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dedibelyegei · 11 months

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Török bélyeg! Ráadásul kapszulás! Az 1988-as Egészség bélyegsorozat tagja, az egyetlen álló darab a négyből. Mindegyik darab viszonylag színes ábrákkal és egy rövid gondolattal hívja fel a figyelmet valamilyen egészségügyi alapvetésre. Ezen a jobb oldalon például az olvasható, hogy ne használjunk túl sok/szükségtelen gyógyszert. A bal oldalon pedig ez: Török Köztársaság. A 200 lírás volt a második érték, így néz ki a sorozat:

Az első a bárányhimlő elleni gyermekoltásra bíztat, a harmadik a munkahelyi biztonságot és egészséget propagálja, az utolsó pedig a transzplantációt promózza (?).

A sorozat pecsételve olyan 400-500 forintért megy, postatisztán meg egy ezres körül.

#bélyeg #stamp #törökország #turkey #türkiye #1988 #200 lira #health

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istanbulite · 2 years

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Vogue France is 800 lira......tf

#xx #my cousins buying a 5 pound anime magazine for 200 (two hundred) liras rn.....

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coinscollector77 · 6 months

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Итальянская Республика. 200 лир (1977-2001 гг).

#youtube #italia #italy #coin #lira #lire #200

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dilperisanimmmm · 9 months

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Hahaasdagahasj yine eşşşşşşşek gibi bkm den sipariş etim aynı ürünleri yine tek tek uğraşarak. İnşallah yine otuz gün bekletmez beni. Kitaplar için verdiğim bu mücadele takdire şayan vesselam. Birilerinin beni tebrik falan etmesi lazımdı yemin ederim. Ben ki sabırsız bennnn... Bir on beş güne daha katlanmaya hazırım. Ne yalan o ilk heyecan gitti biraz da ne yapayım artık:/

#tüm bunlaein tek sebebi erdoğan #kitapçıda tanesi 150-200 lira #ben de mecbur #10 gun de tedarik süresi #neyyyse

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kimmkitsuragi · 2 years

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lmao just realized when botw2 comes out it will be more than 1000 liras for me literally 🤠

#this is so absurd. to make a comparison when botw came out it was around 200 liras for me 🥴#what kind of a fucked up joke of a country. i know this is not the most important thing #when literally Everything gets more and more expensive Literally everyday but like. this realization......... so infuriating #i will not buy it ofc :| cant even hope for a better exchange rate in the near future too lol #🗒

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nicherayyy · 11 months

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ok. i have the most amazing idea. child reader, but they're from south park and hung around stan's group all the time before moving. (the list of crimes is astronomical, just like cartman and them). basically la squadra and south park! child! reader. bonus points if they have immortality like kenny

Anon you are genius!! And South Park is literally one of my fav shows

TW: cursing, mention of really disturbing crimes and cannibalism (not from reader's side ofc) but it's South Park so there's nothing to be shocked with

La Squadra x Child! South Park! Reader

No one in La Squadra has any idea how they ended up in this situation.. with you.. the most feral 8 year old they ever saw.

Risotto def didn't expect this, I mean, you're just a child, what can go wrong?

Everything.

Everything goes wrong.

At first he didn't even want to tell you about the whole assassin thing. Cuz you know, you're a literal child. You actually found out by accident, finding some random documents on Risotto's desk.

And the last thing Ris wanted was to scare you. He was about to explain himself and that whatever they do, they have no intentions to hurt you while you just listened, like.. it didn't even bothered you?

The only thing you said was:

"Dude I don't really care what you do for a living"

The poor man was too stunned to speak.

Prosciutto HATES your cursing habit. Sometimes he thinks you're an old sailor that saw some things, not a child. You've got a bigger vocabulary than the whole La Squadra combined, I'm not even joking.

He tried to make you stop cursing, he really did.

Pros, in fact, didn't succeed.

"Oh fuck"

"Language"

"Shut up old fart"

"What did you just say??"

Yeah, he can't do this anymore.

Poor Pesci is terrified. How can a child be like.. this??! Children must be naive and innocent, but you?? Ohhh you're the other case.

You actually find it funny that Pesci is so scared of your stories about your old times in South Park. Pls stop traumatising him.

And you're just telling this at random times, which scares him even more.

"Oh, that's a nice chili, I remember my friend ate something like that once"

"Oh.. was it with beef too?"

"No, it was with his enemy's parents"

"WHAT"

Can I just say no one ate chili that day?

