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1.       Reema
1 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 12:46 am

Posted by mistake



Edited (4/6/2010) by Reema [I posted at the wrong website LOL . It has been long time ago . I am so sorry ]

2.       deli
5904 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 12:54 am

Neutral

3.       mltm
3690 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 01:01 am

There are dating sites where you can meet turkish men, but here we cannot help you find one. What we can do is to help you to learn the language, and the culture. Besides there are discussions on any subject including relationships and turkish men/women. Though, again, this is not a meeting site..

4.       lady in red
6947 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 01:29 am

We´ve been here before.  This thread ran to 48 pages on the subject (though I´m sure a lot of posts were off-topic as usual!)

5.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 07:37 am

Pls submit your references from some of the Arab men you are so tired of. Someone here may be discretely interested. <img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'> (fast)



Edited (9/29/2009) by AlphaF

6.       rubyruby
13 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 09:22 am

men in every where are like each others and also women.but the issue here don´t try to search for man because it´s the fate which makes you lonely sometimes and sometimes not

7.       MMUUZZOO
4 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 01:11 pm

Hi! I am Muzaffer from Istanbul Turkey!  I am interested in chatting with you! Maybe we learn about each other!

8.       barba_mama
1629 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 01:40 pm

If you say "I´m desperate" out loud when you arive at any airport in Turkey, you´ll have a husband in 5 minutes.

9.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 01:52 pm

 

Quoting barba_mama

If you say "I´m desperate" out loud when you arive at any airport in Turkey, you´ll have a husband in 5 minutes.

 

 Im desperate to find a turkish husband ( Istanbul - European part ) to get citizanship only (no other obligations) Big smile

10.       insallah
1277 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 01:54 pm

 

Quoting barba_mama

If you say "I´m desperate" out loud when you arive at any airport in Turkey, you´ll have a husband in 5 minutes.

 

 <img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'> (fast) This made me laugh

 

Who would have known it could be so easy for her,



Edited (9/29/2009) by insallah [;) for me to know ]

11.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 01:58 pm

Ahhhh! Those "5 minutes" doesnt work via internet! Stupid me ! Head bang

12.       kralice
2 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 02:30 pm

Dear Reema!I dont think you can choose your husband only about he is turkish or arabic.We are all from same God!U cant compair any men abuot country becouse of some of them not good.there is nice one in each country im sure.and i dont think u want him to love u about that u r arabic aswell.i agree that itc cool u like turkey and turk stuff as me too..but find the men of your life like give a chance to every one wich gentle and faitfull.Hope you find him soon.And dont worry about living in turkey.Just make sure the place and work before you go.Its not harder there than everywhere else.I cant help more as i dont know whats ur education like.

Good luck in life a lot:K

13.       Maureen75
206 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 03:19 pm

In my experience it doesnt even take 5 mins, I was outside the airport trying to find my transfer but my phone didnt have any reception, a guy kindly lent me his phone and in 3 mins I had a dinner date and a day out!!! however, I already have a boyfriend lol

14.       Tulip
106 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 03:54 pm

Well there is a difference in finding a husband and finding a date.... In Turkey the first one is difficult the last one is the most easy in Turkey! I agree with Maureen, if you travel alone as woman in Turkey you get non stop attention.

15.       Calikusu
158 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 04:11 pm

 

Quoting barba_mama

If you say "I´m desperate" out loud when you arive at any airport in Turkey, you´ll have a husband in 5 minutes.

 

<img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'> (fast) <img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'> (fast) <img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'>

16.       clhyman
59 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 04:16 pm

This has been very amusing

 

 

 

... But really this young woman just wants to settle down with a nice, hardworking man...Let´s pray the Lord sends someone worthy of her in her path soon....

 

I wish you luck on it sis!

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17.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 05:44 pm

 

Quoting ReyhanL

 

 

 Im desperate to find a turkish husband ( Istanbul - European part ) to get citizanship only (no other obligations) Big smile

 

me too, for a workplace better, lol....give me 5 ReyhanL

18.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 05:51 pm

 

Quoting elenagabriela

 

 

me too, for a workplace better, lol....give me 5 ReyhanL

 

 Thank you, thank you!

19.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 05:54 pm

 

Quoting ReyhanL

 

Quoting elenagabriela

 

 

me too, for a workplace better, lol....give me 5 ReyhanL

 

 Thank you, thank you!anytime, canim, anytime

 

 

20.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 05:59 pm

 

Quoting ReyhanL

 

 

 Im desperate to find a turkish husband ( Istanbul - European part ) to get citizanship only (no other obligations) Big smile

 

that is like the movie `declaratie de dragoste`

21.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 06:01 pm

or maybe ..better `buletin de bucuresti`- if I can translate `passport for Bucharest`, lol

22.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 06:03 pm

 

Quoting elenagabriela

 

 

that is like the movie `declaratie de dragoste`

 

 No, its like in Bucharest ID card ( Buletin de Bucuresti ) I will get you

23.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 06:04 pm

I heard its working

24.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 06:08 pm

anytime,.......in every community...............

25.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 06:09 pm

 

Quoting elenagabriela

anytime,.......in every community...............

