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i love turkey more than so much
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21 Apr 2006 Fri 01:17 am |
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21 Apr 2006 Fri 01:18 am |
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21 Apr 2006 Fri 10:46 pm |
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but why, are you turkish?
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21 Apr 2006 Fri 10:59 pm |
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:36 am |
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...and I had turkey for christmas dinner... 
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 12:20 pm |
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sounds like turkey has alot of supporters........i think i have chosen the right language to learn 
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 01:31 pm |
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We have a club 
I also have a flag in my room, pillows, photo of Atatürk, tea glasses, coffee cups, cezve and many many
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 03:22 pm |
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i love turkey .
becuz there most clean country in the world .
becuz there can found my dream.
becuz there most foods i love it...
yes i love even i was death couldnot stop..
but until now i am still live in china ....
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 05:51 pm |
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 06:33 pm |
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Hmm... then I am probably 'the chinese' one... almost everything around me has been made in China.. .
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 06:41 pm |
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When people ask me why i like Turkey so much i cannot answer them bcuz i cannot descibe how much i want to be in Turkey and how much i want to learn the language....
My family think im crazy just because i cannot stop singing turkish muzik, but my friends are very supportive and my boyfriend also. Im actually teaching turkish now  .
i don't have flags or coffee cups or anything like that at home (not yet), but all i know is that i always carry the turkish flag in my heart.....
Turkey is the best place ever!!!!!!
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 06:45 pm |
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Quoting Deli_kizin: Quoting catwoman: Hmm... then I am probably 'the chinese' one... almost everything around me has been made in China.. . |
Hehe then i am definitely Swedish with my Ikea-bedroom Well actually only a few things are from Ikea.. but still 
And now im gonna eat my Italian dinner  |
im 50% mexican and 50% turkish, hehehe.
i eat mexican food, i have mexican friends, and i "have" to speak spanish at home..... but like i said, im turkish on the inside.
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 06:52 pm |
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 07:19 pm |
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I will tell you if I love Turkey after I come back from there .
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 07:49 pm |
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Not many people go to Turkey and survive being bitten by the 'bug' Catwoman.
As for me, the minute I step out of the plane (whichever airport I land at) I feel I have come home. It doesn't matter what the weather is like, hot, cold, sunny or raining I just feel like I am where I should be and I feel so happy. 
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 08:17 pm |
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Quoting Lyndie: Not many people go to Turkey and survive being bitten by the 'bug' Catwoman.
As for me, the minute I step out of the plane (whichever airport I land at) I feel I have come home. It doesn't matter what the weather is like, hot, cold, sunny or raining I just feel like I am where I should be and I feel so happy. |
I join the club, Lyndie. I've been there only twice, but i felt exactly the same. When i went to Türkiye wihtout my parents knowledge (of which it is a miracle that i survived without being raped, robbed or even harmed), you'd think i'd feel insecure, scared and lonely.. but I never felt as strong as then. I had my goal, i had my love and i was gonna get it all right, right at the place i felt home. When i flew over Istanbul I could just feel it.. When i got out of the bus that drove me to Izmir.. Ohh need i say more.. I miss it. I miss it very very much.
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 09:01 pm |
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I have been to Turkey three times, butI'm definitely planning to go there again. Before going there I visited a number of other countries but none of them (but for the UK's rural areas)impressed me so much. All the big things: the architecture, the landscapes as well as the petty ones: men fishing on the Galata bridge, crowds passing passing me by in Istiklal caddesi and the banana nargile smoked with friends made me stand agape unable to utter a single word. Even kokorec couldn't spoil the pleasure of experiencing Turkey. However, I am far from being a Turkophyle. I loved that country enough to start learning the languge, I made wonderful friends there, I put on five kilogrammes devouring irresistable Turkish specialities and I would be more than happy if I had a chance to spend a year or two working there. And, although I'll never put a Turkish flag on my wall, Turkey will always be a special place for me to return to.
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 10:25 pm |
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Quoting Daydreamer: Even kokorec couldn't spoil the pleasure of experiencing Turkey. |
Did you try it?? Aferin sana! Maybe I will next time, but it doesn't sound that appealing to me..
Mind you, we have something similar and I never had it here either..
How is it prepared?
