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30.       kriszti
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 24 Sep 2009 Thu 10:02 pm

Hi,

 

Anyone knows the army circumstances in Manisa?

 

Thanks

Kriszti

31.       kuskonmaz
37 posts
 03 Dec 2009 Thu 07:46 pm

My boyfriend is currently serving in the Turkish army. He usualy gets one day off per week, but has to be back at the base at like 4pm. He´s not allowed to use his mobile. I think there would be a punishment if he was caught with it...

He told me once that him and his army friends went to the kitchens and took some bread...unfortunately they were caught, and had to peel three large boxes of onions as punishment!! Quite funny really... They didnt do it again.

 

I miss him very much, but will see him in 9 weeks when he gets out!!

 

 

32.       rosaura
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 12 Jan 2010 Tue 03:31 pm

 

Quoting kuskonmaz

My boyfriend is currently serving in the Turkish army. He usualy gets one day off per week, but has to be back at the base at like 4pm. He´s not allowed to use his mobile. I think there would be a punishment if he was caught with it...

He told me once that him and his army friends went to the kitchens and took some bread...unfortunately they were caught, and had to peel three large boxes of onions as punishment!! Quite funny really... They didnt do it again.

 

I miss him very much, but will see him in 9 weeks when he gets out!!

 

 

When he is going out? My boyfriend has his last week? And when are you going in Istanbul again? May be we can meet there {#emotions_dlg.alcoholics}

 

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