***Official GREECE Fans Thread***

dimitrispearljam

dr0ptheleash wrote:

I'm a fan of Greece, does that count!? Missed you, D!

hi girl!!

deftones

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Eddie!!!Feta,baklava,souvlaki,mousaka,great wine,Ouzo,beach,islands,sun,Acropolis.!!!come on man!!!
please come play a show here, before we dont have money even for food!!!!

Gyros,tzatziki,dolmadakia,tsipouro.... O re pina pou epese

dimitrispearljam

deftones wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Eddie!!!Feta,baklava,souvlaki,mousaka,great wine,Ouzo,beach,islands,sun,Acropolis.!!!come on man!!!
please come play a show here, before we dont have money even for food!!!!

Gyros,tzatziki,dolmadakia,tsipouro.... O re pina pou epese

deftones

Do you think he might play Greece? I don't think so...

deftones

Kanenas patrioths pou palevei me mousika organa yparxei? Tha mporouse na stathei tribute band stin Ellada?

dimitrispearljam

deftones wrote:

Do you think he might play Greece? I don't think so...

no,we just saying..
passport is the only way ro see Eddie or pearl jam..

dimitrispearljam

deftones wrote:

Kanenas patrioths pou palevei me mousika organa yparxei? Tha mporouse na stathei tribute band stin Ellada?

you mean,klampatsimpana??

Wma31394

Eddie will play........drum roll please....




The Odeon of Herodes Atticus!!

deftones

dimitrispearljam wrote:

deftones wrote:

Kanenas patrioths pou palevei me mousika organa yparxei? Tha mporouse na stathei tribute band stin Ellada?

you mean,klampatsimpana??

I mean kithara,bass,drums etc.

deftones

Wma31394 wrote:

Eddie will play........drum roll please....




The Odeon of Herodes Atticus!!

:clap: :clap: :clap:

Lost In Ohio

I am not a true Greek, but....

1) My Godmother is Greek
2) She is a yaya (I know my spelling is off.)
3) Her mother is a PROYA! ... which means BOOBOOKA!
4) The Godmother's daughters have Greek names ... The Boobooka, I'm not sure about. I keep forgetting her name, but I am sure it is GREEK!
5) I vote at the neighborhood Greek Orthodox Church.
6) I have attended services at the Greek Orthodox Church, including the Easter Vigil (I think), where we all walk around the outside of the building, then proceed under the monument thingy....

(I know I did it, I just don't remember the names)

7) I told the above story to a person when I was voting and they gave me a huge tray of Greek desserts for a low price. My response was... OPA!

And actually, the proya visited during our Greek Festival (food, dancing, greek music, wine, lamb roast, etc.). She and the priest kept talking for the longest time... the conversation basically went like this:

Priest: "Where'd you come from?"
Proya: "I'm from Cleveland"
Priest: "Oh really? The priest there...his name is____"
Proya: "Absolutely. He's very wonderful!"
Priest: "Do you know the priest in Chicago?"
Proya: "YES! HE IS THE MOST WONDERFUL PERSON!"



My godmother and "yaya" as we call her mother, saw "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" in a Cleveland movie theater. Because they knew how the joke would end, they started laughing during the setup of the joke. They kept laughing throughout so much of the entire movie, they had to watch it again because they missed out on so much of the movie.


I am not a "true" Greek, but in the spirit of Greece, I am close. OPA PEARL JAM!

dimitrispearljam

Lost In Ohio wrote:

I am not a true Greek, but....

1) My Godmother is Greek
2) She is a yaya (I know my spelling is off.)
3) Her mother is a PROYA! ... which means BOOBOOKA!
4) The Godmother's daughters have Greek names ... The Boobooka, I'm not sure about. I keep forgetting her name, but I am sure it is GREEK!
5) I vote at the neighborhood Greek Orthodox Church.
6) I have attended services at the Greek Orthodox Church, including the Easter Vigil (I think), where we all walk around the outside of the building, then proceed under the monument thingy....

