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I will be redeemed. I am redeemed. All the values Serb represents, I followed them. I am redeemed against fascism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KO3l6qNA2Q4Comment
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Paik, you are the only bro I have here! And that will be like that forever (as for me)!
I know, that might be weird for you, but I don't differ people by their religion or nationality, if they are a good people, because I am Russian and a communist, thus internationalist by definition. Turks are no exception. I have friends here, my mates! And none of us care what faith we have. It's a natural thing, really. I've came to the same exact Turkish hotel this year, because my Turkish buddy Heydar called me and because of romantic feelings ('cause it is the place where I meet with my red little foxy - I wanted to visit it again). And you know what? That was great! There was a lot of people from the last season, I mean the tourists who came back there just like us again, not to mention the hotel's personel or the owner of the hotel networks (he owns two 5* hotels and one 4*, we stayed at his best 5* of course for the second time in a row) Mr. Ali-Bey, who recognized me and gave us a lot of pleasant surprises during our vacation. I have meet a lot of old friends and made a new ones: Ukrainians, Poles, Germans, English, Slovak, etc. The top two of my new friends from this vacation are: Danny and Mustafa. Both were playing for my water polo team. Danny is an old, but very positive guy from England (nicknamed Santa for his beard). Bad sportsman, but a very nice person with whom we had long and friendly conversations about everything, while drinking. When he and his wife Cris were leaving, he told me that he is a pastor from Milton Keynes (it's a city near London) and that he will be praying for me and my mam, when he back home. That really touched me, because I haven't say a single word to him about my mom and she is fine actually, but I've told him - "thank you, that can't be wrong when someone is praying for you" and we both agreed and smiled. The fact that he is a priest pretty shocked me, because he consumes whiskey and do party like a Russian all the time. Danny is superb
The second British guy who amazed me there was Mustafa. A very tough guy, a real athlete! He was the best forward of my polo team. We worked in a couple with him all the time. I was the top goalkeeper, thanks to my high and good reaction thanks to my karate skills. So, when I deflected an attack on my net I was always passing to him near the opposite goal and we were always beating the opposite team badly. We were a team with him - like bonded to each other. We spoke with each other only with our eyes. He knew where I will throw the ball and I knew that he will get free from his defenders to be there to catch the ball and score. So, Mustafa is amazing, really! He was born in London, and he has a PERFECT British NATIVE English, but he looks like a 100% Turkish. When we spoke about that, he explained that his parents are from Cyprus, who migrated to UK after the conflict.
But, the fact that stunned me the most was that, when we (he and his gf and me and my gf) made a common photo for a memory of our great times we had together (that was our last night before flying back home), we shared our phone numbers so I could send him that photo in Whatsup - I go to whatsup, look at his avatar and realize that Mustafa is the United Kingdom national champion of Jiu-Jujitsu of 2017!!!
I was shocked and asked him is it really you? Are these a gold medals? And he calmly replied - "yes")))
We are still on whatsup with him and he sent me his first MMA fight:
Mustafa!
He is a real warrior - absolutely nice and kind person in real life, but a fighter with unbreakable spirit on the ring!Last edited by Serb; June 29, 2018, 14:57.Comment
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His avatar in whatsup, that shocked me:
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I admit, I don't know turkish. I have no beef against the people just the politics. Anyway, you had a good time in turkey, avergage turk is not an enemy. I know you are a friend.Comment
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You are my bro, man. I will never change you for anyone! You call me in pm, me and Helen will be in Greece next summer (or maybe some other red fo
I would prefer to visit you with a blonde of mine, really).
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Really, Paik! I am planing to visit you and Hellas for so many years!
Let's do it next summer!
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Check your pm! I don't want to share my personal photos and videos with the Western goatf*ckers of Alexandria
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My friend and bro Serb, I bow before your values and know that they have directed my actions for a long time I can't see anyone of you be that my bros or not. Our connection is a false internet one. But very real. Know that my soul was in limbo and you set it free. The SO has called I got to call her back, I will be back. Bros for life against all the *******s. they know https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G5rfPISIwoComment
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They will perform in Moscow July 13 and I will do my best to say f*ck-off to my job and see it, flying about 3000km.
It worth it, bro! I invite you there!
The ****ers listen to all that fancy modern crap, not a real music!Comment
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Say Hi to your SO from Siberia!
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Welcome to the paradise city, where the girls are pretty! I mean welcome to Moscow (I just back from there on the road to Turkey and back).
Moscow is perfect! The best city on the World!Comment
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This time Slash will be there too!Comment
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Cmon, guys! one more time! Bring back those 90's of my youth!
That was the age of real music of all kinds! (not only rock)
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