Who drinks....

[turkishpower]

Yeah, even certain types of yoghurt are called "greek-style" in the UK and US even though it is a... (can you make a guess?... yes you can... come on... yes)... bulgarian.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactobacillus_bulgaricus *

Damn you evil greeks!

*For some reason naming a bacterium after Bulgaria feels really appropriate

dude yoghurt is Turkish, too What the hell? We even make fun of ourselves. We say that the only way we contributed to the World is by inventing Yoghurt. D@mn, at least I thought it was Turkish That's weird, even yoghurt is gone. We have nothing left

[rikhardur]

dude yoghurt is Turkish, too What the hell? We even make fun of ourselves. We say that the only way we contributed to the World is by inventing Yoghurt. D@mn, at least I thought it was Turkish That's weird, even yoghurt is gone. We have nothing left

I also thought is was a Turkish invention, especially because I was always told that the word "yoghurt" was of Turkish origin.

[PRSURF]

I drink RON BACARDI FROM PUERTO RICOOOOOOO

[c_fish]

dude yoghurt is Turkish, too What the hell? We even make fun of ourselves. We say that the only way we contributed to the World is by inventing Yoghurt. D@mn, at least I thought it was Turkish That's weird, even yoghurt is gone. We have nothing left

Don't worry.In Greece we give credit for anal intercourse in the ottoman empire

[PHILIPeurobasket]

"Polish VODKA"? Vodka is supposed to be from Russia?

No,no,no ... Polish Vodka is from Poland "Absolwent" or "Fryderyk Chopin" these are 101% Polish

[rikhardur]

And there's also the famous Finnish vodka Finlandia

[Juan Carlos Nadal]

Actually the very first to come up with yoghurt-like foods were indeed turkic people. Don't confuse them with turkish people though. As you know Turkic people comprise of a wide range of tribes and Turks are one of them. Therefore everything Turkish is Turkic but not everything Turkic is Turkish. The same goes for German and Germanic. But if I am not wrong in Turkish (language) there is no distinction between Turkish and Turkic, am I right?.

In any case, I think Bulgarians want to take credit for the modern form of yoghurt. My dad is a passionate supporter of the Bulgarity* (sic) of yoghurt . I personally don't care. I just want to eat it.

*Dont worry if you confuse it with vulgarity, it means pretty much the same...

[turkishpower]

Don't worry.In Greece we give credit for anal intercourse in the ottoman empire

A Greek telling this to a Turk?

[elaj]

And there's also the famous Finnish vodka Finlandia

Keglevich.

[rchos7]

if i am not wrong in the rest of the world anal intercourse is known also as greek.correct me if i am wrong.
in greece as c_fish said we say it differently!

and as for kebab don't worry turkishpower we know that is not greek!

[Juan Carlos Nadal]

and as for kebab don't worry turkishpower we know that is not greek!

Not, according to a certain Velopoulos

[qiangdade]

and who drink Polish vodka When I was in Lithuania I drink great beer "Svyturys" - this was great beer

polish vodka rules! I love "Grassovka"

[qiangdade]

Actually the very first to come up with yoghurt-like foods were indeed turkic people. Don't confuse them with turkish people though. As you know Turkic people comprise of a wide range of tribes and Turks are one of them. Therefore everything Turkish is Turkic but not everything Turkic is Turkish. The same goes for German and Germanic. But if I am not wrong in Turkish (language) there is no distinction between Turkish and Turkic, am I right?.

Luckily there is a distinction in german (language). Germans are called deutsch and germanic tribes include skandinavians, dutch, english and older tribes like the franks, angles, saxons, lombards, goths, vandals, vikings

sorry for the OT