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 10:32 pm |
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Quoting Elisa: Quoting Daydreamer: Even kokorec couldn't spoil the pleasure of experiencing Turkey. |
Did you try it?? Aferin sana! Maybe I will next time, but it doesn't sound that appealing to me..
Mind you, we have something similar and I never had it here either..
How is it prepared? |
Not appealing? Kokorec? 
We have kokorec in Greece, but I find our "version" disgusting. Turkish one is delicious though. Try it next time
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 10:47 pm |
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Quoting sophie: Not appealing? Kokorec?
We have kokorec in Greece, but I find our "version" disgusting. |
That's what I think of ours too..
Quoting sophie: Turkish one is delicious though. Try it next time |
Just put it on my list of things to do next time in Turkey
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 10:48 pm |
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Quoting sophie:
Not appealing? Kokorec?
We have kokorec in Greece, but I find our "version" disgusting. Turkish one is delicious though. Try it next time |
Ahmmm..no thanks! The smell put me off trying it even before I actually got enlightened about what it is made of. If you don't mind, I'll stick to what I call meat -> and the outlet of sheep's digestive system is anything but that
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:03 pm |
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Quoting Daydreamer:
Ahmmm..no thanks! The smell put me off trying it even before I actually got enlightened about what it is made of. If you don't mind, I'll stick to what I call meat -> and the outlet of sheep's digestive system is anything but that |
Smell was what troubled me too, the first time I was asked to try kokorec. But as I m so curious about different tastes, i found the courage to taste it. And it was spicy and delicious. Now, the information about the sheep's digestive system is something i successfully blocked somewhere in the back part of my mind, while eating it
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:08 pm |
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Quoting Elisa: Quoting Daydreamer: Even kokorec couldn't spoil the pleasure of experiencing Turkey. |
Did you try it?? Aferin sana! Maybe I will next time, but it doesn't sound that appealing to me..
Mind you, we have something similar and I never had it here either..
How is it prepared? |
OK I forgot about Korkorec  I tried it in Mersin.
Kokorec kebaps actually! Bleurch! I called them 'cockroach' Kebaps! İ gave mine to a passing dog!
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:12 pm |
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Quoting Lyndie: I called them 'cockroach' Kebaps! İ gave mine to a passing dog! |
I ll try it again and again! Wow! I m brave! 
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:19 pm |
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:20 pm |
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Quoting sophie: Quoting Daydreamer:
Ahmmm..no thanks! The smell put me off trying it even before I actually got enlightened about what it is made of. If you don't mind, I'll stick to what I call meat -> and the outlet of sheep's digestive system is anything but that |
Smell was what troubled me too, the first time I was asked to try kokorec. But as I m so curious about different tastes, i found the courage to taste it. And it was spicy and delicious. |
I'm definitely gonna have them next time! You made me really curious. Besides, I can't give an opinion about something I don't know, can I?
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:27 pm |
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Korkorec is tripe in England. İf you have ever seen tripe in a butchers shop it basically looks like a pile of greyish fur. İt is indeed the lining of a sheeps stomach. İt absolutely stinks when you cook it. My friend had a pet shop and she used to cook it and sell it for dog food. İ could never eat it in England. İ couldnt even have it in the house. But İ have tried it twice in turkey. The first time was in a friends house. Is was just fried in olive oil with no spices and was like eating stinky rubber!
The second time İ tried in Mersin because İ was assured it was delicious and actually it did not smell too bad. İt was very spicy and but even the spices could not disguise the taste for me and although İ tood several bites hoping it would improve for me it made me feel sick. So İ re named it 'cockroach' and did give it to a passing dog! My friend however thinks it is absolutely delicious and went crazy when İ gave mine to the dog! So its a matter of taste İ suppose (like everything) but for me YUK!
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:36 pm |
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kokoreç and midye tava, two things that are always delicious to me.
Now, my mouth has watered
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:42 pm |
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:45 pm |
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Quoting carol.trky: are u talking about that brown animal that have wings and just appers at nights?????  |
what is it? Isn't it bat you decribe? Oh, no it's not eaten I hope  midye tava is fried mussels, I don't know if yuo have ever eaten.
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:47 pm |
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:51 pm |
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i have only the turkish flag on the door of my room.. although i think that what is in the heart is most important.. its what u feel and not what you own (material items).. right lyndie?
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:51 pm |
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Carol I think you were talking about a bat! I think that Meltem was talking about fried mussels!