Illuso thinks it's amusing, really.

"I'll pay 200 lira if you go and say all curse words you know to Formaggio right now"

"400 lira and we have a deal"

But I won't lie, your stories are scaring him sometimes.

"You know I died once"

"Eh??"

Sometimes he thinks you saw more than him.

Formaggio really likes your stories. But one small issue, he thinks that most of your stories are a joke. Because how can an 8 year old saw so many disturbing things? Of course, it must be just your imagination.

Oh how wrong he was.

"I once was arrested for starting a Peruvian flute band with my friends"

"Haha, yeah, nice"

"And the government sent us to Peru"

"Of course, I believe you"

Actually, Melone is more interested in all your "I died once" thing. Like how?? You just rise from the dead?

"Dude, chill, my friend literally does the same"

So there's another immortal child?? What are you two, Jesus??

"I don't know it's because of some shitty cult I guess?"

"What cult??"

But anyway, he's interested in you in scientific way and doesn't care much about your little crime stories.

Ohhh, Ghiaccio and you are buffing every day. Morning, day, and night.

You just take any opportunity to piss him off. One day for example you pronounced your words wrong (he still remembers that).

Or you can start an argument with him about anything. No matter how small it is. The whole team now tries to distract you so they won't hear Ghiaccio's screams.

"Would you ever stop being so annoying?"

"I don't know, would you ever stop being such a bitch?"

And there it goes.

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turkeyblogblr · 2 months

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Maiden's Tower, Istanbul, Turkey: The Maiden's Tower, also known as Leander's Tower since the Byzantine period, is a tower on a small islet at the southern entrance of the Bosphorus strait, 200 m from the coast of Üsküdar in Istanbul, Turkey. The tower appeared on the reverse of the Turkish 10 lira banknote from 1966 to 1981. Wikipedia

#Maiden's Tower #Istanbul #Turkey

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zamanigelmeyensaman · 2 months

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Seçim yaklaşıyor her yer ilan, bayrak, afiş ve bunlara giden onca para. Çevre kirliliği de cabası. Sen dükkanın için ufacık bi afiş yaptırsan en az 200 300 lira isterler ama bu seçim afişleri kocaman ve yüzlerce. Hayır için yapılmıyor heralde halkın parasıyla yapılıyor. O halk ki çöpten ekmek toplayanlarında hakkı ve 12 saat ayakta çalışıp 2 saat otobüsle evine gitmeye çalışanında. Benim çok zoruma gidiyor insanların bu kadar cahil olması. Kaldırım bile olmayan yerlere yüzme havuzu yaptık diye övünen insanları gördükçe insanlığımdan utanıyorum. Sokak köpekleri birine saldırınca kesin bi şey yapmıştır diye köpeği savunup onların sokakta yaşamasını isteyenlerin o köpekler açlıktan birbirini boğarken kör numarası yapması içimi acıtıyor. Daha çok şey var da neyse

#my post #postlarım #text post #neyse #insan #cehalet

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se-a-ser · 3 months

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Doğu Demirkol'un bir esprisi var. gösteri fiyatını iskendere göre belirliyordu hani

ben de bu ara herşeyin fiyatını beyaz peynire göre belirliyorum

bi gömlek bakıyosun mesela 300~500 lira. peynir ne kadar? 300~500 lira. e o zaman gömlek ucuz lan diyorum

hele elektronik cihazlar büyük ölçüde dolara endeksli olduğu için bedava (Apple tarikatı hariç)

mesela kablosuz kulaklık... Huaewi, Honor, Xiaomi, Anker gayet iyi ürünler. kaç para? 1000 liradan başlıyor. yav 2~3 kilo peynir parası, hemen al

peynir nedir arkadaş. 5 kişilik bir aile kahvaltıda oturup 1 kilo yersin biter

"ekmek bulamayan pasta yesin" misali. özellikle kış aylarında muzun kilo fiyatı ekmeğin kilosundan ucuz

et pahalı muhabbeti döner durur. iyi de 1 inek 15~25 kilo arası süt veriyor, yani 200~300 lira. bu hayvancağızın hayatı pahasına et olarak fiyatı 400~500 lira

geçen bir üretici gündem oldu adam yalvarıyor 400 ton mandalinam ağaçlarda kaldı gelin alın diye. alın yiyin, hayvanlarınıza yedirin diye

ayçiçek yağının fiyatı 3~4 sene önce birden artmaya başladı. berberlerin bile önünde teneke teneke yağ satılır oldu. millet 3~5 teneke alıp stok yapmaya başladı. şimdi bakıyorum hala 3~4 sene önceki fiyat. bu stokçu zihniyete ne güzel oldu

gıda konusunda benim genel felsefem bir şeyin ucuzu varsa ucuzunu almak. hepsi iyi olduğundan değil, hepsi kötü... ucuz bulduğunu yapıştır gitsin

