Paphos Life

Flying planes slower does save fuel, plenty of links on google

While on the subject of sweet deserts , does anyone know where I can buy one of these Bad boy griddles?

It seems Turkey blinked first, last week they had over a dozen ships steaming towards Greece, a USA aircraft carrier turns up to hold joint exercises with the Greek navy, and yes you guessed it, Turkey turns back and its ships head back to port with their tails between their legs. Its the only langu...

I dont think they can make people have that test. but I think the majority will be for it.

memory man wrote: ↑Tue Jul 28, 2020 10:12 am

WHL wrote: ↑Tue Jul 28, 2020 9:59 am and were going to see those specialists's with out any real medical need,
its free so they might as well have it attitude.

I didn't realise that a visit to a specialist was free.

Six euro as good as free?

Don't understand this. I thought referrals to specialists were already limited to three every six months. That's what the GP told me and what it states on the printed referral. If someone goes to the GP, and says they have chest pains, that GP is not going to refuse to send them to see a specialist...

Recently spoke to a family friend whos son is a GP, and they told us that the problem is people are taking advantage of the system, and going to see specialist's for every part of their body, he was telling me of a married couple who made a bucket list, you name it they wanted it, eyes, heart, lungs...

I love syrupy pastries but now days it would have to come with a side of insulin, if I was let loose on them bad boys Just say the word WHL...and I'll act as your proxy taster :lol: Actually, my own bhaklava ain't that bad: https://www.paphoslife.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=192 https://www.i...

Paklava or lokmathes with vanilla ice cream, try it, you wont be disapointed

Dominic wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 10:06 am Tune in next month for the founding meeting of the Paphos Life Dieting Club.

I love syrupy pastries but now days it would have to come with a side of insulin, if I was let loose on them bad boys

sunny201 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 26, 2020 12:28 pm Hi WHL
Bit late to be asking but did your friend have a MUE1 or a MUE3
sunny201

He is a Brit who has lived in Cyprus since the 80s and along with his wife have taken Cypriot Citizenship

Jim B wrote: ↑Sat Jul 25, 2020 8:56 am Just usual Clive, comes in, throws a hand grenade and then disappears till the smoke clears.

Jim

I think the word your looking for is, Wind up Merchants.

Firefly wrote: ↑Fri Jul 24, 2020 2:52 pm WHL

If it's true, then it's not a 'dig' in my view, just stating facts.

Why move on ?

You've got your Brexit for crying out loud, what more do you lot want?

May be its time for Cyprus to act as an independent sovereign state and take control of the situation and make its own judgements to manage the current situation. Yes, things are dire for everyone but solutions unique to Cyprus, for the financial benefit of Cyprus could be worked out. The EU is too...

Just seen the earlier part of the thread and that you are resident in Cyprus...............it is good to know that all the strenuous efforts taken by the Cypriot authorities to prevent Covid 19 even extend to their residents when they are in the UK, that's some protection!!!!!! Maybe I am being thi...

One shot to the back of the head would of been my preferred sentance

She can share your internet, using skype, to speak with her friends/family World wide for zero cost, as for the tv, get her a kodi box, about 50 euro and download mobdro or other free add ons for free films/tv, or you can download a provider like ultimate mania for about 80 pounds year and get every...

We live near next to a field, and use the old fashion mouse traps but XXL size for rats, use a bit of peanut butter mixed with seeds, last one I cought looked like the Mike Tyson of rats big big bugger.

Good job it wasn't their donuts or the Cypriot equivalent that fell out, or we would of seen the helicopter hovering over the spot for ages until they were found