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[DT.]

I know what sunada is you plonker!! I'm just asking if you also call it Airani.

What "sunada" and Green horses you mythological Tsolia and what's Airani got to do with it?

(one's an almond drink and the other milk & mint)

"Kiprei" oi mish... Angourosporos!

just what I need an Ozzie Cyp telling me what is and what isn't.

Sumada (the n was a typo) has been drunk by me on a number of unfortunate occassions. Airani has not which is why I was asking if its the same drink only different language.

[denizaksulu]

I bet Miltiades knows it, as he IS a real Cypriot.

A real Cypriot as decreed by a tourkomogolo - he must be so chuffed!

Save your complements to the more deserving.( for 'runaway' for example).

I share my compliments equally against all mongoloids, even those that know how to say cinnamon in another language.

Another beginner

[denizaksulu]

I'm probably a baby compared to you! I'd assume your at least in your forties.

And you'd be right, I've just hit 50 recently, but I must add that I am a very young person at heart. My body thinks I am still 25 years old. You must be in your 20s?

My body thinks I am still 25 years old.

Fancy having TWO delusionist in the same body.!

Is that like a dual Processor in a computer?

[denizaksulu]

Its a refreshing summer drink made of almonds. A bit sweet but a lovely taste of Cyanide (Cyanic acid + benzaldedehyde) Not poisonous I promise you? Dilute to drink. You must be younger than I thought. Perhaps its an acquired taste.

I remember those... served HOT!

Faking again ...

GR is correct. Lovely in winter refreshing in summer.

Oracle go downtown Paphos and try some. From the name can we assume safely that it may have Greek or Balkan origin? Perhaps its Middle-Eastern after all or even Mongolian.