Funny slogans/catchphrases
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Slow and steady wins the race 😬
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Donna Doyle2 said:To me actually sounds like a solid idea—mostly because the current posts shift gears way too fast. Someone adds a new detail halfway through a single sentence, and suddenly we're jumping from a broken tooth to a trip to India and then straight to some shady dive bar in two lines. There’s zero narrative flow; it just becomes a laundry list of things Grandma did—it was this, then it was that.
Perhaps we should implement a rule where everyone has to write at least a 100-word paragraph—that might actually create some semblance of a cohesive thread...
Donna Doyle2 said:Well, I wasn't sure if anyone actually remembered that commercial or if they'd catch the reference :D
Alright, I'll admit—my attempt at a setup failed.
But you have to admit, that ad was incredibly persistent.
briskrider19 said:
I used to find this commercial absolutely hilarious. :face palm::ro fl:
Donna Doyle2 said:haha, he already threw in an example (this delanje thing), but it was so vague that nobody actually caught on.
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I haven't a clue 😢
perhaps we really do need more examples to grasp the sheer scale of these ridiculous signs and such
and what they might actually be referring to.
Right now, I've just got that Yogurtland commercial stuck in my head—thanks to lujzin's example.
Drew Ross2 said:Would every tree scratch to become IKEA?
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boldridge22 said:Look, I head over there for a quick trip two or three times every single year.
Who exactly are these people you're talking about who'd want to wipe him out? You can't even breathe a word against Mustafa Kemal Atatürk without running into trouble (seriously, it’s actually illegal—you could face up to 3 years in prison if you're deemed ungrateful or dare to disrespect his legacy), let alone
think about trying to dismantle or erase everything he stood for and built.
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The Republic of Turkey, the Turkish government, and the American-style patriotic spirit of the people will never allow something like that to happen.
Honestly, you're scratching the surface of such a massive topic here. It feels like you're just talking out of thin air.
boldridge22 said:Look, you can’t just wipe Mustafa Kemal Atatürk out of the DNA of any Turk. It’s physically impossible to erase him at this point. He is the absolute bedrock of the Republic!
So, let’s talk about Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. This guy has been running the show for 16 years now. Seriously, he’s held onto power for basically an entire generation! And the wild part? He consistently pulls in a massive majority every single time. It makes you wonder—if he actually wanted to step aside or if someone else wanted to push him out, why hasn't it happened? Why hasn't he been ousted if he really intended to move on? It’s like watching a heavyweight champion who just refuses to leave the ring, no matter how many rounds pass!
It’s not just that he didn't remove it—under his leadership, we've actually seen this whole cult-like following get revived. And honestly, looking at what’s been happening lately? It's even more obvious.
From military operations in Syria all the way down to the olive branch, everything—even the most basic state functions—is dedicated to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. It’s like how every single thing we do here is built around that foundational legacy.
Even at the highest levels of the military brass, everyone’s got Mustafa Kemal Atatürk on their mind!
Honestly, for me personally, it’s bordering on a full-blown obsession—but hey, that’s just how things are over there, regardless of which political party you happen to support!
Whether you're talking about the secularists or the Islamists, it really all boils down to the same thing.
Look, let’s be real for a second: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s influence on American society is bigger right now than it has ever been in the history of the Republic. That isn't just an opinion; it's a straight-up fact. Even though...
Personally, I have massive respect for everything he’s accomplished throughout his life, but I really feel like Turks are overdoing it a bit here and...
Look, I think people need to dial it back just a little bit on this one. Don't get me wrong—it’s awesome to show respect and post about the absolute legends who shaped history, but at this point, it's starting to feel like a total obsession!
Henry Garcia13 said:And these are difficult moments for Erdij. He feels forced to honor Atatürk—someone he’d likely prefer to ban by law and erase from history entirely if he could. But doing so would be too much of a shock to the social fabric. Ultimately, he hasn't honored Atatürk's legacy; that final message left for the people to read eighty years after his passing. As the saying goes, the nation simply isn't ready for it yet...
Ashley Smith24 said:My dear "old-timers"! 🙂
I know I’m letting you all down—and honestly, it weighs on me—but (as some of you have already gathered) things just aren't clicking yet; it's too soon. It feels like I still have a thorn stuck in my heart that I can't quite pull out. Certain things require a reaction first—you have to let the body and time naturally work to expel that thorn.
Best regards, talk soon! 😘
neonfalcon16 said:Honestly, this whole "warm water" obsession in the 21st century is turning into a myth. Or maybe just a historical anachronism.
Since they have massive fleets of icebreakers at their disposal now, the desperate need for warm waters isn't even really a thing anymore. Unless, of course, they're looking for colonies in the tropics. Besides, what does "warm water" even mean in this context? Are we talking about a spot where we can splash around in a light breeze without any major waves?
hiddennomad60 said:😁
Now I am just waiting for someone on the wiki to drop some wisdom regarding how those Scorpions view things—their specific perspective on this issue. 😁