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e-rasmus to antalya...
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10 Apr 2010 Sat 11:57 pm |
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whats wrong with russians? we love russians!
i didnt know you were able to speak Turkish  any city that you havent visited in Turkey?
sui, my dear friend, I don´t want to be your murder, so don´t force me to... Just stay away from ptaszek! Have you ever seen me involving with... .erm... what was her name? already forgot... the greek one. Anyway, you got whom I mean. What was I saying? Have you ever seen me involving with her? Now that is true with you as well. Stay away! Stay away from ptaszek!
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11 Apr 2010 Sun 12:01 am |
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sui, my dear friend, I don´t want to be your murder, so don´t force me to... Just stay away from ptaszek! Have you ever seen me involving with... .erm... what was her name? already forgot... the greek one. Anyway, you got whom I mean. What was I saying? Have you ever seen me involving with her? Now that is true with you as well. Stay away! Stay away from ptaszek!
What´s more, ptaszek is a polish girl, which I found out today, and not a greek girl!..  So, she is hard to be yours!...
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19 Apr 2010 Mon 10:12 pm |
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whats wrong with russians? we love russians!
i didnt know you were able to speak Turkish any city that you havent visited in Turkey?
of course you do,my male turkish friend is even marrying one after 2 weeks of antalya relationship)he says"more likeable to control than polish one"The thing i don´t like and mentioned is that turkey sells herself to tourists,Antalya is russified ,well if you asked me about kalkan I would say it is british-seized.What i don´t like is that Turkey is selling herself thing.in Antalya I feel like being in Moscow,in kalkan like being at small british island..just my thoughts,you have the right to disagree..ahh
ps..manyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
many places i haven´t been yet
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20 Apr 2010 Tue 09:04 am |
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of course you do,my male turkish friend is even marrying one after 2 weeks of antalya relationship)he says"more likeable to control than polish one"The thing i don´t like and mentioned is that turkey sells herself to tourists,Antalya is russified ,well if you asked me about kalkan I would say it is british-seized.What i don´t like is that Turkey is selling herself thing.in Antalya I feel like being in Moscow,in kalkan like being at small british island..just my thoughts,you have the right to disagree..ahh
ps..manyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
many places i haven´t been yet
Ah yes, THE basis of a good marriage...an ability to control the other 
But I agree with you, that sometimes I come in a place in Turkey and in shock check my plane-ticket... It did say TURKEY right? Because I feel like I´m in Ireland 
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20 Apr 2010 Tue 01:35 pm |
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But I agree with you, that sometimes I come in a place in Turkey and in shock check my plane-ticket... It did say TURKEY right? Because I feel like I´m in Ireland
Eh why??
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20 Apr 2010 Tue 03:04 pm |
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There are some places that look like little Russia/England/Ireland/ etc.
Some touristic resorts have entire streets with Irish pubs, and the workers there put on their best Irish accent to lure the customers in. When I walk through Turkey, but all I can see is "paddy´s pub" with doorman "John" saying "Ey lassie! How are ya?" I start to wonder where I am
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22 Apr 2010 Thu 12:32 am |
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There are some places that look like little Russia/England/Ireland/ etc.
Some touristic resorts have entire streets with Irish pubs, and the workers there put on their best Irish accent to lure the customers in. When I walk through Turkey, but all I can see is "paddy´s pub" with doorman "John" saying "Ey lassie! How are ya?" I start to wonder where I am
Well what can I say, tis the lure of the Irish, they know it works 
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22 Apr 2010 Thu 02:15 am |
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There are some places that look like little Russia/England/Ireland/ etc.
Some touristic resorts have entire streets with Irish pubs, and the workers there put on their best Irish accent to lure the customers in. When I walk through Turkey, but all I can see is "paddy´s pub" with doorman "John" saying "Ey lassie! How are ya?" I start to wonder where I am
being an expat yourself it should not be hard to figure out
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22 Apr 2010 Thu 10:45 am |
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Well what can I say, tis the lure of the Irish, they know it works
I know it does  But I´m not Irish, and if I wanted to go to Ireland I would go to Ireland, not to Turkey. That was the point I was trying to make I still don´t understand why people would travel such a long way to go to places exactly like their home countries. I remember being in total shock when I saw the Orange hotel in Kemer :|
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