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:53 pm |
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:55 pm |
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Quoting carol.trky:
bat???? hahha noooo I mean the insect!!!!!! that have wingsssss and they are brown and lives in dirty placessss aren't that cockroaches???? ..... I am feeling sick, please tell me is not that |
öghhh cockroaches?? Why would we eat that? is it ever eaten?
you want which one, midye is the mossels and kokoreç is the intestines of sheep that are cleaned, cooked with spices and put between sandwich.
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24 Apr 2006 Mon 11:56 pm |
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Quoting miss_ceyda: i have only the turkish flag on the door of my room.. although i think that what is in the heart is most important.. its what u feel and not what you own (material items).. right lyndie? |
Absolutely right Miss C! 
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 12:00 am |
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 12:11 am |
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Quoting Elisa:
I'm definitely gonna have them next time! You made me really curious. Besides, I can't give an opinion about something I don't know, can I? |
This is what I have just done - I gave my (disgusted) opinion about kokorec! The smell (reek) stopped me but the ecstatic expression on my friends's faces was comparable only to my face while eating kadayif Ladies, why don't we make a deal - if you promise to keep your hands off kadayif, i will gladly leave all the kokorec in the world to you
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 12:13 am |
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 12:20 am |
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It's a dessert that I fell in love with If only I knew how to paste pics here, I'd show you! Unfortunately at the time when I was in secondary school we were taught DOS not HTML. But you can use google graphics to see what it is.
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 12:22 am |
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Quoting Daydreamer:
Ladies, why don't we make a deal - if you promise to keep your hands off kadayif, i will gladly leave all the kokorec in the world to you |
Deal!
And by the way, let me celebrate the first time i totally agree with mltm! 
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 12:29 am |
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Quoting Daydreamer: kadayif |
While googling for it (and from what I saw, kadayif comes in all shapes and colours..), I found this
This site calls for some further investigation..
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 12:31 am |
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Quoting sophie: Deal!
And by the way, let me celebrate the first time i totally agree with mltm! |
I'm glad you agree but it's funny that Meltem mentions kokorec and mussels as it is what reminds me of The Night of Turkish Culinary Nightmare I went through in Ankara. First, going to a pub, my friends had kokorec and then, on our way back to the hotel they stopped at a street stall to have a snack. To my horror they would have..mussels. Thus, my list of things not to eat extended to three positions: kokorec, mussels and iskende (I'm not sure about the name but it's a sour sheep soup)
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 12:33 am |
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Quoting Elisa: Quoting Daydreamer: kadayif |
While googling for it (and from what I saw, kadayif comes in all shapes and colours..), I found this
This site calls for some further investigation.. |
Oh I agree..and this one as well
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 12:34 am |
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Quoting Daydreamer:
my list of things not to eat extended to three positions: kokorec, mussels and iskende (I'm not sure about the name but it's a sour sheep soup) |
I never had midya in Turkey, probably forgot to, but I do like them, as its a very common dish here in greece. As for Iskembe, this is in my NEVER-T0-EAT-EVEN-IF-I'M-STARVING list!
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 12:57 am |
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I will definitely add my comments about the whole kokoreç/cockroach thingy as soon as i will have eaten it
I actually eat anything, the only things i didn't eat for years were peanutbutter and those banana-marshmallow/sweets kinda things. But peanutbutter is no longer in the disgusted-zone.
And i sure do love midye tava. Btw, i keep forgetting the turkish name for kalamarakia? It comes close but i don't remember it. Anyone here to freshen up my memory?
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 01:11 am |
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Quoting Deli_kizin: Btw, i keep forgetting the turkish name for kalamarakia? It comes close but i don't remember it. Anyone here to freshen up my memory? |
Kalamarakia comes from kalamari and it's kalamar in turkish. Like most of the greek words, you cut an i in the end and there you have the turkish word.
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 01:16 am |
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Quoting sophie:
Kalamarakia comes from kalamari and it's kalamar in turkish. Like most of the greek words, you cut an i in the end and there you have the turkish word. |
Hehe ok thanks, i knew it came close. Kadir has told me many times by now i think, but it just kept slipping away through my mind. I remember i was so stunned to see the shape of the tiny thingies through the fried stuff. I must have been like 10 or something.
