what is Greece known for..? (147)
In England,Greece is best known for David Beckhams free kick.
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rizlared: Don't worry your ex prince is looking after them very well.
Am sure you know the say.""The apple falls under its own apple tree"".
Pleased to get rid of him,such an idiot.
The same goes for his son.
Traded a beautiful and smart princess,(and finaly eliminated her),
for a museum.
who ever heard somebody to be called ""Camel"
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Tasteless yoghurts.
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damshoppin: Tasteless yoghurts.
""Some like it hot"" (yoghurts)
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Gifts of Wooden Horses!
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Conrad73: Gifts of Wooden Horses!
""Beware of the Greeks bearing gifts""
and Greeklish
Phovu tous Danaous (meaning Greeks) kai ta dora pou prospheroun.
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chris27292729: ""Beware of the Greeks bearing gifts""
and Greeklish
Phovu tous Danaous (meaning Greeks) kai ta dora pou prospheroun.
and Greeklish
Phovu tous Danaous (meaning Greeks) kai ta dora pou prospheroun.
yep,that one!
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The first to use penicillin.
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pedro27: what is Greece known for..?
the myths
Chris, I meant it in a good way. The culture and the food are interesting so are the islands (Rhodos, Kreta, Kos, Santorin and many more). Someone mentioned Nana Mouskouri, one of the best singer I used to admire. Another one mentioned Aristotle Onassis, who would forget of Maria Callas?
Speaking of food (dine and wine), I used to know a bar that served Ouzo for free for all guests during the half-time of weekend's football games, unfortunately they did not serve Greek food. Gyros is so delicious, emergency food I buy from supermarket whenever I was not in the mood to cook.
Speaking of wine, have you heard this song, Chris?
And, how big is actually a Greek wedding?
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kaetchenvonhn: the myths Chris, I meant it in a good way.
The culture and the food are interesting so are the islands (Rhodos, Kreta, Kos, Santorin and many more). Someone mentioned Nana Mouskouri, one of the best singer I used to admire. Another one mentioned Aristotle Onassis, who would forget of Maria Callas?
Speaking of food (dine and wine), I used to know a bar that served Ouzo for free for all guests during the half-time of weekend's football games, unfortunately they did not serve Greek food. Gyros is so delicious, emergency food I buy from supermarket whenever I was not in the mood to cook.
Speaking of wine, have you heard this song, Chris?
And, how big is actually a Greek wedding? Just curious.
The culture and the food are interesting so are the islands (Rhodos, Kreta, Kos, Santorin and many more). Someone mentioned Nana Mouskouri, one of the best singer I used to admire. Another one mentioned Aristotle Onassis, who would forget of Maria Callas?
Speaking of food (dine and wine), I used to know a bar that served Ouzo for free for all guests during the half-time of weekend's football games, unfortunately they did not serve Greek food. Gyros is so delicious, emergency food I buy from supermarket whenever I was not in the mood to cook.
Speaking of wine, have you heard this song, Chris?
And, how big is actually a Greek wedding? Just curious.
I've heard it in Greek,long time ago,maybe sang by Nana Mouchouri.
The one's with negative comments,either don't know,out of ignorance,
or some of the known ones,don't want to admit,that the bases of
their countries civilisation, is based on the Greek one.-
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chris27292729: I've heard it in Greek,long time ago,maybe sang by Nana Mouchouri.
The one's with negative comments,either don't know,out of ignorance,
or some of the known ones,don't want to admit,that the bases of
their countries civilisation, is based on the Greek one.-
Yes and Roman empire...The one's with negative comments,either don't know,out of ignorance,
or some of the known ones,don't want to admit,that the bases of
their countries civilisation, is based on the Greek one.-
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chris27292729: I've heard it in Greek,long time ago,maybe sang by Nana Mouchouri.
The one's with negative comments,either don't know,out of ignorance,
or some of the known ones,don't want to admit,that the bases of
their countries civilisation, is based on the Greek one.-
The one's with negative comments,either don't know,out of ignorance,
or some of the known ones,don't want to admit,that the bases of
their countries civilisation, is based on the Greek one.-
what is your under pants scar marks from...?
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123whisper: Yes and Roman empire...
Of course the Romans too.
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pedro27: what is your under pants scar marks from...?
Your remarks in your own threads,have the stamp of idiocy.
Am sure you don't know any better.-
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chris27292729: Your remarks in your own threads,have the stamp of idiocy.
Am sure you don't know any better.-
irish sense of humour V greek sense of humourAm sure you don't know any better.-
which is better
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Hertsboy: I like Greece for the history and mythology of the country, it is great for holidays,traveling around the sites and learning about the birth of civilisation.
And remind your fellow country men,in every opportunity,that they
learned how to read and write from the 5th century onwards during
the Roman influence.
While Greeks developed alphabets and writings 2000 years earlier,before the Brits learned, what was an alphabet .
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Hertsboy: I like Greece for the history and mythology of the country, it is great for holidays,traveling around the sites and learning about the birth of civilisation.
With most of the ignorant people in your country,
"""The birth of all civilisations,started in Great Britain."""
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The Gypsy Kings, and tabouleh.
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pat8lanips: The Gypsy Kings, and tabouleh.
You confusing Spain with Greece.
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