 

sad, but..........real, life is life

26.       rubyruby
13 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 06:31 pm

i wonder .how could a man marry a woman from the first sight .i think this marriage will not see the light.

27.       christine
443 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 07:17 pm

 

Quoting rubyruby

i wonder .how could a man marry a woman from the first sight .i think this marriage will not see the light.

 

 In some cultures the man and woman do not meet until the wedding day, but some do work.

28.       Trudy
7887 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 07:18 pm

 

Quoting christine

 

 

 In some cultures the man and woman do not meet until the wedding day, but some do work.

 

 Or marrying by proxy...... :S

29.       Maureen75
206 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 07:27 pm

My friend didnt meet his wife until 2 weeks before their wedding and they are happily married with a baby boy, I think there is hope for every situation in life. And sometimes 2 people helping each other out is not always a bad thing....

30.       birdy
245 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 07:49 pm

 

Quoting Maureen75

My friend didnt meet his wife until 2 weeks before their wedding and they are happily married  Are they or just they  appear in other people eyes,which makes a big difference.Another difference is your life goal,if it is to get married  to anyone just relying on your family arrangements,a thing unthinkable in my culture,you can call yourself lucky.Or if you grow up in the society with emphasis on being obedient wife ,devoted to your duties  and your goals do not conflict with family choices as well,your submission seems sth inborn and justified.Sorry,I am thinking here like a typical westernerwith a baby boy, I think there is hope for every situation in life. I share the same opinionAnd sometimes 2 people helping each other out is not always a bad thing....Does helping each other mean immediately that these 2 have to be married?

 

 

31.       teaschip
3870 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 09:25 pm

The only thing I can come up with is "to each it´s own"....Big smile

32.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 10:03 pm

 

Quoting ReyhanL

 

 

 Im desperate to find a turkish husband ( Istanbul - European part ) to get citizanship only (no other obligations) Big smile

Send your resume, and references......it may work for you too..

 

33.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 29 Sep 2009 Tue 10:07 pm

Oh çok teþekkürler Flowers

34.       alameda
3499 posts
 30 Sep 2009 Wed 02:23 am

 

Quoting Reema

I am an Arab girl 24 years old . I have finished university and I am working now .

To be honest with you I am so tired from the Arab men . They have a lot of disadvantages . This is why I have been thinking to move to Turkey to find a job and a husband .

I need your help

I am so desperate

 

 

 

Arab girl? What kind of Arab? As I understand, there is a great deal of diversity in the Arab world.  For instance are you from Saudi, Yemen, Palestine, Oman, Dubai, Lebanon.....or....Tunisia.......or?  Turkey also has a great deal of diversity.

  Most men do not find desperation appealing.  In fact most people run away from anyone who displays desperation.

35.       clhyman
59 posts
 30 Sep 2009 Wed 04:31 am

Come on everyone. This girl has obviously had a bad experience. An experience so traumatic that she deemed it necessary to post her desperate plea before TURKISHCLASS. This woman has been raised in such a way that she feels that if she does not get a husband soon her life will be meaningless. I will not impose my worldview on another human being who has been raised in such a way that compels her to make this plea. 

 

Yes the part about yelling "I am desperate"  as she gets off the plane was very funny, but all jokes aside this woman is going through heartwrenching pain....                                                

36.       birdy
245 posts
 30 Sep 2009 Wed 05:04 am

 

Quoting clhyman

Come on everyone. Is this invitation to dance?This girl has obviously had a bad experience. An experience so traumatic that she deemed it necessary to post her desperate plea before TURKISHCLASS. ,are you her lawyer or what>who sane comes to TLC with I need a man cry???? who cares she had bad experience or not-did not life teach her to open to any critical posts she gets ,as it was her choice to bring her  desires to Tc lightT.Think if a woman thinks a man is all for her despite education and she is desperate to carry a banner" I need a Turkish husband"I am desperate-damn!!! it means some women are ready to sink ,ready to commit suicide in terms of not being alive for one thing-a husband desire.isn´t it mad?crazy?funny?his woman has been raised in such a way that she feels that if she does not get a husband soon her life will be meaningless. THIS woman needs a bit of dignity,even if her educators forgot what does it mean I will not impose my worldview on another human being who has been raised in such a way that compels her to make this plea. 

 

Yes the part about yelling "I am desperate only sex lacking  or sex missing woman can say this openly"  as she gets off the plane  SHE needs a banner.....wanna a husband now!!!was very funny, but all jokes aside this woman is going through heartwrenching pain....   Well you get what you expect,even subconsciously    

Ps

believe me or not but any of evil central or western Europe female would  not come with such a post                                         

 

 



Edited (9/30/2009) by birdy [birdy needs to stop thinking in turkish!!!]

37.       Truthseeker
26 posts
 30 Sep 2009 Wed 06:31 am

I have a Turkish Husband that you can HAVE!!! Only problem is that he is in America - but I´m willing to ship him back.

