How about a quiz John?

by **jivebunnie0** » 07 Feb 2008 21:04

One of the apartments farthest back -mmmmmmm is this Julian Forest? not sure about the other one.

To be the Efes monitor,is to have the most prestiges job in Icmeler.
If you can guarantee you will serve all ICR members,

1.A bottle of Ice Cold Efes
2.Served in a Frosted Glass
3.Keep the cost at 2YTL a bottle.

I will write a letter to Rami the Headteacher requesting him to bestow on
jivebunnie0 of the South East,the title of,

"Monitor of Efes" for the area of Icmeler.

Gene

by **jivebunnie0** » 08 Feb 2008 15:31

Yep I'll have a go, but only if I get to wear a badge , and I promise to serve you first, oh Great Drinker of the Amber Nectar !!! :lol:

by **Marm** » 08 Feb 2008 17:21

Talking of the applie pie man, what happened to him? We haven't seen him in ages

by **marks** » 08 Feb 2008 19:47

Yes, Mr Kipling. I remember this guy walking up and down the beach..
Some of the answers to these questions bring back a few memories :lol:

by **Karemolinos** » 10 Feb 2008 16:22

ellie123 wrote:Here's a couple for you
1. Where did the Dolmus terminus used to be?
2. Where was Icmeler market first situated?
3. What was the name of the big restaurant next to the old market place?
4, What currency used to be used at the Marti Hotel?

Someone please answer these ones please I NEED TO KNOW :shock:

Sorry for not answering these questions earlier, our computer has been out of action last few days.
The Dolmus terminus used to be on the land next to Tansas, which I think is a taxi rank now
The market used to be behind the dolmus station.
The big main restaurant, which was used by most of the locals was The Bulvar (think thats the right spelling) We had a massive 3 course meal and drinks cost for 2 people was....£4 !!!!
And yes the Marti used to use beads as currency for drinks sunbeds etc.

Well done Debbie