I am charismatic Ali Baba!" I think he might have been a prostitute but I'm not sure. He looked like an extra on the Sopranos with his pinstripe polyester suit!
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 10:40 pm |
Thank god my Dudu is not the mushy type. I might just have to puke!!
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 11:19 pm |
You're right Leelu...There are many manifestations of Dudu's. I have a strong, silent type dudu....but for me, the more silent they are..the more I LIKE!!
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 11:23 pm |
OMG!!! I decided to Google...DUDU and you would not believe what came up...a video of Tarkan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1YIiQbJZOY
I think this explains it all...Dudu likes Dudes!
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 11:28 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: OMG!!! I decided to Google...DUDU and you would not believe what came up...a video of Tarkan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1YIiQbJZOY
I think this explains it all...Dudu likes Dudes!
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I believe its because Tarkan has a song called "Dudu"
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 11:29 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: OMG!!! I decided to Google...DUDU and you would not believe what came up...a video of Tarkan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1YIiQbJZOY
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why? girls here (described by aenigma, evil fascist) love him
please, dont offend them by puking onto this wonderful dudu
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 11:31 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting Elisabeth: OMG!!! I decided to Google...DUDU and you would not believe what came up...a video of Tarkan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1YIiQbJZOY
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why? girls here (described by aenigma, evil fascist) love him
please, dont offend them by puking onto this wonderful dudu |
I think he is more like a Dude's Dude than a Dudu..if you know what I mean.
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 11:37 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting Elisabeth: OMG!!! I decided to Google...DUDU and you would not believe what came up...a video of Tarkan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1YIiQbJZOY
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why? girls here (described by aenigma, evil fascist) love him
please, dont offend them by puking onto this wonderful dudu |
I think he is more like a Dude's Dude than a Dudu..if you know what I mean. |
ya know you got a point .. Where i live in the us if a man moves like that .. he's definitelyyyyyyy light in his loafers!! hahahaha .. or as you say .. a Dude's Dude .. giggle ..
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 11:40 pm |
Quoting Leelu: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting Elisabeth: OMG!!! I decided to Google...DUDU and you would not believe what came up...a video of Tarkan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1YIiQbJZOY
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why? girls here (described by aenigma, evil fascist) love him
please, dont offend them by puking onto this wonderful dudu |
OMG .. I didnt' know men moved like that!! can I trade my Dudu for Tarkan? .. wonder if he will send me beautiful sms msgs!! droooooool |
yeah, it would be comfortable with a rich dudu's dudu.
no wonder why hesnt popular in turkia.
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22 Oct 2007 Mon 11:45 pm |
Maybe he has a secret identity on TLC...and is asking for our "advice" about HIS DUDU!! YEW!!
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 01:28 am |
Quoting Elisabeth: Maybe he has a secret identity on TLC...and is asking for our "advice" about HIS DUDU!! YEW!! |
ewwwwwwwwwwww
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 01:28 am |
Quoting Elisabeth: Maybe he has a secret identity on TLC...and is asking for our "advice" about HIS DUDU!! YEW!! |
ewwwwwwwwwwww
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 12:38 pm |
Quoting Badiabdancer74: My favorite most flamboyant example of this man is on the main strip of shops by the Hali hotel...Karakoy district I think near eminonu Istanbul. Anyway his line was "Hello! I am charismatic Ali Baba!" I think he might have been a prostitute but I'm not sure. He looked like an extra on the Sopranos with his pinstripe polyester suit! |
Anti dudu tactic: I don't speak English AT ALL in the tourist area near Hali Hotel! Talk turkish with your friends as you walk along, and the dudus leave you alone. No more "alo Madame" "You want nice boyfriend who doesnt need viagra" etc etc...
