The poster who make the sexist boobies wagging signature were repor and who they are record by NOW and ALF. Greek idiots step in souvlaki now.
Is true America, eat my gyros from single bowl of my parents wine cellar, where I is living. Happy Birthday, is forty-three.
Does not want waste this precious calories... is chews. Jesus come moves my jaws for me, is to help me get my sloppy gyros down my throat.
why they be mad? They are all muff divers they will enjoy very much!
That is a racist comment, "muff divers" I hope you have good lawyer defend from Mr Meyers.
I have good defense. I have been to Greek island of Lesbos and the festival there before. I have not issue with the muff divers.
You are so ed!
This man like Alexander the Great of Texas.
Actually its sexist....he will be getting a call from Gloria Allred.
What's this guy gonna do?
KBP hates Jews and women.
He do like to eat pussy...........cat.What's this guy gonna do?
KBP totally deserves some sort of award as the longest running fake troll ever.
LOLOLOLOL Jim Adler THE TEXAS HAMMER!You are so ed!
This man like Alexander the Great of Texas.
It might be close. How long was NorCal a black guy?
Nigel: What's wrong about a signature being sexy?
Didn't seem like it was more than a month or two. KBP's been doing this for a long time before I heard anyone even suggest he was fake. The souvlaki thing was his first real mistake, and knowing about ALF and basically this series of threads is where it all falls apart for him.
lol idiot souvlaki is originate in Turkey you idiot. You even had other Greek in forum come here and tell you that also idiot.
No, they didn't. Everyone's told you it's Greek. Every reference on the Internet says it's Greek. Every Greek restaurant that sells it says it's Greek. The Greek tourism websites say that it's Greek. I looked high and low for any reference that it's from Turkey and other than recipes making Greek Souvlaki with turkey meat instead of beef the only link that Google comes up with is your post.
LIAR you read thread again. My Greek friend also tell you same thing. he inform you he have live in both Greece and Turkey and he say I am right. You will see this is fact it is in thread idiot.No, they didn't. Everyone's told you it's Greek. Every reference on the Internet says it's Greek. Every Greek restaurant that sells it says it's Greek. The Greek tourism websites say that it's Greek. I looked high and low for any reference that it's from Turkey and other than recipes making Greek Souvlaki with turkey meat instead of beef the only link that Google comes up with is your post.
Is well know many of popular Greek dish is from Turkey. Think of this idiot. You obvious not know history. Do you realize where Turkey is locate at?
Provide one link somewhere on the Internet that it's not Greek. Would you like me to provide the same 20 I provided last time with a hundred more?
I didn't forget about the one post that said you were right, I just dismissed it. I bet I could get Kori to give me the IP address of your "Greek friend" and compare it to yours. I'd put it at even money that they're the same. It's not outside the realm of possibility you aren't the only fake Greek poster on this board that doesn't know about the country.
http://www.webtopos.gr/eng/places/greece/greek_food.htm
WHAT IS SOUVLAKI? [suˈvlaci]
Souvlaki-wikipedia
1. The greek-souvlaki's ancestor is the turkish kebab, but altered.
http://www.athensguide.com/souvlakiguide.htm
1. Asking for a "souvlaki" will normally result in a kebab - meat on a skewer, especially outside Athens.
2. The classic "souvlaki" known throughout the world is purchased by asking for "gyro pita" (YEE-roh PEE-tah) Note that the "pita" is essential to denote the wrap, asking for "gyro" will likely get you the full monty - a "merida" (portion) with the disappointing results Matt mentions above. On the other hand, a "souvlaki (me) pita" would be a classic souvlaki with meat from the skewer in it instead of meat sliced off the big spit.
3. A "doner" is another name for "gyros" (the Turkish original, I presume) and a term more widely used in the city centre rather than in the neighbourhood "souvlatzidiko."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_War_of_Independence
The Greek War of Independence (1821–1829), also commonly known as the Greek Revolution (Greek: Ελληνική Επανάσταση Elliniki Epanastasi; Ottoman Turkish: يونان عصياني Yunan İsyanı), was a successful war waged by the Greeks to win independence from the Ottoman Empire. After a long and bloody struggle, independence was finally granted by the Treaty of Constantinople in July 1832. The Greeks were thus the first people of the Ottoman Empire's subjects to secure recognition as an independent sovereign power. The anniversary of Greece's independence (March 25, 1821) is a national holiday in Greece, and was deliberately chosen to fall on the same day as the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary.
Döner kebab (Turkish döner kebap, literally "turning roast"), is a Turkish national dish made of meat cooked on a vertical spit and sliced off to order. The meat may be lamb, mutton, beef, goat, or chicken. Alternative names include kebab, donair, döner, ντονερ, doner or donner. Döner Kebab is the origin of other similar Mediterranean and Middle Eastern dishes such as shawarma and gyros.
Souvlaki is attested in Greece since antiquity and it was known with the name οβελίσκος (obeliskos)[1], dim. of όβελος (obelos), "spit"[2], mentioned amongst others in the works of Aristophanes ("Acharnians" 1007, "Clouds" 178, "Wasps" 354, "Birds" 388, 672), Xenophon (" enica" HG3.3.7), Aristotle ("Politics" 1324b19), etc. A meat and bread recipe which resembles the way pita souvlaki is served today, with pita bread was also attested by Athenaeus in The Deipnosophists and called the plate kandaulos. However it is likely that the skewed meat, souvlaki-like recipe has existed as a favourite in ancient Greece since at least Archaic times, as the earliest references are attested in Homer [3].
Yup.. more reason to believe. The turks ruled greece -- therefore, it's easy to see by more than one dish being taken by the greeks.
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