38.       iLoVetHaTx3
53 posts
 30 Sep 2009 Wed 06:49 am

Haha, habibti, I´ve also had some difficulties with Arab men. (Palestinians are the worst Head bang  But to tell you the truth - dating both Arab and Turkissh men, there is not that much of a difference. Sure Arab men are controlling, they like to yell at you and call all types of bad names, and flirt with every girl in sight but just because the man is turkish, it doesn´t mean he won´t do the same. Because they do the same. Even American men do it. No matter what nationality, Men = men. And in the end - they almost always break your heart. Unfortunately. Cry

39.       clhyman
59 posts
 30 Sep 2009 Wed 08:15 am

It is fine to disagree with me or even ridicule my sentiments however it is Universal Law not to impose cultural/societal norms observed by one onto another. I too find the whole thing very strange but the fact remains that this woman was raised and indoctrinated into a culture that presumably emphasizes the importance of marriage  and (implicitly) devalues women who are without a husband. Her education was not flawed ;no more flawed than any other institution around this world that subconsciously imposes propanganist ideology that would serve the mission of each given institution.( e.g. southern schools in the US  that  taught young pupils that slavery was not a sin and African slaves were meant to be in bondage for the betterment of their white superiors)  Of course her education will be in step with the values of her countrymen. Everyone has their chance/opportunity for a mental breakdown, a-ha moment, or personal epiphany however in this case the venue for the young lady´s was Turkishclasss.

40.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 30 Sep 2009 Wed 09:42 am

 

Quoting clhyman

Come on everyone. This girl has obviously had a bad experience. An experience so traumatic that she deemed it necessary to post her desperate plea before TURKISHCLASS. This woman has been raised in such a way that she feels that if she does not get a husband soon her life will be meaningless. I will not impose my worldview on another human being who has been raised in such a way that compels her to make this plea. 

 

Yes the part about yelling "I am desperate"  as she gets off the plane was very funny, but all jokes aside this woman is going through heartwrenching pain....                                                

"Bad experiences" happen because girls rarely prepare their own "user´s manuals" and get them printed along with their resumes and references. Why blame men, in their total naive ignorance?

Come on girls ! Get organized ! <img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'> (fast)

 



Edited (9/30/2009) by AlphaF
Edited (9/30/2009) by AlphaF

41.       AlphaF
5677 posts
 30 Sep 2009 Wed 01:46 pm

 

Quoting Truthseeker

I have a Turkish Husband that you can HAVE!!! Only problem is that he is in America - but I´m willing to ship him back.

Forward his Owner´s Manual to ReyhanL. She only wants a Turkish passport and nothing else; even your husband can qualify for this, no?

 



Edited (9/30/2009) by AlphaF

42.       *cartel*
40 posts
 30 Sep 2009 Wed 02:34 pm

 

Quoting barba_mama

If you say "I´m desperate" out loud when you arive at any airport in Turkey, you´ll have a husband in 5 minutes.

 

 5 minutes is a long time.i think 2 minutes enough for it.

43.       nifrtity
1807 posts
 30 Sep 2009 Wed 02:54 pm

 

Quoting Reema

I am an Arab girl 24 years old . I have finished university and I am working now .

To be honest with you I am so tired from the Arab men . They have a lot of disadvantages . This is why I have been thinking to move to Turkey to find a job and a husband .

I need your help

I am so desperate

 

 

 Merhaba

i understand you but i think it is diffcult to find it on the internet so ididnt know how you can find him

 and ididnt belive all arab men is bad sure any where you can  find the good and the bad

 



Edited (9/30/2009) by nifrtity

44.       Truthseeker
26 posts
 01 Oct 2009 Thu 12:50 am

Alpha,

Yes he is a Turkish citizen!!!! I will forward everything!!! Head bangBig smile

45.       Truthseeker
26 posts
 01 Oct 2009 Thu 12:51 am

Plus he owns companies there - perfect a job and a husband....Just take him away...

46.       Tuline
2 posts
 08 Oct 2009 Thu 11:15 am

hello reema...i;m afraid that Turkish series  is the reason  behind your choice!


we should blame syrians who make the doublage of Turkish series  Angel


I´m just kidding you know this situation is also happening  in Japan where people watch korean Series and Japanese girls consider Korean men as more kind because of their TV seriesFlowers


but


I want to tell you the same thing i told Fatima about:


 


not all arab countries are oppressive i´m living in syria it´s located south Turkey ...I drive a car, travel. work, walk in the street with modern fashion without hijab and nobody considers me as bad girl or irritates me..there are good guys in lebabnon who speaks your language and are open minded .
... most of syrian families has Turksih relatives especially from south Turkey as they speak arabic too ..we share with them the same kind of food we also drink turkish coffee and follow the same steps in marriage.i discovered this fact from my turkish relatives
i also  traveled a lot to Turkey to many cities and i found that open minded men are the same as open minded arab guys,but surely different from saudi arabia
i got one marriage proposal from a Turkish guy, but there isn´t any "nasip´..(:
now syrians are allowed to cross turkish boarders without visa ..it´s true they are kind but don´t mold yourself into one nationality..what about men from albania or bosna?they are muslims too (:

