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| QUOTE (Deman68 @ October 07, 2007 04:18 am) |
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koukla. | QUOTE (Deman68 @ October 08, 2007 07:20 am) |
| koukla is doll in Greek....as in Baby doll...so i hope its a woman... |
| QUOTE (koukla @ October 08, 2007 11:45 pm) |
| Thank you all!! Yes koukla is doll but also muppet, isnt it? I am sorry for the belated reply as I wasnot allowed to write messages for days. Wow quite a late system...or maybe just to me :P Hosbulduk, kalos sas vrikame :) |
| QUOTE (koukla @ October 09, 2007 02:45 am) |
| Thank you all!! Yes koukla is doll but also muppet, isnt it? I am sorry for the belated reply as I wasnot allowed to write messages for days. Wow quite a late system...or maybe just to me :P Hosbulduk, kalos sas vrikame :) |
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| QUOTE (domestos @ October 07, 2007 08:57 pm) |
| koukla. Kukla means puppet in turkish. Wasn't it a town in cyprus? |
| QUOTE (Spartan King @ October 09, 2007 02:52 am) |
| I'm VERY impressed, kouklia (similar) is a village in Paphos. It has some ancient ruins close by and has now become a very hot area for property development, and lots of high class development, golf complexes and luxury hotels have been built around there. The locals have made a mint on the land. It must be said that the views and history in that area are stunning, and it is a nice climate as it is cooler and fresher than much of Cyprus. |
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| QUOTE (domestos @ October 09, 2007 02:03 am) |
| My Cyprus tray says you're right. It's something like that. And i usually have my dinner on it. |
| QUOTE (Spartan King @ October 09, 2007 01:52 am) |
| I'm VERY impressed, kouklia (similar) is a village in Paphos. It has some ancient ruins close by and has now become a very hot area for property development, and lots of high class development, golf complexes and luxury hotels have been built around there. The locals have made a mint on the land. It must be said that the views and history in that area are stunning, and it is a nice climate as it is cooler and fresher than much of Cyprus. |
| QUOTE (koukla @ October 09, 2007 03:07 am) |
| Ahahha, I have exactly the same tepsi! :) |