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Reply 2920

RamocitoMorales

Original post by Akkuz

Londra. Bu cennet bırakılırmı kardeşim. :biggrin:

Cennetmi? Have you taken a look outside the window today...or pretty much any day? Evet bırakılır, and I plan to.

S-man10

Oh dear. This really promotes a bad example

It's a 'bad example' when a Turk does it (because honour is an extremely important part of Turkish society), but not when a Japanese samurai does it. :sigh:

(edited 10 years ago)

Reply 2921

bluebubblegum

Original post by Akkuz

This is pretty much spot on from my experiences. Eastern Turkey girls will/do date guys but they're much harder to get. You need to be committed and really chase hard lol.

Or have lots of money

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Reply 2922

S-man10

Original post by RamocitoMorales

It's a 'bad example' when a Turk does it (because honour is an extremely important part of Turkish society), but not when a Japanese samurai does it. :sigh:

Guess her suicide was honorable then :laugh:

Reply 2923

Akkuz

Original post by RamocitoMorales

Cennetmi? Have you taken a look outside the window today...or pretty much any day? Evet bırakılır, and I plan to.

Fair enough. Burda düzen ve daha çok para var. :wink:

Istanbul is a wonderful place but for day-to-day living, its much harder than living in London. I worked there briefly, so I got a real good taste of the place.

And Ankara is just boring as hell.

Original post by bluebubblegum

Or have lots of money

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Gold. Lots of gold! :colone:

Reply 2924

hollywoodbudgie

Original post by Akkuz

This is pretty much spot on from my experiences. Eastern Turkey girls will/do date guys but they're much harder to get. You need to be committed and really chase hard lol.

Are you referring to having sex here?

Reply 2925

Akkuz

Original post by hollywoodbudgie

Are you referring to having sex here?

No.

Reply 2926

bluebubblegum

Original post by Akkuz

Gold. Lots of gold! :colone:

You were raised well as Turk, you seem to have identified the priorities :clap2:

Reply 2927

lNurl

Original post by RamocitoMorales

Cennetmi? Have you taken a look outside the window today...or pretty much any day? Evet bırakılır, and I plan to.

So you are coming to live in Azerbaijan then? :wink:

Reply 2928

S-man10

Original post by hollywoodbudgie

Yes this. This has really become my kind of thread :biggrin:

That would depend but there is that generalised definition. Assuming that is being used here

Reply 2929

bluebubblegum

Original post by S-man10

Oh dear. This really promotes a bad example

I think people generally know better.

Reply 2930

TheGameOfScience

Helloo fellow Turks :biggrin:

i am also Turkish and i am studying a levels in biology, chemistry and psychology, great to be part of this thread, love you all xD (and if your male NO-HOMO) :biggrin:

Reply 2931

S-man10

Original post by bluebubblegum

I think people generally know better.

You'd be surprised

Reply 2932

bluebubblegum

Original post by Akkuz

Fair enough. Burda düzen ve daha çok para var. :wink:

Istanbul is a wonderful place but for day-to-day living, its much harder than living in London. I worked there briefly, so I got a real good taste of the place.

And Ankara is just boring as hell.

But the lights... the buildings... and the city :daydreaming:

I live in a small town in Kent so any location that has a public place open after 10pm is a city :u:

Reply 2933

Akkuz

Original post by bluebubblegum

You were raised well as Turk, you seem to have identified the priorities :clap2:

Haha. Flash the gold, and half of East Turkey will be after you lol.

Original post by bluebubblegum

But the lights... the buildings... and the city :daydreaming:

I live in a small town in Kent so any location that has a public place open after 10pm is a city :u:

Istanbul is great to visit. But not to live. Even people who live there, say the same thing to me.

Never been to Kent, so I can't comment!

Reply 2934

hollywoodbudgie

Original post by TheGameOfScience

Helloo fellow Turks :biggrin:

i am also Turkish and i am studying a levels in biology, chemistry and psychology, great to be part of this thread, love you all xD (and if your male NO-HOMO) :biggrin:

I did those A levels too :jumphug:

What are you thinking of doing at uni if you go?

Reply 2935

username931319

Original post by Akkuz

Haha. Flash the gold, and half of East Turkey will be after you lol.

Istanbul is great to visit. But not to live. Even people who live there, say the same thing to me.

Never been to Kent, so I can't comment!

It depends on where you live in Istanbul. It was fine to me, I was living in Smyrna before that.

Reply 2936

bluebubblegum

Original post by TheGameOfScience

Helloo fellow Turks :biggrin:

i am also Turkish and i am studying a levels in biology, chemistry and psychology, great to be part of this thread, love you all xD (and if your male NO-HOMO) :biggrin:

i'm doing AS biology, chemistry, psychology (and maths) :five:

Reply 2937

bluebubblegum

Original post by Akkuz

Haha. Flash the gold, and half of East Turkey will be after you lol.

Or a glimpse of the British passport.

Reply 2938

TheGameOfScience

Original post by hollywoodbudgie

I did those A levels too :jumphug:

What are you thinking of doing at uni if you go?

Really Thats soo awesome!!! :biggrin:

great minds think alike i always say :wink:

what exam boards did you do for them xD i don't have any Turkish people in my class doing biology, chemistry and psychology :frown:

i applied for biological sciences and biology at university, i was thinking of picking chemistry at degree level before because i generally get higher grades in chemistry and i find it as equally interesting as biology but i don't have a level maths and at degree level it gets more mathematically rigorous so i decided to pick biology. so what are you currently studying and what university did you go to? :biggrin:

Reply 2939

TheGameOfScience