I secretly downloaded it too. All that I understood was the "....as in..." part

A quick google search will return a few links.

I found (without sweating over it) this link

http://www.i-gunler.com/Istanbul/Riddim-Bar-ve-Club/Bar-Gece-kulubu-Kafe/869

Riddim seems to be a place you are looking for. I bet there are many more...

Since a while ago, it has been possible for a woman in Turkey to use her own family name in addition to her husbands surname.  Anyone wishing including my wife took advantage of that.

Today, newspapers in Turkey have reported that from now on women can use solely their family names without having to adopt their husbands´ surnames. The change was made possible by the attempts of Dr. Baþak Çalý. She said, while the outcome of the case she opened was satisfactory, she still resented the fact that she had to go through legal stages to be able to use her own surname.

The verdict of the court legalizes women´s using their own surnames without having to adopt their husbands´ surnames from now on.

I guess the original post was asking about the meaning of users names. I reckon the question here is about our real names which we are not supposed to reveal. Nonetheless, since I have nothing to hide, I will give it a go:

I have three names: Sabri Akin Ilicali. Sabri means patient, Akin means a rush or raid.  With two such names coming one after another, one would expect I must have contradictions in my life. There is a seed of truth in that.

My surname Ilicali points out to the location where my family (paternal) originates: the village of Loutros in Evros province in Greece which used to be called Ilica when it was under Turkish rule.

There is another village named Ilica in Erzurum but these two are completely unrelated.

Has anyone eating complained?

Much of the driving was done on motorways where the legal speed limit is 140kmh (no one cares).

It did not have much to do with speed. It was non-stop driving that did the trick. When I jumped off the car my eyes were swollen and bloody and I was in a miserable condition. The silly objective was to find out whether I could drive more than 1000 kms without ever stopping.

Some of those small and far away countries might be fake locations declared by anonymous proxies people use for reaching youtube etc.

Nations are not judged merely by a bunch of parameters. It is wrong to call Americans barbarians because of their stance about homosexuality; it is equally wrong to point out to Turkey´s being a backward country compared to those civilized ones. There are indeed people who have found happiness here regardless of how the country seems to be from outside.

All these comments do gross injustice to people and their efforts in society. We often forget  that we would be in miserable condition without tbe providings of society. It is not money that turns us into proper individuals nor is it how advanced our society is.  I am not proud of my country because of its wealth or power, I am proud of it because it has had its share of contribution in what we call the world today.

We should really stop posting messages meant for provocating people rather than making a point.

Turkey is about twenty times as large as the Netherlands. Much of its territory is rugged terrain and high plateaus. There are all sorts of places in the country. Generally speaking major land roads are usually in good or excellent condition. Smalle, lesss significant roads are generally much worse.

I once did 1170 kilometers in less than 10 hours. Not three and a half days

Many Turks living in Germany travel all the way from Germany to their towns or villages in Anatolia non-stop. Still, 1000 kilometers is quite a long distance...

Happy birthday Catwoman. Time goes by doesn´t it?