a day/ evening of clairvoyance/catomancy etc?

[tribalelder]

YES

[hubblebubble]

Somewhat bizarrely the answer is yes. Turkish law does not as i understand require that you are paid to be considered 'working'!
It may be possible to do a charity fun night and perhaps someone might like to investigate that possibility

[tracey1398]

i would be interested it would be a bit of fun and im sure we wont get fined deported or heads chopped off  but im sure people will now dissagree and this will carry on and on:D

[xxbilleigh-joxx]

thats silly.. i wonder where they draw the line because surely if there were a small group of people round someone's house they wouldnt act... would they?

[minxer]

so you are telling me that every table at the car boot sale is for charity? that is a blatant lie!!!!!!!
for gods sake i was suggesting a fun night, not a money making exercise!! in the privacy of a home if needs be!!
some people forget to leave behind the neighbourhood watch schemes and the pta committee when they come to turkey!/
if people put as much energy in to there own projects and hobbies as they do policing other folks we might all feel a bit free?
and i would put money on it that your friend was shopped by a brit?
live and let bloody live.

[minxer]

quote:Originally posted by tribalelder

YES

 WHY? is a card game illegal?

[Crabbit]

You cannot do anything without a work permit, be it a favour or a paid job.

[minxer]

ok ... no evening of clairvoyancy and or cartomancy!and certainly no more favours!!
laffin!! how sad is this!!

[minxer]

boss can you lock the topic:

[Diverbaz 1]

Should have seen that coming

Baz