We officialy have the most stupid language on earth (except Turkish)

[Hendrik]

our players for example, they are proud of their nationality, even if they were born in germany, most of them prefers to play for the turkish nationality team

That's because you can guarantee them a first team spot. The Altintop twins or Nuri Sahin wouldn't even make the German B team.

And uh, Serdar Taşçı, the biggest prospect of Turkish background, chose to play for Germany, despite his whole family being blackmailed by the Turkish FA.

 

[rony31]

 

[night]

i think you are just mad that podolski and klose decided to play for germany and not for poland (thats ofcourse if you are really polish)

I was disappointed because they chose to play for the German NT over our NT to be honest. But what does this have to do with my previous post?

 

[ShiftyPowers]

i think you are just mad that podolski and klose decided to play for germany and not for poland (thats ofcourse if you are really polish)
our players for example, they are proud of their nationality, even if they were born in germany, most of them prefers to play for the turkish nationality team

Like Mehmet Scholl.

 

[henry#14]

Good to see the thread stayed on track...

 

[CarlosDanger]

¿Cuál es el problema con la puntuación española?


At least you put Turkish in its place

It's pretty sad that you need a punctuation mark to denote irony. Are people really that thick?

And go easy on the Turks.. they have a great history of tolerance

 

[Run DMB]

It's pretty sad that you need a punctuation mark to denote irony.

People on the internet certainly seem to have a problem detecting sarcasm, so I can see where they're coming from.

This is still idiotic, though. What's next, a special question mark for rhetorical questions?

"Does Rose Kennedy own a black dress

"

 

[CarlosDanger]

Or...more to the point...

Are all Turks violently angry idiots

People on the internet certainly seem to have a problem detecting sarcasm, so I can see where they're coming from.

And really... those who do are never going to get it anyway.

 

[CapaJr]

Like Mehmet Scholl.

he is not turkish

 

[CapaJr]

henrik, i can see you posted something but i cant read it
BECAUSE I HAVE IGNORED YOU A LONG TIME AGO

HA-HA

 

[::shinji::]

I think if I ever get a cat, I'll name him Mehmet

 

[Kibe Kru]

I think if I ever get a cat, I'll name him Mehmet

heh, at least in Canada people won't make fun of you shouting around "Mehmet, Mehmet" as they probably would in Portugal, and surely would in Brazil...

 

[CapaJr]

I think if I ever get a cat, I'll name him Mehmet

thats okay, but you have to own a cheetah, lion or tiger.

 

[INFESTA]

The inverted question mark is great. You can start sentences with the proper pronunciation.

henrik, i can see you posted something but i cant read it
BECAUSE I HAVE IGNORED YOU A LONG TIME AGO

HA-HA

You sure got him there. [Sorry Dutch people, I'll go with the good old rolleyes.]