47.       bchan
5 posts
 21 Nov 2009 Sat 08:01 pm

hi! i´m an italian girl...i´m as old as you and i´m so sorry for you, i can understand why you can´t stand arab guys...and u are graduated so u are able to get a job and to look after yourself, by your own

i mean, yes, go to turkey, look for a job, set up your own life, rent a house...but please...don´t tell here that u are desperate and u are looking for an husband...

when and if it´s destiny, you will find your "the one" but u can´t just take the first guy who propose you a marriage...what life can u expect from a "deal" and not a love wedding?

in italy we have an idiom, a proverb... we use to say:" better alone than a bad mate"

so..good luck, and look for your happiness

48.       catwoman
8933 posts
 21 Nov 2009 Sat 09:44 pm

 

Quoting bchan

hi! i´m an italian girl...i´m as old as you and i´m so sorry for you, i can understand why you can´t stand arab guys...and u are graduated so u are able to get a job and to look after yourself, by your own

i mean, yes, go to turkey, look for a job, set up your own life, rent a house...but please...don´t tell here that u are desperate and u are looking for an husband...

when and if it´s destiny, you will find your "the one" but u can´t just take the first guy who propose you a marriage...what life can u expect from a "deal" and not a love wedding?

in italy we have an idiom, a proverb... we use to say:" better alone than a bad mate"

so..good luck, and look for your happiness

 

49.       bchan
5 posts
 27 Nov 2009 Fri 03:09 pm

 

Quoting Truthseeker

I have a Turkish Husband that you can HAVE!!! Only problem is that he is in America - but I´m willing to ship him back.

 

 i hope you are kidding...how could it be?

turkish can´t have more than a wife, luckily!!! and anyway i can´understand why a person in love shoud want to share his/her partner!!!!

-.-

50.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 27 Nov 2009 Fri 03:24 pm

 

Quoting bchan

 

 

 i hope you are kidding...how could it be?

turkish can´t have more than a wife, luckily!!! and anyway i can´understand why a person in love shoud want to share his/her partner!!!!

-.-

 

 ..hmm..."in love" finished ?{#emotions_dlg.unsure}

51.       nifrtity
1807 posts
 01 Dec 2009 Tue 03:45 am

 

Quoting Reema

I am an Arab girl 24 years old . I have finished university and I am working now .

To be honest with you I am so tired from the Arab men . They have a lot of disadvantages . This is why I have been thinking to move to Turkey to find a job and a husband .

I need your help

I am so desperate

 

 

 

 arabians make other people not like them that is bec they said like thisyou are an arab girl and said that why?

not all arabians people are bad and if you are see that please talk about your country only

you can find good people in your country and and you can find the bad too

that is in any where but not all people are good if they doesnt arabian

in an examble iam Egyptian and iam so glade bec iam egyptian and i didnt prefer or like any peoples than the egyptians in addation of that egyptians people are very good and friendly and open minds and many other good things in them so not all arabians are bad

so iam sure you can find an good man in your country soon inşaallaha

and remmber (all the) this word doesnt have ameaning you should said alittle

so i wish to you find what you need soon inşaallaha

Thanks



Edited (12/1/2009) by nifrtity
Edited (12/1/2009) by nifrtity

52.       JanetteO
48 posts
 13 Jan 2010 Wed 09:35 pm

Im desperate to find a turkish husband ( Istanbul - European part ) to get citizanship only (no other obligations) Big smile
And that´s why it´s so damned hard for those of us with legitimate marriages to get immigration visas!!

53.       deniz3545
1 posts
 12 Feb 2010 Fri 05:01 pm

ı want to meet with you.

54.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 12 Feb 2010 Fri 05:30 pm

 

Quoting deniz3545

ı want to meet with you.

 

 I think you are only going to meet with deletion!  This is not a dating site!  Get a job at a resort like all the other hard working visa seekers!

55.       lady in red
6947 posts
 12 Feb 2010 Fri 06:04 pm

 

Quoting Elisabeth

 

 

 I think you are only going to meet with deletion!  

 

 

{#emotions_dlg.satisfied_nod}  - looks like he might be heading that way!!!

56.       Michaela007
106 posts
 12 Feb 2010 Fri 06:05 pm

Deniz, you are on the wrong site for meeting women. All the others who try this get deleted.  Do what every other human has to do -  meet in person and get to know them! 

57.       raindrops
267 posts
 13 Feb 2010 Sat 12:18 am

 

Quoting Michaela007

Deniz, you are on the wrong site for meeting women. All the others who try this get deleted.  Do what every other human has to do -  meet in person and get to know them! 

 

what is sedition here if some two would meet here?

two individuals would meet by talking to each other, by knowing inner world of each other?

it is not a goal of this site, but is it smth bad?

systems have some by-products. this one is good one.

58.       barkindo
22 posts
 21 Feb 2010 Sun 10:15 am

Sounds like you are willing to jump from the frying pan into the fire! {#emotions_dlg.head_bang} 

 

 Turkish men are not any better or any worse than any other men in the world.  But to suggest you want a husband for visa purposes is both naive and dangerous. No decent man will marry you for that reason.  Once you are in turkey who will help you if your  ´husband´ chooses to abuse you?  Did university not teach you to be sensible?

