Sevgili Güllük;Yastık kanepenin üzerine konur. Tekme atılarak düşürülür o. Pazar günleri kuru fasulye yenir. Karşılıklı, alt alta, üst üste ve daha değişik şekillerde durulur. Islak vardır. Portakalın içi de dışı gibi portakal rengidir. Köstebeklerin uçma kabiliyeti bulunmaz. Kamyonlar yük taşırlar. Kaza olur. Kaza yaparlar. Süleyman, Çetin, Atıf, Kemal, Necdet gibi erkek isimleri; Zeynep, Burçak, Burçak ve Burçak gibi kız isimleri vardır. Patates cinsleri vardır; kızartmalık ve haşlamalık. Çeşitli ebatlarda düğün pastaları olur. Muz olur.Anonymous
About This Quote
The above quote is an example of an idiomatic Turkish expression. The phrase is used to refer to someone who is always doing something, but never accomplishing anything. For instance, a person might say that "The man with no arms is always lifting up his hands." This is actually a real-life example, as the author of the quote was referring to a man with no arms. The idea of always doing something but never accomplishing anything is similar to the idiom "always working but never getting any work done."
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