Roj Bash Kurdistan

Is this the same man when he was younger?



Someone must have told him how awful that cat under his nose looked because he has had the good sense to shave it off

He has a lovely voice

U know that among Kurds, they think that 'mêr bê simbêl bêgun e'

Piling wrote:U know that among Kurds, they think that 'mêr bê simbêl bêgun e'

? 'mêr bê simbêl bêgun e' ?

mêr = man ; bê = without ; simbêl = moustache ; gun = balls.

Now you can translate by yourself

Piling wrote:mêr = man ; bê = without ; simbêl = moustache ; gun = balls.

Now you can translate by yourself

I have a theory:

I believe that Kurdish men use moustaches as a form of faithfulness control. After all having had to endure being kissed by one scrubbing brush what woman in their right mind would willingly tolerate that sort of torture again

Thinking about it, perhaps that would explain why ALL the Kurdish women I know say that they would NEVER get married again. Also it would explain why so many Kurdish girls in England do not wish to marry Kurdish men

Anthea wrote:

Piling wrote:mêr = man ; bê = without ; simbêl = moustache ; gun = balls.

Now you can translate by yourself

I have a theory:

I believe that Kurdish men use moustaches as a form of faithfulness control. After all having had to endure being kissed by one scrubbing brush what woman in their right mind would willingly tolerate that sort of torture again

Thinking about it, perhaps that would explain why ALL the Kurdish women I know say that they would NEVER get married again. Also it would explain why so many Kurdish girls in England do not wish to marry Kurdish men

Your a disgrace to this forum and you say you're a teacher. You seem to be obsessed with kurdish men, did you get kicked to the curb by one? We don't need people like you in our cause, who do nothing but degrade us. You two have single handedly ruined this forum. Go have your Lil chats on Facebook.
Why was my last post deleted.

I know lots of woman that love moustaches.

HZKurdi wrote:I know lots of woman that love moustaches.

A soft moustache might well be pleasant to the touch BUT I have seen the damage that thick hard moustaches have done to some of the Kurdish ladies soft skin

The younger Kurds in England seldom grow moustaches. Perhaps one of the main reasons for that is moustaches are associated with homosexuals in many countries

kurdistanis1 wrote:Your a disgrace to this forum and you say you're a teacher. You seem to be obsessed with kurdish men, did you get kicked to the curb by one? We don't need people like you in our cause, who do nothing but degrade us. You two have single handedly ruined this forum. Go have your Lil chats on Facebook.
Why was my last post deleted.

SORRY to disappoint you but all the Kurdish men I know treat me extremely well

I admit that I am anti-moustache, but only because I have seen the damage that a hard one causes on soft skin. And I know of instances where ladies claim that their husbands think it is a joke to use their moustaches as some sort of weapon. It really is no fun for a lady to be on the receiving end of a hard prickly moustache

If a man is handsome, I do NOT understand why he would wish to hide his good looks under a moustache

I have noticed that the ONLY time you complain about anything I post is when I say something that represents the women's point of view

As for a post of your being deleted - it might NOT have been deleted. Someone keeps trying to bring the site down. Every time the site is attacked dyaoko has to reload all the posts AND sometimes posts are lost if they have been made between backups. It has happened a lot recently, you might have noticed yourself that the site has been down for more than a day sometimes.

Anthea wrote: Perhaps one of the main reasons for that is moustaches are associated with homosexuals in many countries

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This is really silly! But on what planet do you live on anyway?moustache bashing day today, lol.

HZKurdi wrote:

Anthea wrote: Perhaps one of the main reasons for that is moustaches are associated with homosexuals in many countries

This is really silly! But on what planet do you live on anyway? Because here on earth, moustaches are manly, and even in the UK the gentlemen grow them. Most places a clean shaven face on a man is considered more feminen. Im not a big moustache guy myself, but im told that I do look better with some facial hair. And the only guys that have a soft moustache are teenagers, lol. Maybe you do not mean it, but you get carried away with your comments, and I can see why you offend some people by the things you say sometimes. Do you even realize how you offended Kurdish men by things you wrote up there? One day its bashing Kurds in Syria, the next its Islam bashing day, then it is PKK Ocalan bashing, and today its Kurdish men and moustache bashing, lol.[/quote]
At least I get a response

I have NEVER bashed Kurds in Syria, I always refer to them as the forgotten Kurds. I am the person who keeps pointing out how suppressed they have been, especially who were denied citizenship. And the way that the Syrian regime installed Arabs along the Northern borders to separate the Kurds in Syria from the Kurds in other countries.

Homosexuals, the idea of homosexuals in UK and other western societies sporting moustaches probably stems from the porno films and the gay clubs. Many homosexual men go for the manly look, the gyms are full of them

Islam, something I know a lot about because most of my friends purport to be Muslim. I point out how and why Kurds converted to Islam. Not my fault that some people do not like the truth

I have NEVER insulted the PKK. I have friends

I never insulted the Ocalan who inspired the people in NK. I have however stated several times that I am NOT entirely convinced that the Ocalan of today is the same person