 

Enter the visa lottery for the US.  Train to be a plumber and apply for a job in Australia. Apply for graduate school somewhere. But for heaven´s sake, only marry a man who loves you.  

59.       turkaturk
143 posts
 21 Feb 2010 Sun 11:31 am

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Edited (9/2/2010) by turkaturk

60.       diaprincess
1 posts
 21 Feb 2010 Sun 04:31 pm

i am  an african lady from Nigeria but married with german

i have to let you know one things in my country are both christain and muslim and natural believers all the same ratio

but my point is no man is better than the other there are bad men every where befor i meet my husband i have different dates there is one who was ready to marry me but i cant live with him his attitude is on call for meaning he is an animal so you can imagin this was a british guy with load of money to give me any life i want but i was working and earning my own money dow so at a point in time i finish all my relationship that i want to face my work to get more promotion in my work place and that is when my real love find me just over a business dinner i meet the love of my life who worship me like an idol

so my dear dont look for husband when you get desperate about you will fall for the wrong person my advice is look for job in turkey befor you come to turkey because is hard to get job here in turkey even the citizens are not finding it easy so secure a job come to turkey

settle down on your own and enjoy your time as a single lady go out to places like beach dancing clubs caffe hang out with friends exercise your free spirit and the right man will come you will not believe how it happen becuase you will have time to choose who love you and you him too

that is my advice goodluck

61.       nifrtity
1807 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 07:09 am

in any way i think its difficult to find an husband on internet

62.       raindrops
267 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 11:26 am

 

Quoting nifrtity

in any way i think its difficult to find an husband on internet

 

not more difficult than in real life

you just do not know enough examples

63.       Amber Lonsinger
46 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 04:31 pm

Wow, adults are funny!! Why do you want or need a husband anyway? I don´t get it. 

64.       pagliaccio
770 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 05:05 pm

 

Quoting Amber Lonsinger

adults are funny!!

 

Life is funny. Only death is not! Marry me?

65.       spritzer
106 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 05:24 pm

 

Quoting pagliaccio

 

 

Life is funny. Only death is not! Marry me?

 

I will put Pagliaccio up for the new Turkish Class "marry me " auction

ok folks lets get the bid going.....

He starts with the letter P  right after O ... oh my god I gotta P.......

do I hear any bids ok .......

lets start this with come on girls empty you out your purses and bid with it

do i hear 2 sticks of gum and a used eyebrow pencil......

66.       barba_mama
1629 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 05:53 pm

 

Quoting spritzer

 

 

I will put Pagliaccio up for the new Turkish Class "marry me " auction

ok folks lets get the bid going.....

He starts with the letter P  right after O ... oh my god I gotta P.......

do I hear any bids ok .......

lets start this with come on girls empty you out your purses and bid with it

do i hear 2 sticks of gum and a used eyebrow pencil......

 

So THAT is why he needed the only positive testimonials, no matter if they were true or not... To raise the price in the bidding!

67.       spritzer
106 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 05:57 pm

yup  think about it : he  can write and read so he may take instructions well who knows if not just auction him off again....

is good deal maybe you can work him like a slave than sell him for a new nail polish or something...

any offers going once going twice  you can dress him up .....



Edited (3/24/2010) by spritzer
Edited (3/24/2010) by spritzer

68.       pagliaccio
770 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 06:59 pm

spritzer!... I want to be sold to you!...

69.       spritzer
106 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 07:14 pm

 

Quoting pagliaccio

spritzer!... I want to be sold to you!...

 

ohhhh sorry I am auctioneer meaning I can not bid on items I put up for auction but tell you what I will throw in a new leash and collar for you 

70.       stumpy
638 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 07:20 pm

I found a stale pink peppermint candy and a pen in the bottom of my purse!

71.       pagliaccio
770 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 07:21 pm

I am sure barba will offer you  a good price. She can perfecktly sell me to you - who cares if you are an auctioneer or not. I do want to be sold to you!....

72.       spritzer
106 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 07:22 pm

 

Quoting stumpy

I found a stale pink peppermint candy and a pen in the bottom of my purse!

 

good opening do I hear any other offers .....

going once............

73.       spritzer
106 posts
 24 Mar 2010 Wed 07:33 pm

himm I am getting hungry and that peppermint might just do the trick

going twice...........

we might have a new home for P soon enough



Edited (3/24/2010) by spritzer

74.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 25 Mar 2010 Thu 07:56 am

I wonder..why almost all women are looking after a husband..I think 2 peoples can be happier with or without that certificate (in my country is a pink one{#emotions_dlg.ninja}....crude reality..)

75.       barba_mama
1629 posts
 25 Mar 2010 Thu 05:17 pm

Most women I know are not looking for a husband, but they are either in a commited long term relationship (most of them without being married). Some are single but not looking for anything in particular, but would be happy to have a nice man come along their way.

The married people that I do know are either old-school, or got married because it would be easier with official things (since they had kids, or a foreign partner and needed to arrange visa stuff).

 

By the way, what will people offer me to find a good "solution" for our irritating-boy-problem?