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 03:05 am |
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Quoting sophie
Kalamarakia comes from kalamari and it's kalamar in turkish. Like most of the greek words, you cut an i in the end and there you have the turkish word. [/QUOTE:
practical moro mind hahaha..yes ..a nice way to create greek words here..i also use it..
thanks
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 12:16 pm |
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Quoting sophie:
Deal!
And by the way, let me celebrate the first time i totally agree with mltm! |
haha yes, we agree about midye and kokoreç, but I'm afraid again we don't totally agree eachother because I really likee işkembe.
My never ever be eatens could be snails, frog legs, insects, dogs and brain.
aah and a small note: even if no one really seems to be caring around, I try not to consume mussels, I just eat them a few times in a year because they're not very healty they take inside all the toxic things in the sea like a sponge and if you eat them frequently over years the chemicals are accumulated in your body. You should be really very sure about where they come from.
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 07:09 pm |
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C'mon you guys!!!
If ya keep talking about "kokoreç/cockroach".... iam going to have to taste them when traveling to Turkey cuz now im curious
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 07:35 pm |
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25 Apr 2006 Tue 07:57 pm |
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01 May 2006 Mon 01:17 am |
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salam
i love turkey also yusuf , iam egyptien too, i study turkish, these countery is so beatifull, but i ask where you get the flag of TURKEY and THE T-SHIRT with cresent and star , i wanna buy these flag and the t-shirt.
do you know why?
because the flag of turkey is the falg of all MUSLIMS
SALAM
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01 May 2006 Mon 06:20 pm |
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Quoting benaraby: salam
i love turkey also yusuf , iam egyptien too, i study turkish, these countery is so beatifull, but i ask where you get the flag of TURKEY and THE T-SHIRT with cresent and star , i wanna buy these flag and the t-shirt.
do you know why?
because the flag of turkey is the falg of all MUSLIMS
SALAM |
Well, try to buy those things @ www.tulumba.com. It actually depends where are you @. (Where do you live???)
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01 May 2006 Mon 08:07 pm |
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I am happy to hear your love for Turkey.I am Turkish and I am here to help all of you.(If you need any help)
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01 May 2006 Mon 09:10 pm |
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Quoting damla: I am happy to hear your love for Turkey.I am Turkish and I am here to help all of you.(If you need any help) |
Thank you very much for your help!!!... we will need you ...or at least "I will".
Im sure everyone in this website appreciate people like you!!!
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03 May 2006 Wed 06:57 pm |
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whooooaaaa
i didnt know about that turkish class forum ..that's so cool
i love turkiye toooooooo
i love turkish food toooooooo
i listen to turkish music tooooo "though i dont understand"
my family thinks i'm a weirdo tooooooo
but i didnt know there were some people just like me
i'm so happy to know that
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03 May 2006 Wed 07:00 pm |
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Quoting cinderella: whooooaaaa
i didnt know about that turkish class forum ..that's so cool
i love turkiye toooooooo
i love turkish food toooooooo
i listen to turkish music tooooo "though i dont understand"
my family thinks i'm a weirdo tooooooo
but i didnt know there were some people just like me
i'm so happy to know that |
 we are a lot!!
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03 May 2006 Wed 10:39 pm |
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I'm really really realllllly happy to know that ..
i finally found people i have something in common with
you see ..i'm new here and i'd like to be your friend
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03 May 2006 Wed 10:56 pm |
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Quoting cinderella: but i didnt know there were some people just like me
i'm so happy to know that |
Trust me, this site is filled with idiots. I'm proud to say I'm one of them
But it's good there are some serious people areound here to help us out too
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03 May 2006 Wed 11:09 pm |
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03 May 2006 Wed 11:15 pm |
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Cinderella, just may it be clear to you that many people here feel the same.. or even worse
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10 Dec 2006 Sun 08:48 pm |
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Well I remembered this forum when I was eating my first (and probably last) kokoreç last night. I always thought it looked delicious, but had never seen it cut open.. which was when I started to doubt if i wanted to eat or not. From the outside it looks really nice and crispy, but when it gets cut you see the inside which is sort of white and 'slimy wet..' Being fully aware of what was inside, I wanted to try anyway as I had been curious to it for such a long time.
