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Ovalman. 29 Jun 11 17:22
Pythagoras
was that trained by henry cecil
Pythagoras
was that trained by henry cecil
or at the time the Future Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia
aesops fables or as they are known today party political broadcasts.
When I was a kid, we had a chippie in the high street run by Greeks, and their fish and chips were really tasty.
But they only gave you very small portions, you got a great chunk of batter with a sliver of fish in the middle.
Conclusive evidence that you can never trust a Greek.
But they only gave you very small portions, you got a great chunk of batter with a sliver of fish in the middle.
Conclusive evidence that you can never trust a Greek.
The crooks from 'The Wire' series two (the only 'Wire' series I could bear to see again)
Gave me a nice holiday after backing them £20 ew @100/1 to win euro champs few years back oi oi .........................
Alexander the Great was Greek. No 2 ways about it.
He was born in Macedon, a state in Northern Greece and unless I am much mistaken, still part of Greece and different to the Republic of Macedonia which borders it to the north.
He was born in Macedon, a state in Northern Greece and unless I am much mistaken, still part of Greece and different to the Republic of Macedonia which borders it to the north.
'The Greek' in 'The Wire' wasnt Greek the pesky scallywag.
Getting hammered on ouzo and flying home the next day was probably one of the worst experiences of my entire life and that is saying something. Just say no kids.
Domestica and Retsina.
Thirty years on and those two words still make me feel sick.
Thirty years on and those two words still make me feel sick.
When were they distributing all this stuff i must have missed out coz I didnt get anything
Jun 30, 2011 -- 4:32PM, jamov wrote:
RakiMythosKleftiko(nap)StifadoMousaka
To give the Greeks credit for my Stifado would be a step too far for me.
Underwhelming.
That's the first time I've used that word. Thank you.
That's the first time I've used that word. Thank you.
Yoghurt.
I have used that word before, admittedly, but not often.
I have used that word before, admittedly, but not often.
Having just read the thread I was shocked to see homosexuality on the list. I hope this has no links whatsoever to the yoghurt.
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