76.       Amber Lonsinger
46 posts
 25 Mar 2010 Thu 09:29 pm

 

Quoting elenagabriela

I wonder..why almost all women are looking after a husband..I think 2 peoples can be happier with or without that certificate (in my country is a pink one{#emotions_dlg.ninja}....crude reality..)

 

 I know!! They´re looking especially for a TURKISH HUSBAND! But I can´t blame them, turkish men are hot.  Agreed?

Pagliaccio-You are bidding yourself on a ´Looking for Turkish Husband´ thread. HAHAHA!

Well since I´m nice I´ll place my bid at $1,000 for you to be my pool boy. And cook. ;p

(And that´s how you do it ladies) {#emotions_dlg.applause}

 

77.       Trudy
7887 posts
 25 Mar 2010 Thu 09:57 pm

 

Quoting Amber Lonsinger

 

 

 I know!! They´re looking especially for a TURKISH HUSBAND! But I can´t blame them, turkish men are hot.  Agreed?

 

Pagliaccio-You are bidding yourself on a ´Looking for Turkish Husband´ thread. HAHAHA!

Well since I´m nice I´ll place my bid at $1,000 for you to be my pool boy. And cook. ;p

 

(And that´s how you do it ladies) {#emotions_dlg.applause}

 

 

Experience?

78.       spritzer
106 posts
 25 Mar 2010 Thu 10:01 pm

 

Quoting Amber Lonsinger

 

 

 I know!! They´re looking especially for a TURKISH HUSBAND! But I can´t blame them, turkish men are hot.  Agreed?

 

Pagliaccio-You are bidding yourself on a ´Looking for Turkish Husband´ thread. HAHAHA!

Well since I´m nice I´ll place my bid at $1,000 for you to be my pool boy. And cook. ;p

 

(And that´s how you do it ladies) {#emotions_dlg.applause}

 

 

gee amber you bid too high i was about to let him go for old peppermint and a pen

do you want him in costume or just want a towel boy

79.       ptaszek
440 posts
 25 Mar 2010 Thu 10:17 pm

Before you buy anything not worth bidding,don´t you think you should make yourselves familiar with the book,girls?{#emotions_dlg.lol_fast}

80.       pagliaccio
770 posts
 25 Mar 2010 Thu 10:27 pm

Guys! Silence!!... I just returned home, am tired and have still a lot to do. But nobody shall doubt that everyone involved in this thread will, maybe tomorrow, receive what they deserve. For the time being, feel free to continue to enjoy your time here!

 

Have fun, guys!

81.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 25 Mar 2010 Thu 10:59 pm

 

Quoting Amber Lonsinger

 

 

 But I can´t blame them, turkish men are hot.  Agreed?

 

 

 

 

you right..if I will compare turkish men to men from my country..indeed..turkish one are better..more romantic, sweet...but...men are men....in all cultures...looking after women..like animals{#emotions_dlg.bigsmile}

82.       spritzer
106 posts
 26 Mar 2010 Fri 12:28 am

 

Quoting pagliaccio

Guys! Silence!!... I just returned home, am tired  ( meaning I have been returned once again      But nobody shall doubt that everyone involved in this thread will, maybe tomorrow, receive what they deserve. ( clip out coupon below )  For the time being, feel free to continue to enjoy your time here!( because nothing is for free but at least I am 40% off now with coupon )

 

Have fun, guys!

 



Edited (3/29/2010) by Trudy [Picture size breaking page structure.]

83.       barba_mama
1629 posts
 26 Mar 2010 Fri 11:36 am

 

HOT! My ovaries (yumurtalık) are going wild!

84.       Amber Lonsinger
46 posts
 26 Mar 2010 Fri 05:03 pm

 

Quoting barba_mam

 

HOT! My ovaries (yumurtalık) are going wild!

 

 Good God!?! Over a coupon??? {#emotions_dlg.doh}

85.       barba_mama
1629 posts
 27 Mar 2010 Sat 06:28 pm

Not over the coupon, but of the extra hot Turkish guy I´ve posted a pic off...we all can see that indeed, ALL Turkish men are hot.

86.       pagliaccio
770 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 02:37 am

 

Quoting barba_mama

ALL Turkish men are hot.

Pagliaccio is a turkish man

He is therefore hot.

 

So, marry him?

 



Edited (3/29/2010) by pagliaccio

87.       spritzer
106 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 09:39 am

 

Quoting pagliaccio

 

Pagliaccio is a turkish man

He is therefore hot.

 

So, marry him?

 

 

I can fix this

88.       pagliaccio
770 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 01:21 pm

 

Quoting spritzer

 

 

I can fix this

 

fix what? washing-maschine? computer? my problems? and show us your tools to fix whatever you imply!

89.       spritzer
106 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 05:38 pm

 

Quoting pagliaccio

 

 

fix what? washing-maschine? computer? my problems? and show us your tools to fix whatever you imply!

