From: han@anadolu.michigan.com (hasan.b.mutlu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.turkish,talk.politics.mideast,talk.politics.soviet,soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.europe,soc.history
Subject: Warm Cookies And Cold Milk Are Good For Your Eyes, 'Tri*.'
Date: 12 Aug 92 03:00:24 GMT





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c23st@kocrsv01.delcoelect.com (Spiros Triantafyllopoulos)

    |        H a n d s o m e   B - )   M e a t l o a f   D i g e s t         |
    | Brought to you by King Spiros 3.14 of Tri* Land [.In Tri* we Trust.]   |

Swell.

>> One star to the 'Tri*' Bar and Grill in 'Tri*-land' - free toothpicks,
>> too.

>More like three stars and a half moon '(***', Happyface. I'm a good cook. 
>I cook one mean Thanksgiving Turkey too. 

With a 'greasy palikarya?'

>> Now I suppose you are wondering why on earth 'Dunn' is telling
>> all this. 

>Naw, I am just wondering why on earth 'Meatloaf' is telling all this. 

Not only does it wipe out spiritual rot, it probably cures colds, too.

>BTW, have you written any scientific papers lately? 

A joke?

>Haven't seen any
>on any of the online facilities (DATALOG etc) here. Too busy posting?

Everything you need to know is in there somewhere.

>> Well, our old 'Tri*' has joined the revisionists on the edge of the herd.
>> And a new image is in order.

>Is it revisionism to consider someone like 'Mutlu' a psychological disorder
>suffering patient? My definition of revisionism needs a facelift. Darn!

What would your mother say?

>> How could your barber do this?

>'Barbers' and 'razors' are dangerous in the hands of '3-year-olds' or
>'mutlu's'. As are 'terminals' and 'anadolus.michigan.coms'.  Here,
>boy. Please translate the following word from Turkish to English:

Well, what's all this about, anyway?

>Mutlu: ___________
>Mutlu: Happy			(my dictionary)

I will not disbelieve your sources.

>> Like conversing with a brick 'Tri*.' Greece lost in each and every 
>> war conducted solely between Greece and Turkiye: in the Morea in 1821, 
>> in Thessaly in 1897-98, and in Anatolia in 1922. Especially the 1922 
>> Greek defeat, referred to as 'the Tragedy of Anatolia' by the Greeks, 
>> had momentous effects on Greek mind and behaviour.

>Third time in a row the paragraph appears on Usenet. If you're running
>short on quotes, consult 'Turkiye Consulati'.

It shows your IQ level.

>> So you became 'redneck ignorant minister.' And don't confuse your European
>> uncles with your Greek fathers.

>Is that racism I detect there? I have no European uncles, btw. No interest
>in getting any, also. 

It's never too late.

>> So you confess that you are a little confused about 'Greek calendar.'
>> 1832 > 1821.

>Here's a chance to redeem yourself. Did the Greeks start a war in
>1821, were utterly defeated by the Ottomans (TM), 

Ditto.

>waited it out on
>sitting on the fence, and then the Ottomans (TM) decided to pull off
>Greece in 1832? 

You really did it.

>Or, did the Greeks and Ottomans (TM) kept slugging it out in a war between
>'1832' and '1821' ????

What else is new?

>Here's your chance, Happyface (aka Mutlu). Could you give us in a few 
>paragraphs the events that caused Greece to win its Independence? from
>YOUR point of view? 

Great powers.

>As the 'redneck ignorant minister.' (why '.'?) would say, either 
>put up or shut up, boy.

Sometimes the 'Tri*-land' seems like a fine place, "don't" it?

>And a side note:
>Would my 'father' who did this during the German occupation in WW2 lie
>to me? Does your 'father' lie to you?

I don't know them.

>And another side note. You stopped crossposting to soc.culture.jewish, 
>why? (chickened out again? no surprise)

No kidding. Warm cookies and cold milk are good for your eyes.


Hasan B-) Mutlu

                     'Kill Turks and Kurds wherever you find them 
                      and in whatever circumstances you find them. 
                      Turkish children also should be killed as 
                      they form a danger to the Armenian nation.' 
                                     (Hamparsum Boyadjian - 1914)

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