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 01:42 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: I sometimes scratch my head and wonder how some of these women can be so niave. I thought we all knew what the "pick up lines" are...what the tell tale signs are of how to spot a con man, but apparently not. |
You hit the nail on the head there!! This is right where my sympathy runs out!!! You can only mop up so much olive oil with your piece of bread
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 02:58 pm |
There was a big Viagra sign outside the chemist in Oludeniz and I thought that must be for the tourists, not for the Turkish men
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 05:03 pm |
Quoting MarioninTurkey:
Anti dudu tactic: I don't speak English AT ALL in the tourist area near Hali Hotel! Talk turkish with your friends as you walk along, and the dudus leave you alone. No more "alo Madame" "You want nice boyfriend who doesnt need viagra" etc etc... |
this is hilarious
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 05:04 pm |
Quoting libralady: Quoting Elisabeth: I sometimes scratch my head and wonder how some of these women can be so niave. I thought we all knew what the "pick up lines" are...what the tell tale signs are of how to spot a con man, but apparently not. |
You hit the nail on the head there!! This is right where my sympathy runs out!!! You can only mop up so much olive oil with your piece of bread |
will please not drink before you post? thank you
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 05:05 pm |
Quoting libralady:
There was a big Viagra sign outside the chemist in Oludeniz and I thought that must be for the tourists, not for the Turkish men |
you must be an expert of turkish men then
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 05:06 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting libralady: You hit the nail on the head there!! This is right where my sympathy runs out!!! You can only mop up so much olive oil with your piece of bread |
will please not drink before you post? thank you  |
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 06:27 pm |
 Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting MarioninTurkey:
Anti dudu tactic: I don't speak English AT ALL in the tourist area near Hali Hotel! Talk turkish with your friends as you walk along, and the dudus leave you alone. No more "alo Madame" "You want nice boyfriend who doesnt need viagra" etc etc... |
this is hilarious  |
OMG I'm rolling here!!
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 06:37 pm |
Quoting MarioninTurkey: Anti dudu tactic: I don't speak English AT ALL in the tourist area near Hali Hotel! Talk turkish with your friends as you walk along, and the dudus leave you alone. No more "alo Madame" "You want nice boyfriend who doesnt need viagra" etc etc... |
FINALLY! A good incentive to improve my Turkish!
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 06:43 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: In my continuing research into this much-loved subject I have noticed a NEW pattern!
Whilst the "romance" seems to begin with a LOT of begging and promises from the dudu (including calling her his "wife") I have noticed that after a certain period of time, the dudu backs off and suddenly the tourist girl is doing all the chasing.
At this point, it seems, the girl then "learns the rules". In her desparation to keep the dudu, she starts promising not to go out with friends so often, not to drink, not to wear short skirts etc.
Its also at this point, that the girl involved starts begging for an sms or a phone call or to talk on msn (as if it were diamonds) and begs them to LET THEM call or sms them more often.
End of season arrives. Dudu has no money. He starts inventing stories about operation in hospital, prison, family problems or suicidal thoughts and starts to ask her for money.
The final stage, we all know (Visa, marriage, baby, divorce - not necessarily in that order)
You have to admire these dudus - they REALLY KNOW how to play the game to their advantage  |
Part 2:
Relationship ends. Girl stays on Turkish Class, gets spam, checks out their photo, starts talking on MSN with the spammer... and so begins the whole process again!
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 07:55 pm |
Quoting MarioninTurkey: Quoting Badiabdancer74: My favorite most flamboyant example of this man is on the main strip of shops by the Hali hotel...Karakoy district I think near eminonu Istanbul. Anyway his line was "Hello! I am charismatic Ali Baba!" I think he might have been a prostitute but I'm not sure. He looked like an extra on the Sopranos with his pinstripe polyester suit! |
Anti dudu tactic: I don't speak English AT ALL in the tourist area near Hali Hotel! Talk turkish with your friends as you walk along, and the dudus leave you alone. No more "alo Madame" "You want nice boyfriend who doesnt need viagra" etc etc... |
My Anti Dudu tactic...I wear a headscarf! Works everytime.
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 07:57 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting AEnigma III: In my continuing research into this much-loved subject I have noticed a NEW pattern!
Whilst the "romance" seems to begin with a LOT of begging and promises from the dudu (including calling her his "wife") I have noticed that after a certain period of time, the dudu backs off and suddenly the tourist girl is doing all the chasing.
At this point, it seems, the girl then "learns the rules". In her desparation to keep the dudu, she starts promising not to go out with friends so often, not to drink, not to wear short skirts etc.
Its also at this point, that the girl involved starts begging for an sms or a phone call or to talk on msn (as if it were diamonds) and begs them to LET THEM call or sms them more often.
End of season arrives. Dudu has no money. He starts inventing stories about operation in hospital, prison, family problems or suicidal thoughts and starts to ask her for money.
