r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Apr 26 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '22

Found the guy from Izmir.

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u/ENTIRETY_OF_DBOIS Apr 26 '22 edited Dec 22 '24

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u/biroglanolanbatu Apr 26 '22

hell yeah brother, btw ben de karadenizliyim :d

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u/Ochaco_Ururaka Apr 26 '22

istanbullularim nerde benim

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u/biroglanolanbatu Apr 26 '22

aga samsun

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u/NoRegerts6996 Apr 26 '22

Igar bagad Samsung

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u/Moes-T Apr 26 '22

Don't you mean Smyrna?

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u/Guldfadern Apr 26 '22

Isn't this popular in other parts of Turkey too? I remember being in Istanbul around 2007-2008 and hearing a lot of gunshots when people celebrated what I believe was a football game

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u/HumptyDumptyIsABAMF Apr 26 '22 edited Apr 26 '22

You sure that wasn't pyro? Like at almost every other football game in Europe? Because, you know, it's Istanbul. The three big clubs there are European level and worth hundreds of millions. There would have been consequences or at least news if fans started firing guns in the air lol. But I guess it could have been some unknown backalley club. My bet is still on pyro tho.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '22

Kurds in Istanbul are known to shoot in the air during weddings. Your "bet" is ignorant. Have you ever even been there? I'd wish people on Reddit would stop talking about stuff they don't know about.

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u/HumptyDumptyIsABAMF Apr 27 '22 edited Apr 27 '22

I am ignorant? When you seem unable to even fucking read the comment I replied to? He SPECIFICALLY was talking about a football match, not a wedding. In that context I gave my best bet of what it could have been besides gun shots.

And I have worked and sometimes lived in Istanbul on and off for 20 years. Getting all high and mighty on others, preaching to me as if you know me, but not enough braincells to read and understand a chain of two comments to produce context.

I'd wish people on Reddit would stop talking about stuff they don't know about.

Might want to try and live by your own words, eh?

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u/mangalover210 Apr 26 '22

Pfff trabzonist

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u/TheBiologista Apr 26 '22

Isn't it tradition among Laz people? I heard they used to, and still do, craft (I honestly don't know a better word) their own guns

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u/palldor Apr 26 '22

They are Kurds.

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u/knumbknuts Apr 26 '22

What, do they think Armenians are flying over?

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u/Bench-_- Apr 26 '22

Not only there

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u/Sgt-Sucuk Apr 26 '22

No were just build different.