First I thought it was not too bad. Im rather fond of things that are crispy and fat at the same time But the real crispy parts that are dark have a very heavy taste and i didnt really like it.. and the very fat parts feel like snails in your mouth.. I probably had too many thoughts while eating it, so I liked the first few bites and then found it less an less attractive till I ordered an adana durum
Kadir told me that if Turkey joins the EU, this will be forbidden. I wonder why? (especially after having read they have similar food in Belgium and Greece?) And İ ate brain in france, so I wonder what the would be wrong with bağırsak?
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10 Dec 2006 Sun 08:55 pm |
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Intestines? Yuk! No way I'm ever gonna try that.
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10 Dec 2006 Sun 09:20 pm |
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haha same here i am only 14 lol and i lovee turkey all my freinds call me turk haha i have been 5 times and i adoreee it i learning to speak the language and i want to be teacher in turkey and live there i love it
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10 Dec 2006 Sun 09:22 pm |
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i have a load of turkish ornaments with turkish flag and 'evil eye' ornaments to protect from evil also i have fener scarves, tshirt, tablecloth, hat, hand and a baseball cap
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10 Dec 2006 Sun 09:25 pm |
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In my house two carpets, a waterpipe and lots of pictures.
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10 Dec 2006 Sun 09:32 pm |
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my pc documents are full of turkish lessons i downloaded and sent to me by my turkish friend. My officemates used to call me miss turkey whenever they call to my office and request me to speak some turkish words which i generously do and sometimes by looking to my lessons which are always available on top of my table. But the most important thing i received from my turkish brother friend is the copy of The Koran-English Version.
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10 Dec 2006 Sun 11:17 pm |
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 It's like I have stepped into a Turkish worship room!
If you stepped in my room you wouldn't know where I came from.
American flag, Turkish books, English books, Spanish book, German books, books on Australia (yes I like to read ), South Korean certificates (Taekwondo), Turkish clothing, English clothing, American clothing, Spanish clothing....need I say more?
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10 Dec 2006 Sun 11:27 pm |
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My frıends call me 'turkish girl'
I have a turkısh flag on the wall of my bedroom
wıth letters sayıng 'Türkiye'yi çok seviyorum'
I lısten to turkısh musıc ONLY
I dream of beıng ın Turkey ALL THE TIME , I am studyıng turkısh for over a year , I carry wıth me to the place I study ın books about turkısh language and taught turkısh to my frıends...
I love Turkey as ıf I WERE TURKISH myself!!!
but I am Chılean!!!
I have never been there but I wıll when I save enough money ( İnşallah!)
I cannot understand HOW some turks do not lıke theır country...
I cannot belıeve how frıendly turks are....
oh needless to say ....how gorgeous....!!
In a few words :
I LOVE TURKEY!!!!!!
Just lıke all of you do or maybe more!!!
Dilara
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10 Dec 2006 Sun 11:37 pm |
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I am the same.So many things connected to Turkey.I only have 2 keys and about 6 turkish key rings.My fridge is covered in 'evil eye' magnets.I love turkish music and have many cd's,i am trying to learn turkish.I drink turkish tea and attempt to make turkish food lol I just love everything connected to it.
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 03:00 pm |
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I'm working towards being a "Turkey addict". I have a big "evil eye charm" above my bed which watches over me. I play turkish music at work (even if not everybody appreciates it!) and I have different photos of Istanbul on my computer as screensaver!
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 03:01 pm |
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oh, I nearly fogot, I have Turkish elma çay in my kitchen
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 03:04 pm |
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Quoting irishdon: oh, I nearly fogot, I have Turkish elma çay in my kitchen |
now u r talking..turkish apple tea is to die 4
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 03:27 pm |
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 03:37 pm |
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Quoting kai: It's like I have stepped into a Turkish worship room!
If you stepped in my room you wouldn't know where I came from.
American flag, Turkish books, English books, Spanish book, German books, books on Australia (yes I like to read ), South Korean certificates (Taekwondo), Turkish clothing, English clothing, American clothing, Spanish clothing....need I say more?
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Kai same with me i have lots of collection coz im very fond of joining programs and presentations which required costumes of particular place
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 03:38 pm |
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Im going to join this thread, because im a psyc-turkish lover also! Self confessed!
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 03:41 pm |
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Quoting Pizza: Quoting kai: It's like I have stepped into a Turkish worship room!
If you stepped in my room you wouldn't know where I came from.