 

Oh baby you just burn everything up with your hotness, my screen was on fire.  I figured I needed to cool you off a little so that we may watch your hotness....... Just remember the other Turks on here don´t hold a candle to your hotness

 

I think we need to start the bidding again on you and now that I see your true self I am willinbg to throw your way one commodore computer ( doesn´t work but it still hums a little ) a pair of Nike running shoes ( one size 40 the other 44 ) 2 pieces of gum ( I found them in last years spring jacket along with one not used just wrinkled kleenex) Front wheel of moped ( don´t know where the rest of it is ) and jeez all these girls that send send cell phones baby I am going to send you one that you can never lose and all the other people will see it too to know you have one. You can carry it like a boombox on your shoulder   so cool eh baby.... and anytime I call you  I will know you can´t say you could not find your phone {#emotions_dlg.satisfied_nod}

 

 

 



Edited (3/29/2010) by spritzer
Edited (3/29/2010) by Trudy [Picture width was breaking the page structure.]

90.       pagliaccio
770 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 07:02 pm

I see that I somehow manage to keep you busy for about 10 ten minutes just to receive a reply to my post, not to mention how long you were busy with me inside yourself. Not too bad for a beginning. Now it is time to confess to yourself, -forget about us-, that I started to distort your balance.

 

Welcome to pagliaccio´s world, spritzer! Please get comfortable!... There is a lot to discover and experience there.

 

Smile

91.       Amber Lonsinger
46 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 08:07 pm

 

Quoting spritzer

 

Dear Spritzer,

 

You scare me.  But glad to see you agree that IN FACT most Turkish men are hot.

 

 

-Amber

 

 

 But honestly, you can´t judge a Turkish man by his cover.  So I would personally, if I wanted a Turkish Husband, would first:

#1.) Live together first. You will really get to know each other more ;p

#2.) Have sex before marriage. If he´s not good or turns out to be a girl, can´t say I didn´t warn you. (My dad actually told me this)

#3.) DONT HAVE KIDS.

 

So when, and yes someday I will look for a Turkish man, these are my rules.

+10 anyone? {#emotions_dlg.pray}

92.       Trudy
7887 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 08:14 pm

 

Quoting Amber Lonsinger

 

 

 But honestly, you can´t judge a Turkish man by his cover.  So I would personally, if I wanted a Turkish Husband, would first:

#1.) Live together first. You will really get to know each other more ;p

#2.) Have sex before marriage. If he´s not good or turns out to be a girl, can´t say I didn´t warn you. (My dad actually told me this)

#3.) DONT HAVE KIDS.

 

So when, and yes someday I will look for a Turkish man, these are my rules.

+10 anyone? {#emotions_dlg.pray}

 

Lots of guys (not only Turkish!) won´t have any problem with your rule #2, rule #1 will be a little more complicated as family might frown upon it and rule #3 makes it almost impossible to have a Turkish bf. 

93.       lady in red
6947 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 08:18 pm

 

Quoting Trudy

 

 

Lots of guys (not only Turkish!) won´t have any problem with your rule #2, rule #1 will be a little more complicated as family might frown upon it and rule #3 makes it almost impossible to have a Turkish bf. 

 

I think Amber and Pagliaccio are just made for each other  {#emotions_dlg.owned}.  Amber is in Turkey now so I´m sure they can meet up and sail happily away into the sunset together and leave the rest of us in peace.

 

(but she moves around a bit - so he´ll have to make his move quickly - probably before her next post) lol



Edited (3/29/2010) by lady in red

94.       Trudy
7887 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 08:26 pm

 

Quoting lady in red

 

 

I think Amber and Pagliaccio are just made for each other  {#emotions_dlg.owned}.  Amber is in Turkey now so I´m sure they can meet up and sail happily away into the sunset together and leave the rest of us in peace.

 

(but she moves around a bit - so he´ll have to make his move quickly - probably before her next post) lol

 

Do I hear wedding bells? lol Oh no, Amber doesn´t want to marry. Is there a variant for living together?

95.       lady in red
6947 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 08:28 pm

 

Quoting Trudy

 

 

Do I hear wedding bells? lol Oh no, Amber doesn´t want to marry. Is there a variant for living together?

 

I am sure pesce pagliaccio is very sure of his powers of persuasion!

96.       Amber Lonsinger
46 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 08:29 pm

 

Quoting lady in red

 

 

I think Amber and Pagliaccio are just made for each other  {#emotions_dlg.owned}.  Amber is in Turkey now...(blah)..

 

 Why do you say this?



Edited (3/29/2010) by Amber Lonsinger [Spelling Mistake]

97.       lady in red
6947 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 08:35 pm

 

Quoting Amber Lonsinger

 

 

 Why do you say this?

 

I just feel you have something in common...don´t ask what

98.       Gülümseme
posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 08:37 pm

 

Quoting pagliaccio

I see that I somehow manage to keep you busy for about 10 ten minutes just to receive a reply to my post, not to mention how long you were busy with me inside yourself. Not too bad for a beginning. Now it is time to confess to yourself, -forget about us-, that I started to distort your balance.

  

Smile

 

 umm errrrr that´s a bit direct isn´it . Not sure we all need this info lol



Edited (3/29/2010) by

99.       Amber Lonsinger
46 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 08:39 pm

Quoting pagliaccio

I see that I somehow manage to keep you busy for about 10 ten minutes just to receive a reply to my post, not to mention how long you were busy with me inside yourself. Not too bad for a beginning. Now it is time to confess to yourself, -forget about us-, that I started to distort your balance.

