Hello everyone

QUOTE (Emre @ July 02, 2008 04:03 pm)

I reckon we'll turn him into one of us. greekturkish/bluebiggrin.gif

Stavros, mate, don't give me that crap... You gotta pick a side immediately upon becoming a member and stick to it till you are banned at least once. These are the forum rules. greekturkish/laugh.gif

Jokes aside, good to have you here.

Then I am picking Westerorts' dark side hahhahhahaha. He is offering me all the women and raki that I can consume and of course mezes :) What else I can ask for from life. I am with you man! Hahahaha

QUOTE (LOS MAGANDOS @ July 02, 2008 03:59 pm)

You sound too much like a civilised gentleman for this forum !! greekturkish/laugh.gif

Maybe it will rub off on us

But lovely to have you here. greekturkish/beerchug.gif

efxaristo poli :)

QUOTE (αδελφόσ @ July 02, 2008 02:44 pm)

Hahahahah, thanx man. Indeed my ass is really hairy! Now I know for sure that I am a man. Not sure about the Greek part though. I think it is really stupid to distinguish people by different nationalities. Saying that I am Greek or Turkish implies my support of one culture over another. Or pride because I belong to a certain culture, group of people or more importantly religion. People are people man. Unfortunately we are categorized, split, culturally, politically, religiously and geographically. The differences exist but don't indicate any superiority. I really do enjoy the differences and try to understand people and hope everybody would slip out of their prejudice and enjoy the companionship of people from different cultures. I am against all differences being used against people of different cultures, religions or political view. But I feel really distinguished now that I know hairy ass is a good ass hahahahahahah

I edited grammar as much as I could. Hope you understand what I mean :)

First of all, welcome. Second, you are digging too deep in this. Saying you are Greek or Turk means just that. Yes, humanism and all that is nice, but nations are very real constructs. Sure, we live in one planet but there is no way that eventually all these differences will disappear. We will learn to value humanity over nationality (i hope so anyways) but we will always Greeks or Turks or whatever. And just because you are one it does not mean you need to carry all th baggage that come along.

QUOTE (Emre @ July 02, 2008 03:52 am)

Opti, say it with me : An hour, an airy ass, a hairy ass... One more... greekturkish/bluebiggrin.gif

Thanks Kaya, do you know how to pronounce αδελφόσ, or shall we just call him Stavros. greekturkish/killa.gif

Welcome again bro.

Slm Emre :)

It's adelfos.

Welcome adelfos kardeş.

QUOTE (Mythos @ July 02, 2008 10:35 pm)

First of all, welcome. Second, you are digging too deep in this. Saying you are Greek or Turk means just that. Yes, humanism and all that is nice, but nations are very real constructs. Sure, we live in one planet but there is no way that eventually all these differences will disappear. We will learn to value humanity over nationality (i hope so anyways) but we will always Greeks or Turks or whatever. And just because you are one it does not mean you need to carry all th baggage that come along.

I don't want the differences to disappear. I just want people to come to their senses and don't misinterpret their differences or fight over silly things such as baklava is greek or turkish rather than enjoying baklava. I realize that we are all different but I also realize that we have common things as well. We have ideas, emotions, families.....Let us think about these before hurting each other. You stated well: We will learn to value humanity over nationality one day. People like you and me maybe, but there are a lot of fanatics who will not. Because they are plain dumb! They are wasting their lives away with hatred. Anyway, thanks for welcoming me.

QUOTE (koukla @ July 02, 2008 10:36 pm)

Slm Emre :)

It's adelfos.

Welcome adelfos kardeş.

Thank you sweety

QUOTE (Emre @ July 02, 2008 10:52 am)

Thanks Kaya, do you know how to pronounce αδελφόσ, or shall we just call him Stavros. greekturkish/killa.gif

I think Stavros is a Mehmet. He mispelt the Greek word for brother. Should be
αδελφός.

QUOTE (αδελφόσ @ July 02, 2008 07:44 am)

Hahahahah, thanx man. Indeed my ass is really hairy! Now I know for sure that I am a man. Not sure about the Greek part though. I think it is really stupid to distinguish people by different nationalities. Saying that I am Greek or Turkish implies my support of one culture over another. Or pride because I belong to a certain culture, group of people or more importantly religion. People are people man. Unfortunately we are categorized, split, culturally, politically, religiously and geographically. The differences exist but don't indicate any superiority. I really do enjoy the differences and try to understand people and hope everybody would slip out of their prejudice and enjoy the companionship of people from different cultures. I am against all differences being used against people of different cultures, religions or political view. But I feel really distinguished now that I know hairy ass is a good ass hahahahahahah

I edited grammar as much as I could. Hope you understand what I mean :)

Hosgeldin. Good to have you around the forums. greekturkish/beerchug.gif