American flag, Turkish books, English books, Spanish book, German books, books on Australia (yes I like to read ), South Korean certificates (Taekwondo), Turkish clothing, English clothing, American clothing, Spanish clothing....need I say more?
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Kai same with me i have lots of collection coz im very fond of joining programs and presentations which required costumes of particular place |
you wouldn't really guess there from a particular place apart from the fact that they have foriegn writing on them.
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 04:05 pm |
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Quoting kai: Quoting Pizza: Quoting kai: It's like I have stepped into a Turkish worship room!
If you stepped in my room you wouldn't know where I came from.
American flag, Turkish books, English books, Spanish book, German books, books on Australia (yes I like to read ), South Korean certificates (Taekwondo), Turkish clothing, English clothing, American clothing, Spanish clothing....need I say more?
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Kai same with me i have lots of collection coz im very fond of joining programs and presentations which required costumes of particular place |
you wouldn't really guess there from a particular place apart from the fact that they have foriegn writing on them. |
Oh and I just realised I am wearing Portuguese trousers I just translated what is says on them, I never really noticed it before, I just like the style but I like the writing on them too
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 04:13 pm |
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 10:19 pm |
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I love Turkey very much, but...ermm...this is strange behaviour !!! Get some therapy !
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 10:38 pm |
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Quoting aenigma x: I love Turkey very much, but...ermm...this is strange behaviour !!! Get some therapy ! |
I agree you lot people need therapy
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 10:48 pm |
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Quoting kai: Quoting aenigma x: I love Turkey very much, but...ermm...this is strange behaviour !!! Get some therapy ! |
I agree you lot people need therapy |
werent u one of the people in this thread talking about turkish things u have
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11 Dec 2006 Mon 11:08 pm |
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Quoting robyn : Quoting kai: Quoting aenigma x: I love Turkey very much, but...ermm...this is strange behaviour !!! Get some therapy ! |
I agree you lot people need therapy |
werent u one of the people in this thread talking about turkish things u have |
Who me? :-S
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12 Dec 2006 Tue 12:23 am |
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12 Dec 2006 Tue 01:55 am |
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12 Dec 2006 Tue 02:10 am |
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Quoting carol.trky: there must be an explanation... the most of all (we) love Turkiye more than so much as if it is our country... who knows maybe we were turks before |
I like every country better than my own so what does that make me? ....ahhh yes a Wordian tabii
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12 Dec 2006 Tue 04:39 pm |
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12 Dec 2006 Tue 04:46 pm |
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Quoting carol.trky: Quoting kai: Quoting carol.trky: there must be an explanation... the most of all (we) love Turkiye more than so much as if it is our country... who knows maybe we were turks before |
well... I was talking about phyco-turks if u don't feel included u are not part of us, thats all |
Hi carol, ur right i think, maybe that's why i am a warrior and sometimes im asking myself, why do i have to meet lots ot turk people now, |
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12 Dec 2006 Tue 07:26 pm |
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Quoting carol.trky: Quoting kai: Quoting carol.trky: there must be an explanation... the most of all (we) love Turkiye more than so much as if it is our country... who knows maybe we were turks before |
I like every country better than my own so what does that make me? ....ahhh yes a Wordian tabii |
well... I was talking about phyco-turks if u don't feel included u are not part of us, thats all |
Why would I want to be included in being a psycho? I think I will consider myself normal
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13 Dec 2006 Wed 02:42 am |
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türkiye türkiye türkiye
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13 Dec 2006 Wed 02:55 am |
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Quoting gezbelle: türkiye türkiye türkiye |
gezbelle for you
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13 Dec 2006 Wed 07:50 am |
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Quoting Pizza: Quoting gezbelle: türkiye türkiye türkiye |
gezbelle for you |
hahahahha...çok teşekkürler pizza canım...senin için
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24 Jan 2007 Wed 12:49 am |
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Quoting Lyndie: Not many people go to Turkey and survive being bitten by the 'bug' Catwoman.
As for me, the minute I step out of the plane (whichever airport I land at) I feel I have come home. It doesn't matter what the weather is like, hot, cold, sunny or raining I just feel like I am where I should be and I feel so happy. |
Oh yes.I feel the same.When I listen to müezzin i feel i am at home.Just love Turkey and wanna be there.Seeing and reading anything aboot Turkey makes me sad so sad,cos i cant be there.
My turkish friend says i was a türk in previous life.
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