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Antonio

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  1. Oh,God!!! Europe is totally screwed! And I'm terrified now (I'm serious) because migrants have come in Thessaloniki's port (MY CITY!!!) as well! Not to mention numerous of other European cities...These are the problems that policies like ''Come and go as you like'' cause!!! Well done EU! Thanks for that!
  2. Hahaha! Yeah! And you live in...? I'm just asking,because you said ''I go north rather than south''.
  3. Really nice bro!!! I happen to know a bit of Turkish and how to read the Cyrillic Alphabet,and I think that Turkish and Mongolian are very muvh alike! The sound both languages make,I mean.
  4. Antonio replied to Rafay's topic in General Spam
    Excellent show. It was a hit even in the male demographic in the US. Totally!!! The whole series is amazing and has such suspense,that when you watch an episode,you really want to see what happens to the next one! Every single episode of Pretty Little Liars is like a drug!!! No wonder why it's a hit even among male population!
  5. Antonio replied to Rafay's topic in General Spam
    If you watch Desperate Housewives(which is damn good!),you'll probably adore: Pretty Little Liars Grey's Anatomy Kyle XY (I know this is an old one,but I can't stop watching it!!!) These are my favorite TV shows!!!
  6. Nice explanations,guys! Thanks!!!
  7. Have you ever seen 2 people be nice to eachother for more then a year? Eventually something happens and the relation sours Well, not only that but it's politics. They believe in different political ideologies - and when it comes to politics or religion - if your view is different you can't be friends. So,it's just about ideological differences? If so,could you please elaborate on that?
  8. Guys,sorry for interrupting your discussion ,but I've always wondered what the deal is with Democrats and Republicans in the USA.Why is there that ''rivalry'' let's say between them??? Can somebody,please,explain this to me???
  9. Like I said,Greece can't be safe if it doesn't spend money on its defense.I know no one of you guys can understand this,you find it foolish.But,please believe me,it's not.You really have to come and live in Greece in order to understand what's really happenning here,and of course understand the Greco-Turkish relations (which are,sadly,poor). As for the Cyprus issue,I think that it will take a lot of years until it's resolved! Tell us? I'm sorry regardless of Turk-Greek relations, there is no way Greece and Turkey are going to be in live ammunition shooting in foreseeable future. There is no reason for Turkey to jeopardize it's economy, defense and it's NATO membership to start a fight over a rivalry that appears more and more of a tradition thing rather than actual. I think Turkey will be busy on it's southern border rather than Western, they have other priorities and so does Greece. OK,I'll mention a couple of examples. First example: Turkish fighters fly over the Aegean and Greek islands,which means they violate Greek airspace,almost on a daily basis. The past two years,the Aegean was ''quiet'',there were only a few violations,especially last year.However,this year is the ''Greek-airspace-violation spree''! Definitely,this doesn't show will for peace from the Turkish side. Second example: During an exercise of the Hellenic Navy,in which air ''targets'' where being shot,the Turkish bugging ship ÇANDARLI entered the Greek territorial waters and the firing range of the Greek vessels.Although the captain of the Turkish ship was repeatedly warned that it was not safe,and despite the calls it received in order for it to leave (because a military exercise was taking place),he vehemently refused to leave,with the lame excuse that ''the firing range is not recognised'' ! Only when fighter jets of the Hellenic Air Force flew above the ship,a shot from a Greek vessel ''burst'' just 300 yards away from its prow and a Greek frigate approached it to warn it AGAIN that it was not safe,did it leave! These are happening now,when Greece is focusing on its negotiations with the Eurozone.To add an extra point,the Hellenic Ministry of Defense and all branches of the Hellenic Armed Forces are on alert,because Turkey seems to be ''preparing'' for a military crisis in the Aegean. Anyway,I don't want to talk about this anymore,but I really hope you find these reasons rational.
  10. It's in the forums emoticon list. Just click the smiley in the text toolbox, then click "show all". Yay,I found it,and many more emoticons!!! Thanks!!!
  11. Wow,cool!!! But,still,isn't it pretty hot in South Africa? Not in the winter, no... lol. Unless you call snowing weather hot. No,no! i'm asking,because South Africa's climate is kinda trppical,isn't it??? Not tropical no. It's more temperate. In the winter it goes to around -5 degrees celcius with day temperatures around 15 degrees and in the summer day temperatures go as high as 40 degrees in some places but the average would be around 35. Ah,sounds like you pretty much have the ''same'' climate as we do in Greece.But,in Greece there's just TOO MUCH damn humidity,and when it's like 35 degrees Celsius,it feels like 80!!! And the winter temperatures,at least here in Thessaloniki,don't drop below -5 degrees Celsius,but,again with the humidity,it feels like -20!!!
  12. No,no,I know what you mean,Duderonomy. Besides,if the Greeks hadn't revolted against the Ottoman Empire (which,based on what you said indicated,that they wanted that particular situation to change),there would have been no Greek State. But,what I said about ''unfriendly comments'',was quite personal.I mean,I know that their content was actually anger and a will for my country to change,but I perceived them to be a little bit ''hostile'',like ''Greece is bankrupt! Die,Greece!'' (this is an example).Maybe I misinterpreted them.So,that's what I said it was quite personal. And,it's sad,indeed,that in our situation the ones who suffer are the Greek citizens! Of course there were some Greeks that evaded taxes,had their money ''hidden'' in banks of Switzerland etc.,but some do not represent the whole.And,of course Greece has A LOT to offer,not only to Europe,but to the whole world.However,we were governed by unremarkable politicians who both only cared about their personal gain,and made monstrous mistakes relating to Greece's economy and,of course,industry.They counted on loans and imports,and completely abolished the Greek industries (note that Greek products were and are of great quality ).That's the main reason that led the country in the brink of bankruptcy and low competitiveness.I won't talk about Tsipras,because he's been in power for only 5 months.As you understand,only time will tell! Ahh!!! Sounds like you had a really nice time!!! Go for it,man!!!

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