User talk:JohnEmerald
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[edit] Magical Mystery Tour album
Magical Mystery Tour was NOT issued as an LP in the UK until 1976 and was NOT considered an official Beatles album until the catalogue was issued on CD. It was an American album issued by Capitol Records. MMT was first issued in the UK as a double EP which was two 45 rpm records. Steelbeard1 10:16, 26 July 2006 (UTC) --But it would be wrong not to put the icon picture of this album. By the way, it's in wrong chronological order; someone should fix it, i'm bored for today .) --JohnEmerald 14:38, 26 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Mr. Coopan
Who is Mr. Coopan? In which mahalle does he live? Bertilvidet 20:55, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
- Hello, Mr. Coopan is the nickname of my homemate .) He kinda vandalised my userpage with mentioning his name. I suppose you are a teacher in istanbul and living at taxim or cihangir. If it's your flat's view, i must confess that adorable view is one of my favorite scenes of istanbul. --JohnEmerald 21:53, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
- Hello, then please say selam to Mr. Coopan. The view is from my former flat, yes, obviously from Beyoglu. How about adding some stuff to the Van cat article - if you know how come that label apperantly have another meaning in other countries? Bertilvidet 22:05, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
- Actually i do not intend to. Our work is futile unless that gal still breathes air .) Actually turkish turkish van cats are not sold to foreign countries. So, no one abroad will see what a real Van cat is.. I don't care about this, let them die without knowing that they're all deceived :)) I feel depressed when i'm "reverted" --JohnEmerald 22:15, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
- let them die without knowing that they're all deceived is not really the philosphy of Wikipedia ;-) A shame that the world doesn get to know about the gorgeous Turkish Turkish Van Cats. Btw, did you notice the lead in the article: "The word van refers to their color pattern, where the color is restricted to the head and the tail, and the rest of the cat is white". Am i the only one not understanding a clue of what is meant????. Bertilvidet 10:04, 28 August 2006 (UTC)
- Yes you are the only one. Look guys I'm quite aware that what the Turks call Van Kedi are all white cats with one blue and one green eye. However, the Turkish Van is not a Van Kedi, it was started with stock from Turkey that has a small abount of color. The Van Kedi is actually considered a separate breed and I realize that this confuses most people since both breeds come from the Van area. However, I've been to Turkey and know it is entirely possible to obtain cats of either breed if one goes to Van. Cat breeders do it all the time to maintain genetic diversity. Both of you are assumign I'm ignorant and I'm not, please stop. It is obvious niether of you have a clue about cat breeding. pschemp | talk 13:53, 30 August 2006 (UTC)
- Well British lady. Next time you come to Turkey, call me, for a great dinner and chat about catz with a great view of Bosphorus ;) My user page has contact info --JohnEmerald 14:37, 30 August 2006 (UTC)
- Can I join in for that dinner? I'll bring a bottle of wine! I'll have a lot to learn about the van colour, as I am the only person not knowing it (the advantadge of being so ignorant is all the things I still can learn). Bertilvidet 15:30, 30 August 2006 (UTC)
- Well British lady. Next time you come to Turkey, call me, for a great dinner and chat about catz with a great view of Bosphorus ;) My user page has contact info --JohnEmerald 14:37, 30 August 2006 (UTC)
- Yes you are the only one. Look guys I'm quite aware that what the Turks call Van Kedi are all white cats with one blue and one green eye. However, the Turkish Van is not a Van Kedi, it was started with stock from Turkey that has a small abount of color. The Van Kedi is actually considered a separate breed and I realize that this confuses most people since both breeds come from the Van area. However, I've been to Turkey and know it is entirely possible to obtain cats of either breed if one goes to Van. Cat breeders do it all the time to maintain genetic diversity. Both of you are assumign I'm ignorant and I'm not, please stop. It is obvious niether of you have a clue about cat breeding. pschemp | talk 13:53, 30 August 2006 (UTC)
- let them die without knowing that they're all deceived is not really the philosphy of Wikipedia ;-) A shame that the world doesn get to know about the gorgeous Turkish Turkish Van Cats. Btw, did you notice the lead in the article: "The word van refers to their color pattern, where the color is restricted to the head and the tail, and the rest of the cat is white". Am i the only one not understanding a clue of what is meant????. Bertilvidet 10:04, 28 August 2006 (UTC)
- Actually i do not intend to. Our work is futile unless that gal still breathes air .) Actually turkish turkish van cats are not sold to foreign countries. So, no one abroad will see what a real Van cat is.. I don't care about this, let them die without knowing that they're all deceived :)) I feel depressed when i'm "reverted" --JohnEmerald 22:15, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
- Hello, then please say selam to Mr. Coopan. The view is from my former flat, yes, obviously from Beyoglu. How about adding some stuff to the Van cat article - if you know how come that label apperantly have another meaning in other countries? Bertilvidet 22:05, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
eşcinsel olduğun 100 metreden anlaşılıyor. bunu hakaret ya da küçük görme amaçlı söylemedim. farkında değilsen farkında ol diye söyledim, okuduktan sonra silebilirsin sileceksindir de
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- Yok moruk, eşcinsel değilim, bilemedin. "Lives with Mr. Coopan" yazması o kişinin erkek arkadaşım olduğu anlamına gelmez. Neden sileyim ki :) Aksine bu yaptığın Türklere özgü olan barbarlığı bugün tüm yabancı arkadaşlarıma anlatacağım; burda kalsın, silinmesin
