Buying only the CD-Key, and some game suggestions.

[lch]

I believe that the majority doesn't even know anything at all about Kurds, Armenians and Anatolia, just as little care.

[archaeolept]

Originally Posted by JaghataiKhan

"Every aspect of Turkish cultural identity is stolen from someone! Oh noes! When rabbits,gnomes,cats, elves and happy Kurds and Armenians were living in Anatolia, the evil Turks came and devoured them all, absorbing their genes, then trying to destroy the world!"

what? no Greeks?

[Edratman]

Originally Posted by lch

I believe that the majority doesn't even know anything at all about Kurds, Armenians and Anatolia, just as little care.

While I don't believe that statement is true for the majority of Dom3 players, you are right for the general population. I would be surprised if the majority of Americans could find Denver on a blank map, let alone Ankara, Georgia or Armenia.

I can guarantee that the majority of my employees couldn't even locate Washington DC, even on one of those maps with stars for capitals.

[Gandalf Parker]

I know.
I spent a year and a half in Incerlik Turkey thanks to the US Air Force.

[Trumanator]

Its pathetic how bad people's geography is sometimes. I can usually find most any country on a map, and actually know a fair bit of history about most places except sub-Saharan Africa.

[JaghataiKhan]

Originally Posted by Gandalf Parker

I know.
I spent a year and a half in Incirlik Turkey thanks to the US Air Force.

Yeah. We talked about that a bit a year ago or so. Always envied modern jet pilots that are probably the world's most adrenaline generators. Everything's ok but suddenly a Radar Guided missile!Drop chaff and dive- BOOYAH!

Sadly I and my BFF couldn't apply for having glasses

[Gandalf Parker]

I wasnt a pilot either. Just supply/support.
That was one of the jokes about Air Force. In the AF the enlisted got to wave goodbye as the officers went off to war.