Curse in Athens

[KanadaHye]

Re: Curse in Athens

If they hadn't been all either killed or sold into slavery, I'd think that priest was perhaps a descendant of the same lot of priests who, rather than defend Constantinople, chose insted to crowd into Haghia Sophia, confident in their prophesy that God would drive the Turks back across Anatolia the moment they reach the doors of the cathedral.

We're talking about the Greeks, not the Gypsies.

[bell-the-cat]

Re: Curse in Athens

Bell, sometimes its so obvious that you don't know your arse from a whole in a ground.

Are you speaking now as an expert in arses, as a connoisseur, as somewhat of an aficionado? Or are you speaking as an expert in wholes (sic) in the ground, and the belief that you must keep digging them deeper, even when you can no longer climb out of them.

[Gavur]

Re: Curse in Athens

You are the one that seem to confuse the two frequently.Talking about subjects that you have no idea of,Even a Turk with a minor college education can put a hole in your false observations about history of Istanbul.I still don't know how you got the Armenian Genocide part of these lands history right, you sure don't know enough to talk about Istanbul and its inhabitants, past and present.

[ara87]

Re: Curse in Athens

Stupet Greeks, don't they know they gotta get the arch bishops to do it? Some measly priest will no do