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Thread: Translate another song for Gokhan Ozen please....

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thehandsom
7403 posts

20 Dec 2007 Thu 03:30 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting Ayla:

What would you do for me?
(1) Would you lie down in the frost
(2) Would you carry me on your back
(3) Would you be a porter (work hard)

(1) Are you crazy? NO!
(2) Absolutely NO!
(3) Never!

Typical western woman who does not know anything about love.. lol

Thread: Turkish army sends soldiers into Iraq

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thehandsom
7403 posts

19 Dec 2007 Wed 06:44 pm

Quoting catwoman:

long way to go, foamy has lots of time to enjoy herself. lol lol lol

That is exactly my point..I am sure there are many 'handsome' guys around..

Thread: Turkish army sends soldiers into Iraq

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thehandsom
7403 posts

19 Dec 2007 Wed 03:57 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:

Quoting thehandsom:

Quoting SuiGeneris:

Strange enough to see that, there is no heated up discussion on this thread for pages and pages!

people must be tired or bored to talk the same things over and over again

well.. we are all into Your Horoscopes by Madame AEnigma things in these days..

god! i missed that part!! must update myself asap

And also a bad news for you

Femme mentioned that she does not want to be first lady of Turkey anymore!!
So sorry really!!

Thread: Turkish army sends soldiers into Iraq

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thehandsom
7403 posts

19 Dec 2007 Wed 02:34 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:

Strange enough to see that, there is no heated up discussion on this thread for pages and pages!

people must be tired or bored to talk the same things over and over again

well.. we are all into Your Horoscopes by Madame AEnigma things in these days..

Thread: Turkish army sends soldiers into Iraq

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thehandsom
7403 posts

18 Dec 2007 Tue 03:35 pm

I think in total (small or large scale), there have been 27 incursions into northern Iraq in last 27 years, this will be 28th if it happens..

Thread: Ataturk

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thehandsom
7403 posts

18 Dec 2007 Tue 12:50 pm

Quoting catwoman:

Quoting thehandsom:

I am still not buying it. I agree with you about the fight for democracy was long and hard in the west and Turkey got most of western democratic values with Ataturk without a long struggle.
My country men speaks of history and politics as if they are automatized robots but at some stages in our recent history peoples more freedom demands were always suppressed by the army and the main stream ideas are all results of the army being in politics.
I am still a romantic and I believe my country deserves better and we can built it. Democracy and its values are still under construction in Turkey. The reason it is still under construction is "the strong hands".

I agree with you TheHairiest, but I'm also skeptical because of the influence of Islamists. The army is there to ensure that they won't take over the government and I'm not so sure that Turkish public is democratized enough to fight that off by themselves.

I am not that worried about the islamists to be honest. They are in the power because people did not have viable alternative. I never ever thought Turkey could be a second Iran.
But as long as the army is in politics we will never prove ourselves we are a democratic society. Or we will never learn if we are.
The army keeps delaying the entire process basically.

Thread: Ataturk

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thehandsom
7403 posts

18 Dec 2007 Tue 12:14 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

sorry, canim, you ll have to buy. you have no other option. i know i hurt your romantic feelings.
im just stating the facts. the naked truth
tell me if your country is ready to live in a free democratic state?
how can you expect any citizen to understand and embrace the democracy rules if he/she doesnt know that his/her basic human rights are abused? you live so long in the west and till this time havent noticed the mentality difference?
im sorry to tell you that turkey is not developed enough to organise a democratic country. it longs so, but it will fail again and again. why? because of our backward mentality.
to have the same democracy as in the west we have a long marsh of hardships and fights.

therefore as i stated before there must be a stron hand to push it ahead again!
like ataturk who just gave a great kick to turkey out of feudalism.
watch how your countrymen talk about politics and the history. they all speak like automised robots, the same slogans for years.
there must be a freedom of speech. the actual social education comes from mass media (which in turkey is not free). these are basic elements to build a democracy.

im sorry, there are no equal nations!

My dearest Femme

(since Siu is out of the way)
I am still not buying it. I agree with you about the fight for democracy was long and hard in the west and Turkey got most of western democratic values with Ataturk without a long struggle.
My country men speaks of history and politics as if they are automatized robots but at some stages in our recent history peoples more freedom demands were always suppressed by the army and the main stream ideas are all results of the army being in politics.
I am still a romantic and I believe my country deserves better and we can built it. Democracy and its values are still under construction in Turkey. The reason it is still under construction is "the strong hands".
it is going to be done..You trust me

btw: did I tell you that I am 22 yo?

haha

Thread: What Animal Are You ?

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thehandsom
7403 posts

18 Dec 2007 Tue 01:25 am

Mine is "You are either a Rooster or a Zebra personality.
But you may also be a Wild Cat personality."

not very definite!!
I could have given you three names of animals without asking those questions

Thread: Your Horoscopes by Madame AEnigma

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thehandsom
7403 posts

17 Dec 2007 Mon 11:22 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting thehandsom:

19/06

Gemini with Gemini Rising:
Gemini is the hairiest sign of the Zodiac - some are covered head to foot in black fur. They are usually the life and soul of a party, but soon stop smiling in immigration departments. This week members of the same sex will be strangely attracted to you - reevaluate your walk or visit a barber. Lucky TC Thread: "Quinoa in Turkey". Lucky Smell: Cod. Lucky Parliament: The Welsh Assembly.

OMG..
Everything is so correct, right on spot!!
Even The welsh Assembly

Aww...I TRUST what you say Aenigma. I wont be going to a barber, it is for sure.
Can you read palms by the way?

Thread: AN IMPORTANT NIGHT

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thehandsom
7403 posts

17 Dec 2007 Mon 06:49 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

it must be that very well known turkish politeness to call someone nothing!

And also you should add 'calling someone brainless' into that politeness as well. I have been quite patient so far!!

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