şerefsiz İsrail'e boykota devam edelim. bunun yanında pahalı ürünleri de boykot edelim, almayalım. niye pahalısın sen arkadaş diyelim. seni yiyince daha mı uzun yaşıycaz, günümüz güzel mi geçecek, tokluğumuz daha mı uzun sürecek

elimi kuvvetlendirmek için linke pahalı bir peyaz peynir koymuş olabilirim kabul

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blueiskewl · 9 months

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Rebel Jewish Coin Dating to Anti-Roman Revolt Discovered in Israel

A rare half-shekel coin dug up in the Ein Gedi nature reserve was inscribed with the words “The Holy Jerusalem” in Hebrew.

A rare half-shekel silver coin from the first year of the First Jewish Revolt against the Romans about two millennia ago has been discovered in the Judean Desert. The rare coin, discovered in the area of the Ein Gedi nature reserve, had the words “The Holy Jerusalem” in ancient Hebrew on the coin’s face.

The coin, dated to 66/67 CE when the Second Temple was destroyed in Jerusalem, was found in the Judean Desert Survey led by the Israel Antiquities Authority together with the Heritage Ministry and the staff officer of the Civil Administration Archaeology Unit in Judea and Samaria carried out over the last six years with the aim of retrieving these ancient finds before the antiquity looters.

Recently, in the course of examining every cave and crack in the rock, Israel Antiquities Authority inspectors reached a cliff in a wadi near En Gedi when they came across the coin on the ground at the entrance of one of the caves.

One explanation for this find is that the Jerusalem-minted coin fell from the pocket of a rebel who escaped to the desert during the revolt – perhaps on his way to nearby En Gedi.

On one side of the coin, “The Holy Jerusalem” appears – the word “Holy” spelled without a vowel, reflecting the development of the writing on the coins that appeared later on in the Revolt as “The Holy Jerusalem” with the vowel. Three pomegranates are depicted on the center of the coin – a familiar symbol as it was adopted on the old Israeli lira coin that was currency in the State of Israel until 1980.

On the other side of the coin, a chalice (goblet) is depicted, above which the letter “Aleph” appears marking the first year of the outbreak of the Revolt and the value “Half-Shekel.” The chalice is a characteristic symbol on Jewish coins in currency towards the end of the Second Temple period.

Jewish rebels minted their own coins

These coins were minted in the values of shekel and half-shekel at the time of the First Revolt of the Jews against the Romans in Judea between the years 66 to 70 CE.

In line with the Torah commandment prohibiting the depiction of images, the Jews used vegetal motifs and cultic and religious symbols on their coins, while the pagan population depicted symbols such as animals and the portrait of the ruling emperors and the Greek language that was the common language employed at the time.

As part of the Jewish defiance, and the creation of an internal “Jewish Revolt economy,” the rebels minted their own silver and bronze coins depicting Jewish symbols.

The rebels decided to use the archaic Hebrew script that was current several hundred years earlier at the time of the First Temple Period instead of the Greek script that was used by the population in the country and the region at the time of the Second Temple.

The leaders of the Jewish Revolt decided to defy the rulers and to mint silver coins autonomously, using the Hebrew script and without the image of the ruling Emperor. It seems that the coins were minted in Jerusalem, possibly in the Temple area.

According to Yaniv David Levy, the Israel Antiquities Authority’s numismatic scholar, “coins from the first year of the Revolt such as this one, are rare. During the Second Temple period, Jewish pilgrims used to pay a Temple Tax in half-shekel coins.

For about 200 years, Tyrian-minted coins (tetradrachms from Tyre, which in the Roman Empire took on an unusual role as the medium of payment for the Temple tax in Jerusalem) made of fine silver and a status symbol in the region, were used for this contribution.

In the course of the revolt the rebels minted alternative coins inscribed with “Shekel Israel,” “Half-Shekel,” and “Quarter-Shekel” coins. It seems that the rituals in the Temple continued during the revolt and these coins were now used by the rebels.