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Offline Scunner

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How Were Your Christmas Dinners Then
« Reply #30 on: December 28, 2009, 21:46:02 PM »
Actually it is asking how the restaurants in TURKEY did with their Christmas menus.



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« Reply #31 on: December 28, 2009, 21:54:29 PM »
Sorry must be a bit soft thought the topic was "How were your Christmas Dinners Then" ddn't think it was Turkey dinner only - is it cos I had beef and pork as well?

Is that another smack on the handie?


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« Reply #32 on: December 29, 2009, 23:53:02 PM »
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Actually it is asking how the restaurants in TURKEY did with their Christmas menus

Don't know how to do quotes Scunner, haven't got round to asking but will.

Not taking it personal and not having a go but why did it take you so long to say this topic was meant for how the restaurants in Turkey did?  Didn't see the same reply for the first three posts on the topic dated 26th and mine was dated 28th ???? or didn't you just not like the sound of my dinner?

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« Reply #33 on: December 30, 2009, 00:03:49 AM »
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Not taking it personal and not having a go



Oh I think you are on both counts, but to answer your question...

Many topics go off at tangents and this is normal behaviour for CBF. I wasn't asking you not to write anything, even though you seem to think there is a clique that you aren't part of. You wrote just comment on what you thought of my dinner. Isn't what this post is for? - and my reply was simply to answer that. You continued with the incredibly strange Haaa Haaaaaaaaaaaa! which I thought would be best ignored.

So the answer is, you asked if the topic was not in fact for people to discuss your Christmas dinner, and I politely pointed out that no, originally it wasn't. If it was that important to follow the subject I would have deleted it. It is only important to one person as I see it. Someone who queries this thread every single day without fail.

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« Reply #34 on: December 30, 2009, 00:47:17 AM »
Scunner as you are aware I have been a member for only a few months and have only posted 33 replies not every single day as you are quoting, these replies being of my own experiences towards the topics that are available.  I like to join in where I can, do not want to upset anyone and know there are serious topics on this forum that concern both the people who live in Turkey, have property or just like to visit.

The Haaa Haaaaaaaaaaaaa was in reply to a post by Tintin 1504 who said no Scousers turned up!  I am in no way putting this topic down or any other that I have posted a reply on!

Can't say anymore can I?

Closure!

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« Reply #35 on: December 30, 2009, 18:42:11 PM »
Christmas day/dinner here in England was great. Unable to compare with Christmas in Turkey this year, but will take note of meals enjoyed by those of you in Turkey for next year. :D

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« Reply #36 on: January 04, 2010, 18:12:02 PM »
We went to the terrace in Ece Sarray in Fethiye, it was abssolutley brilliant, we had an 8 course meal !!! the setting and service were first class, each table was individually decorated and they started serving us wine with the meal, then they told us that they forgot to mention that the first few glasses were included in the price, anyway, after about 4 glasses each and a coffee and brandy for me to to finish with, the total bill for this magical evening was 135 lira.

Never knew this place existed but it is real class and can't wait to go back in May. (and next Xmas if they do the same again)

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« Reply #37 on: January 05, 2010, 15:20:53 PM »
Hi all
The Rugby Club in Doha.
Good food catered by the Ramada and good company. What makes it even better is that it;'s less than 200 meters away so no driving.

Steve




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