(I know I did it, I just don't remember the names)

7) I told the above story to a person when I was voting and they gave me a huge tray of Greek desserts for a low price. My response was... OPA!

And actually, the proya visited during our Greek Festival (food, dancing, greek music, wine, lamb roast, etc.). She and the priest kept talking for the longest time... the conversation basically went like this:

Priest: "Where'd you come from?"
Proya: "I'm from Cleveland"
Priest: "Oh really? The priest there...his name is____"
Proya: "Absolutely. He's very wonderful!"
Priest: "Do you know the priest in Chicago?"
Proya: "YES! HE IS THE MOST WONDERFUL PERSON!"



My godmother and "yaya" as we call her mother, saw "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" in a Cleveland movie theater. Because they knew how the joke would end, they started laughing during the setup of the joke. They kept laughing throughout so much of the entire movie, they had to watch it again because they missed out on so much of the movie.


I am not a "true" Greek, but in the spirit of Greece, I am close. OPA PEARL JAM!

:thumbup: :wave: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

dimitrispearljam

Wma31394 wrote:

Eddie will play........drum roll please....




The Odeon of Herodes Atticus!!

Wma31394

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Wma31394 wrote:

Eddie will play........drum roll please....




The Odeon of Herodes Atticus!!

Would be unreal...the plaka would be on fire!!!

dimitrispearljam

Wma31394 wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Wma31394 wrote:

Eddie will play........drum roll please....




The Odeon of Herodes Atticus!!

Would be unreal...the plaka would be on fire!!!

will be fuckin awesome at plaka!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lost In Ohio

Whatcha say, whatcha say, whatcha say when you see Pearl Jam?
Whatcha say but OPA!

dimitrispearljam

Lost In Ohio wrote:

Whatcha say, whatcha say, whatcha say when you see Pearl Jam?
Whatcha say but OPA!

Whatcha or Bougatca?

deftones

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Lost In Ohio wrote:

Whatcha say, whatcha say, whatcha say when you see Pearl Jam?
Whatcha say but OPA!

Whatcha or Bougatca?

Mia glykia na anoiksei to mati proi proi...

dimitrispearljam

deftones wrote:

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Lost In Ohio wrote:

Whatcha say, whatcha say, whatcha say when you see Pearl Jam?
Whatcha say but OPA!

Whatcha or Bougatca?

Mia glykia na anoiksei to mati proi proi...

true story..

AELARA

Lost In Ohio wrote:

I am not a true Greek, but....

1) My Godmother is Greek
2) She is a yaya (I know my spelling is off.)
3) Her mother is a PROYA! ... which means BOOBOOKA!
4) The Godmother's daughters have Greek names ... The Boobooka, I'm not sure about. I keep forgetting her name, but I am sure it is GREEK!
5) I vote at the neighborhood Greek Orthodox Church.
6) I have attended services at the Greek Orthodox Church, including the Easter Vigil (I think), where we all walk around the outside of the building, then proceed under the monument thingy....

(I know I did it, I just don't remember the names)

7) I told the above story to a person when I was voting and they gave me a huge tray of Greek desserts for a low price. My response was... OPA!

And actually, the proya visited during our Greek Festival (food, dancing, greek music, wine, lamb roast, etc.). She and the priest kept talking for the longest time... the conversation basically went like this:

Priest: "Where'd you come from?"
Proya: "I'm from Cleveland"
Priest: "Oh really? The priest there...his name is____"
Proya: "Absolutely. He's very wonderful!"
Priest: "Do you know the priest in Chicago?"
Proya: "YES! HE IS THE MOST WONDERFUL PERSON!"



My godmother and "yaya" as we call her mother, saw "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" in a Cleveland movie theater. Because they knew how the joke would end, they started laughing during the setup of the joke. They kept laughing throughout so much of the entire movie, they had to watch it again because they missed out on so much of the movie.


I am not a "true" Greek, but in the spirit of Greece, I am close. OPA PEARL JAM!