The final stage, we all know (Visa, marriage, baby, divorce - not necessarily in that order)
You have to admire these dudus - they REALLY KNOW how to play the game to their advantage  |
Part 2:
Relationship ends. Girl stays on Turkish Class, gets spam, checks out their photo, starts talking on MSN with the spammer... and so begins the whole process again!  |
OMG how true!!!
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 08:15 pm |
Quote: Quoting karekin04: Part 2:
Relationship ends. Girl stays on Turkish Class, gets spam, checks out their photo, starts talking on MSN with the spammer... and so begins the whole process again!  |
ahhaaa to funny! You are such an expert, spam lover |
Karekino!!!!!!!!!! Great to see you back!
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 08:21 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting MarioninTurkey: Quoting Badiabdancer74: My favorite most flamboyant example of this man is on the main strip of shops by the Hali hotel...Karakoy district I think near eminonu Istanbul. Anyway his line was "Hello! I am charismatic Ali Baba!" I think he might have been a prostitute but I'm not sure. He looked like an extra on the Sopranos with his pinstripe polyester suit! |
Anti dudu tactic: I don't speak English AT ALL in the tourist area near Hali Hotel! Talk turkish with your friends as you walk along, and the dudus leave you alone. No more "alo Madame" "You want nice boyfriend who doesnt need viagra" etc etc... |
My Anti Dudu tactic...I wear a headscarf! Works everytime. |
good one! sometimes wearing long sleeved and large clothes works well too in decreasing attacks.
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 08:47 pm |
Quoting portokal: Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting MarioninTurkey: Quoting Badiabdancer74: My favorite most flamboyant example of this man is on the main strip of shops by the Hali hotel...Karakoy district I think near eminonu Istanbul. Anyway his line was "Hello! I am charismatic Ali Baba!" I think he might have been a prostitute but I'm not sure. He looked like an extra on the Sopranos with his pinstripe polyester suit! |
Anti dudu tactic: I don't speak English AT ALL in the tourist area near Hali Hotel! Talk turkish with your friends as you walk along, and the dudus leave you alone. No more "alo Madame" "You want nice boyfriend who doesnt need viagra" etc etc... |
My Anti Dudu tactic...I wear a headscarf! Works everytime. |
good one! sometimes wearing long sleeved and large clothes works well too in decreasing attacks.  |
would a potato sack work too? .. although I don't know if I can stand the itching!!
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 08:50 pm |
Quoting Leelu: Quoting portokal: Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting MarioninTurkey: Quoting Badiabdancer74: My favorite most flamboyant example of this man is on the main strip of shops by the Hali hotel...Karakoy district I think near eminonu Istanbul. Anyway his line was "Hello! I am charismatic Ali Baba!" I think he might have been a prostitute but I'm not sure. He looked like an extra on the Sopranos with his pinstripe polyester suit! |
Anti dudu tactic: I don't speak English AT ALL in the tourist area near Hali Hotel! Talk turkish with your friends as you walk along, and the dudus leave you alone. No more "alo Madame" "You want nice boyfriend who doesnt need viagra" etc etc... |
My Anti Dudu tactic...I wear a headscarf! Works everytime. |
good one! sometimes wearing long sleeved and large clothes works well too in decreasing attacks.  |
would a potato sack work too? .. although I don't know if I can stand the itching!! |
 in a sack of potatoes
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 08:54 pm |
Anything that would make you "blend in" will do. I find that Dudu may feel very bold if he thinks you don't know what he is up to. Wearing a headscarf and loose clothes enables the Western woman to move around in "stealth mode".
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 09:00 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Anything that would make you 'blend in' will do. I find that Dudu may feel very bold if he thinks you don't know what he is up to. Wearing a headscarf and loose clothes enables the Western woman to move around in 'stealth mode'. |
and endin up like in a carnaval??
a fiesta!!!
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 09:12 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Anything that would make you "blend in" will do. I find that Dudu may feel very bold if he thinks you don't know what he is up to. Wearing a headscarf and loose clothes enables the Western woman to move around in "stealth mode". |
Stealth mode
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 09:39 pm |
NO, no potato sack, they may eat you instead.
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 09:43 pm |
How about wearing a shirt "Jesus loves you".
