I think tan skins becouse all of turks are fair

so I dont know it just aguess .

Do you think science can answer all our questions? And if it can´t, are those questions meaningless? Do you think science approve any religion? Is there a mystery science will not ever solve?

As most of you know i trust science. But i have some questions unanswered. According to law of conservation of energy, energy can neither be created nor destroyed: it can only be transformed from one state to another.As you know whole universe exists of many forms of energy. My mind can´t imagine a situation energy existed always without a starting point. I think that there must be a starting point of everything. But i think our brain has its limits. As Kant says our brain functions depending on space and time concepts. And we think everything has a starting point. We can´t imagine anything that doesn´t have any starting point. But according to law of conservation of energy, energy always existed. It doesn´t have a starting point. It is not created. How can we solve this dilemma?

Same situation is valid for the God? Is there a God? If you think there is, did he created himself or he existed always? What are your arguments?

I just got home from alanya, and I can´t stop thinking of this guy I met there. He works as a bartender so i met him when I was having drinks with my girlfriends. He gave me roses and told me how beautiful. He was very kind and we went out that night together. Now I can´t help to wonder if this is something he sais to all tourist girls who comes to his bar.. He was just so adorable, so I hope he ment it.

Anyone who has experience of this??

Right! Forget about the diets! Just stick to some practical guidelines:

• Eat slowly, it takes time for the brain to think you have eaten enough.
• Drink water before the meal and don´t drink it when eating. Drink 1.5/2 lts of water a day and drink it along the day.
• Eat more veggies. At least one main course should be veggies. It takes 2 hours to digest veggies compared 4 hours for meats. veggies have less calories and keep you filled longer
• Eat fruits in small portions. Half of a banana, a small apple for example. Haha! What do you do with the other half of banana?
• Do not eat sweets more than once or twice a week and prefer light ones like "sütlaç" "muhallebi", "kazandibi" etc.
• Take fats moderately. 4-5 spoons of olive oil a day should be enough. Are you saying little spoon like you use for stirring you tea?
• Don´t give up eating carbonhydrates. 60% of daily intake should be carbonhydrates. This is too much!  Carbohydrates turn to fat if not burn up!!
• Do not eat late. You should have your dinner by 1900.

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Whenever I hear Holy Ghost it makes me think of this religion-skit by Eddie Izzard

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTRjWDW3JSg

(the God, Jesus, Holy Ghost part comes at about 4:45, but the rest is funny too!)

destroying cemeteries, churches or other places of spiritual worshipping is nothing but cowardice and the will to eredicate someone´s cultural and historical heritage. It is not only an act of vandalism itself but also disrespect towards collective heritage, values or emotions held by certain groups or ethnicities. Those who commit such things want to deprive them of their memories. Unfortunately it happens all over the world to any dominations or religions.Pity that the places that are designed to peace are instruments of political struggle.

D´oh!

Why would I try to defend Poles - I don´t know even one homeless one, let alone a homeless one in London so I wouldn´t know what they eat. Of course tabloids look for sensation and, as millions of Poles flooded the UK, they became the favourite target group of the gutter press which loves making up stories. I have never heard about Poles eating swans or mice in Poland. Why shoud they do it in the country that has a social system so easy to milk that it´s hard to imagine somebody would actually be homeless - that I don´t know. But I guess anything can happen. Would tabloids be able to tell a Polish immigrant from a Czech one? Or a Ukrainian passing for Lithuanian? I doubt it...

And i know Si++ wants to provoke but let´s be honest - I´m not Turkish, I don´t feel the need to defend the Polish pride in the collective national sense. I don´t eat mice, why should I take offence in what he said. Is it possible that some Poles eat mice? I have no idea so I can´t say I´m 100% sure they don´t. Seems better to me than starving.

İf because of an illness  you get fat its not right to throw you out like a garbage.