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Old 01-08-2007, 07:05 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Welcome Begum.

There's a coincidence I was in Istanbul for New Year. I can highly recommend it great place, wonderful people.

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thank you for your compliments.istanbul is the one of the big culturel center all over the world.I like istanbul very much too..ı hope you visit izmir when you come back here..because also izmir is enteresting to see..before moving to adana ı was living there...regards,
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Welcome aboard, Begum... we recently hired a countryman of yours as associate principal bass for the Minnesota Orchestra. His name is Fora Bacigil. Terriffc player and a complete gentleman.

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Welcome aboard, Begum... we recently hired a countryman of yours as associate principal bass for the Minnesota Orchestra. His name is Fora Bacigil. Terriffc player and a complete gentleman.

Enjoy the site,

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hello manny..I don't know the name fora bacıgil.and it's a very strange name in turkish..is he a turkish man or are you sure to spelling his name right.. maybe his name is bora?..(meanwhile I'm sorry to my english.I know.I must study very much)
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Sigh... knowing me I'm destroying his name. So, I'll check it and let you know but, for sure, his first name is Fora.

Okay, just checked! It's BALTACIGIL. Does that make more sense? Anyway, that's his name.

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Welcome. It's nice to make a new friend.
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Sigh... knowing me I'm destroying his name. So, I'll check it and let you know but, for sure, his first name is Fora.

Okay, just checked! It's BALTACIGIL. Does that make more sense? Anyway, that's his name.

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say him hello please for me..but unfortunatly ı don't know him....best wishes....
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thank you westview...it's my pleasure...
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