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GreekIslandGirl wrote:

insan wrote:

GreekIslandGirl wrote:Insan, different people cope in different ways with fast food. It's mostly down to genes. GR!'s genes are likely to be better than yours when it comes to coping with a wider range of foodstuffs. (Thinking of lactose, alcohol, wheat, sugar ...)

How is the turmeric doing?

- Hasn't helped you get a job, has it.

Turmeric is doing great... had i haven't it on daily basis, I wouldn't have survived under the harsh conditions of my life.

Oh no! I saved the life of a turk.

insan wrote: Have you watched the video i posted about close and distant relatives of Turks and the ancestors of most Europeans 40.000 years ago from a reliable source National Geographic?

DrCyprus wrote:

insan wrote: Have you watched the video i posted about close and distant relatives of Turks and the ancestors of most Europeans 40.000 years ago from a reliable source National Geographic?

The documentary in question is irrelevant to everything that has ever been discussed on this forum. Though, I will venture to say that your upbringing has probably constrained your education and brain development to that of a humanoid that lived 40 000 years ago.

DrCyprus wrote:

insan wrote: Have you watched the video i posted about close and distant relatives of Turks and the ancestors of most Europeans 40.000 years ago from a reliable source National Geographic?

The documentary in question is irrelevant to everything that has ever been discussed on this forum. Though, I will venture to say that your upbringing has probably constrained your education and brain development to that of a humanoid that lived 40 000 years ago.

GreekIslandGirl wrote: Oh no! I saved the life of a turk.

Garavnoss wrote:Do not despair my dear, in the "Noble Qur'an" it is written that the saving of one life is like saving humanity.

DrCyprus wrote:

Garavnoss wrote:Do not despair my dear, in the "Noble Qur'an" it is written that the saving of one life is like saving humanity.

Can you give us the exact quote instead of the taquiya one used for "Western" audiences?

DrCyprus wrote:

Garavnoss wrote:Do not despair my dear, in the "Noble Qur'an" it is written that the saving of one life is like saving humanity.

Can you give us the exact quote instead of the taquiya one used for "Western" audiences?

[5.32] For this reason did We prescribe to the children of Israel that whoever slays a soul, unless it be for manslaughter or for spreading corruption in the land, it is as though he slew all men; and whoever keeps it alive, it is as though he kept alive all men; and certainly Our apostles came to them with clear arguments, but even after that many of them certainly act extravagantly in the land.