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 09:44 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: How about wearing a shirt 'Jesus loves you'. |
dont advise, they are very tolerant, esp in malatya
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 09:47 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting teaschip1: How about wearing a shirt 'Jesus loves you'. |
dont advise, they are very tolerant, esp in malatya  |
How about a tshirt saying "God loves a Lesbian" ?
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 10:02 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting teaschip1: How about wearing a shirt 'Jesus loves you'. |
dont advise, they are very tolerant, esp in malatya  |
How about a tshirt saying "God loves a Lesbian" ?  |
I think that would turn them on more. They may say the more the merry. How about "God loves trans." or "Just Admit the Geonicide".
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 11:09 pm |
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Karekino!!!!!!!!!! Great to see you back!  |
well.... you know.... . Sometimes work is just so damn boring and I know where i can go to find a good laugh, thanks dear!
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23 Oct 2007 Tue 11:11 pm |
Quote: or "Just Admit the Geonicide". |
thats the ticket!!!
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 12:59 am |
Quote: You know, that is really a very tasteless comment. The genocide issue is not a jokeing matter.
Quoting karekin04: or "Just Admit the Geonicide". |
thats the ticket!!! |
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 04:51 pm |
oh geez Alameda, its not a joke about the genocide. Its a quote that would turn off Turkish resort workers. Just because you don't have Teas great sense of humour do not accuse her of being tasteless.
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 04:58 pm |
Quote: Quoting alameda: You know, that is really a very tasteless comment. The genocide issue is not a jokeing matter.
Quoting karekin04: or "Just Admit the Geonicide". |
thats the ticket!!! |
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I have to agree. Some things just aren't funny. When was the last time you heard a good holcaust joke??
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 05:06 pm |
Quote: I have to agree. Some things just aren't funny. When was the last time you heard a good holcaust joke?? |
again, i didnt think it was a joke persay
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 05:09 pm |
It was a statement, just like many ridiculous statements I hear from other members. If the Germans refused to acknowledge the Holcaust, I would make the same statement. "Just Admit the Holcaust". If you find it offensive, let me reword it then to your satisfaction. "Why dismiss the Armenian Geonicide?"
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 05:12 pm |
besides Keith, do you think anything is funny ever?
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 05:16 pm |
No, nothing is ever funny. Life is completely serious. Laughing is for the unemployed and the TLC addicts. Femme Fatal taught me that...
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 10:45 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting libralady: Quoting Elisabeth: I sometimes scratch my head and wonder how some of these women can be so niave. I thought we all knew what the "pick up lines" are...what the tell tale signs are of how to spot a con man, but apparently not. |
You hit the nail on the head there!! This is right where my sympathy runs out!!! You can only mop up so much olive oil with your piece of bread |
will please not drink before you post? thank you  |
Yes that coffee went straight to my head..................
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 11:19 pm |
Quoting libralady: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting libralady: Quoting Elisabeth: I sometimes scratch my head and wonder how some of these women can be so niave. I thought we all knew what the "pick up lines" are...what the tell tale signs are of how to spot a con man, but apparently not. |
You hit the nail on the head there!! This is right where my sympathy runs out!!! You can only mop up so much olive oil with your piece of bread |
will please not drink before you post? thank you  |
Yes that coffee went straight to my head.................. |
perhaps coffee isnt good for you?
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 11:24 pm |
Quoting KeithL: No, nothing is ever funny. Life is completely serious. Laughing is for the unemployed and the TLC addicts. Femme Fatal taught me that... |
OFFFF Keith, now who is being the Dudu?.....You have turned to the dark side of the force!
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 11:28 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting KeithL: No, nothing is ever funny. Life is completely serious. Laughing is for the unemployed and the TLC addicts. Femme Fatal taught me that... |
OFFFF Keith, now who is being the Dudu?.....You have turned to the dark side of the force! |
Luke I am your father!!
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24 Oct 2007 Wed 11:36 pm |
Quoting KeithL: No, nothing is ever funny. Life is completely serious. Laughing is for the unemployed and the TLC addicts. Femme Fatal taught me that... |
You know it is all the lemons that does it............ I think I might suffer the same problem. Laughing is for those less fortunate I agree, and low and behold anyone who breaks the rules of laughter
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