  

Smile

 

 umm errrrr that´s a bit direct isn´it . Not sure we all need this info lol

 

_____________________________________________________________________

lol! "Not to bad for a beginning." Thats the FIRST way to ruin a relationship!

100.       spritzer
106 posts
 29 Mar 2010 Mon 11:20 pm

 

Quoting Gülümseme

 

 

 umm errrrr that´s a bit direct isn´it . Not sure we all need this info lol

 

I don´t think any bad was meant by this 

but if you have a dirty mind wear it

101.       pagliaccio
770 posts
 30 Mar 2010 Tue 12:21 am

 

Quoting lady in red

 

 

I think Ptaszek and Pagliaccio are just made for each other  {#emotions_dlg.owned}.

Just a tiny correction, my lady-in-red: I think you meant ptaszek and pagliaccio, no? {#emotions_dlg.rolleyes}

 

102.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 30 Mar 2010 Tue 07:42 am

 

Quoting Amber Lonsinger

 

 

 But honestly, you can´t judge a Turkish man by his cover.  So I would personally, if I wanted a Turkish Husband, would first:

#1.) Live together first. You will really get to know each other more ;p

#2.) Have sex before marriage. If he´s not good or turns out to be a girl, can´t say I didn´t warn you. (My dad actually told me this)

#3.) DONT HAVE KIDS.

 

So when, and yes someday I will look for a Turkish man, these are my rules.

+10 anyone? {#emotions_dlg.pray}

 

 + 1000{#emotions_dlg.koffie}(I wanted to offer u a glass of tea but there are not this emoticon here..so...is a cup of tea...)...



Edited (3/30/2010) by elenagabriela [too early for typing..]

103.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 30 Mar 2010 Tue 07:59 am

 

Quoting elenagabriela

 

 

 + 1000{#emotions_dlg.koffie}(I wanted to offer u a glass of tea but there are not this emoticon here..so...is a cup of tea...)...

 

 the best thing before marriage is to live together for 1 year at least (and have sex of course)..and dont have kids in the first 10 years after marriage..if you can survive....you will live happily ever after.....{#emotions_dlg.ninja}

104.       zeytinne
596 posts
 30 Mar 2010 Tue 09:25 am

Quoting elenagabriela

 

 

 the best thing before marriage is to live together for 1 year at least (and have sex of course)..and dont have kids in the first 10 years after marriage..if you can survive....you will live happily ever after.....{#emotions_dlg.ninja}

If i will marry at 40..shall i wait 10 years till i will be 50 to make a baby ?

105.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 30 Mar 2010 Tue 09:32 am

I dont think it could be possible{#emotions_dlg.bigsmile}

106.       stumpy
638 posts
 03 Apr 2010 Sat 06:21 am

What happenned?? I had my head in my purse looking for other things to bid with and I see 1000?  My first date was not that expensive!  Well that will teach me to get distracted with hunting through my purse :S

107.       pagliaccio
770 posts
 03 Apr 2010 Sat 10:48 pm

 

Quoting stumpy

What happenned?? I had my head in my purse looking for other things to bid with and I see 1000?  My first date was not that expensive!  Well that will teach me to get distracted with hunting through my purse :S

 

Straight to the point: marry me? - with or without purse!

108.       stumpy
638 posts
 04 Apr 2010 Sun 07:04 am

sheesh if I would have known the proposals would fly this fast I would have posted here a long time ago!

109.       yeshil
2 posts
 04 Apr 2010 Sun 01:03 pm

you will only find a desperate man this way, and all the modern world is full of rotten people - be careful

110.       barba_mama
1629 posts
 04 Apr 2010 Sun 05:57 pm

 

Quoting yeshil

you will only find a desperate man this way, and all the modern world is full of rotten people - be careful

 

 uhum...

*rolls eyes and points at pagliaccio*

111.       stumpy
638 posts
 04 Apr 2010 Sun 08:53 pm

My my my, we have some people that have a gloomy view of the world!  Why look at it with "the world is full of rotten people"  What about the good people that are forgotten because we only see the rotten?  I would rather think there are good people out there than think of the rotten ones.

I am flattered by pag´s proposal, unlike some men who are with a woman for 20 years or more and never propose to them.

 

Seems like the art of flirting has been forgotten somewhere along the way,  I have received proposals just for being able to speak English or being able to make the perfect Martini or cook the perfect meal and this in front of my boyfriend, every time I smiled and kissed the gentleman on the cheek and said thank you.

 

So pag, I smile at you, kiss your cheek and flutter my blue eyes at you and say thank you!

112.       pagliaccio
770 posts
 05 Apr 2010 Mon 02:05 pm

 

Quoting stumpy

So pag, I smile at you, kiss your cheek and flutter my blue eyes at you and say thank you!

 

Don´t mention it, stumpy! Anyone in my shoes would do the same! Something like a duty of citizenship! {#emotions_dlg.bigsmile}

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