Don't Tease Me * Question Mark & The Mysterians

iim tellin an unlucky moment of years ago ...

when i was at high school and hav less beard and hair on skin and when i was 65 kilos...it was a shiny day and i brushed teeth and checked all myself across mirror and put perfume and brushed trainers and make sure im enough sexy for girls then went out got a bus to school and i was almost late and when i got in classroom i was so statisfied of being enough handsome and i was so self-confident till one of girl says '' mehmet u must hav forgotten ur toothbrush in ur pockets or u must hav been brushıng ur teeth on the way to school

silly me

ladies please dont worry..before he went he gave me few instructions...
he said''tc is a too small for two gentlemen so i decided to leave..and as being the only gentleman on tc please take good care of my funs and sweet friends...''


(i was inactive for a while and leaving the space to him...ehh now i ll hav to act alone

but i ll keep my promise,promise

a folklore expert J.E. MANN says he knows this issue from early ages but the only thing he has found is an unsigned handwriting document. it is said in this document that the relationship between gosport and Turks goes to crusades; the English crusades brought the Turkish captives to gosport and keep them in the area now used as '' Gosport police centre''..This areafirst is used as captive camp later as captive graveyard...But there is no official documents about that and never an archeological excavation is performed there.. on the other hand the Haslar hospital thats used since 1745 has a clear relationship between Turks.. Since 1996 this hospital was belong to english royal navy and a part of the graveyard of this hospital was seperated for Turks.. The first Turks buried there were the Ottoman navy sailors who has visited Gosport ..They were the victims of cholera epidemic..But there is also another claim that a Turkish colony has really lived there...
the gravestones thats in Clayhall Royal Navy graveyard proves this claim ..because the 23 of the gravestones were belong to the years 1850 and 1851... the first place of graveyard was not its last place...while building another structure to the hospital the graves carried to their new place,near Alver Lake in 1902 and in 1985 Turkish General Staff restored the gravestones and graveyard .. The visit of Ottoman ships to Gosport attracted lots of attention and the gosportians liked the sailors ..the news in the local newspaper proves this...The sailors went shopping and stayed there for six and a half month...there are also some more Trukish marks in this area; in Fort Nelson Castle one of the most important piece of Royal Navy weapon museum is a Turkish cannon which is made in 1464...This connon is sent to England in 1857 and in 1708 another cannon is sent by mistake and stands in this museum...

this article is published in september 2004 in the weekly magazine named ''TOPLUMSAL TARİH'' and prepared by Dr. Zeynep Aygen tutor of Porstmouth university ...




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