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"being presented to the family"
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28 Aug 2006 Mon 07:16 pm |
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Are you even serious, Erdinç? What does the silver ring has to do with it all? Anyways from your list and even without it i know that they are in no way ´a problem family´!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
Edited (2/6/2009) by Marinka
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28 Aug 2006 Mon 07:16 pm |
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Quoting robin01: who said i lived in turkey yawwww??   :-S |
Well, since my original question asked for an example of a married couple living within a traditional community in Turkey, your example was not the case.
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28 Aug 2006 Mon 07:16 pm |
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already got a british passport..anything else he could gain?
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28 Aug 2006 Mon 07:16 pm |
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Quoting robin01: why wots funny izmir  |
Im laughing at you and aenigma ... you should be a double act !!! VERY ENTERTAINING 
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28 Aug 2006 Mon 07:17 pm |
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Quoting IZMIR060406: Quoting robin01: why wots funny izmir |
Im laughing at you and aenigma ... you should be a double act !!! VERY ENTERTAINING |
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28 Aug 2006 Mon 07:18 pm |
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i never read ur post...i just found it disturbing what people try 2 incinuate..personally i think its pathetic and immature
it is the 21st century u know guys
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28 Aug 2006 Mon 07:19 pm |
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Quoting robin01: already got a british passport..anything else he could gain? |
Nothing to gain except...your romantic and eloquent vocabulary
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28 Aug 2006 Mon 07:19 pm |
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A silver ring that is worn by men is an İslamic symbol and means I'm one of you my brothers. By wearing a silver ring they are expecting support, recognition and easier commonication within their religious communities. It is a sign of commitment for their religious community.
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well it could be my brain and sparkling wit.. i did get straight a's 
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