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Originally Posted by lili
(Post 13730232)
OMG, if there's a Greek FT logo involved I'm definitely in. Flying 13,000 miles for a t-shirt is insane. Uh, medium, black, long sleeve. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by flyzabit
(Post 13729581)
I could make t-shirts w/ FT logo, transliteration to Greek alphabet, dates, and "It's Greek to me" on them, since I am known for making such things - or not...
Let me know... (flyertalk.com emblem) Αθήνα 17-19 Δεκέμβριος 2010 |
Count me as a definite please.
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Originally Posted by andre1970
(Post 13731632)
Count me as a definite please.
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So we have gone from pole dancing to T-Shirts!
We may have to prohibit the posting of pictures at this rate. |
Originally Posted by Blank Sheet
(Post 13741123)
So we have gone from pole dancing to T-Shirts!
We may have to prohibit the posting of pictures at this rate. I first saw belly dancing at a Greek restaurant (George's Tops 24) in Seattle years ago on trip to Seattle with one of my professors & her husband. When I now Google "George's Tops 24", the only trace I can find of it is an article about a dancer who worked there when I was there. Another possibility is a place is that is supposed to have great food by day & three floors of dancing & music with varying themes by night. The research continues. Feel free make suggestions. (Update: Apparently George now operates Nikos Gyros in Seattle.) |
Originally Posted by szg
(Post 13734574)
Great news !! ^
FWIW, I've been in ATH, uh, a couple of times. ;):o |
Originally Posted by MikeMpls
(Post 13741283)
Belly dancing, maybe ...
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Originally Posted by andre1970
(Post 13741634)
Sure, Istanbul is just 45 minutes away, served by 3 airlines daily.
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This Do intrigues me. I just had to cancel a few days in Istanbul, so I could make amends by doing this one and hopping across the border. Count me a strong maybe, once we know the details about the STAR MegaDoII later this month. (Added attraction is to finally meet our two "war correspondents".)
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Originally Posted by MikeMpls
(Post 13741841)
Also Greek -- there used to be tens of thousand of Greeks in Asia Minor until the fall of the Ottoman Empire.
Actually, do you know of any Greek famous (or not so famous) belly dancer? I'd be delighted to know... |
Originally Posted by andre1970
(Post 13744143)
Sure, actually there were a couple of millions of those until the early 20's... However, belly dance was not part of those guys' tradition. :D
Actually, do you know of any Greek famous (or not so famous) belly dancer? I'd be delighted to know... Even better: "Web site of famous greek belly dancer ALEXANDRA" |
ATH DO is a good idea, and I'm interested. Hopefully, schedules will permit.
Originally Posted by MikeMpls
(Post 13744600)
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Interested, sounds like a short but great adventure. Will see more details about the other DO, never done one either way, but have the bandwidth.
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Raised in Athens, live abroad now. I usually spend Christmas in Athens, so there's a very high probability I'll be there during the DO. It's still very early, but I'm definitely interested in this.
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