Does anyone on here know how i can translate this article. I think it can be done on my computer in the ”notebook” section but i dont understand how to use it.

Taylor, was that an accident or are you just being redundant :)

Heh, that link didn’t work with me when I tried it to see if it would work. Maybe it is me and I can’t read right, but I’m pretty sure I did it right and everything...just shows the same on top and the same on the bottom. Hmmmm

Taylor you are right so i am just gonna blow this one off. I dont have time to play games with this writer.

I believe the writer sucks! Its similar to folks whispering to each other and excluding others that are present. Just plain RUDE!

Taylor, she knows that she should have a translator. Then she sends you to a website that is for translating to Turkey not English. Besides, she the writer why should I have to spend time searching for a way to read her article.


I would never go to a website and post in English when the entire website is in another language without translating what I have written.

WOW...cool..I have learnt some turkish now...Thanks to instablogs.

Next time I ll write something in Hindi,or may be Oriya....But I am not sure if Oriya can be translated !!!!

What’s the Turkish term for Cyber Sex?? Anyway, one thing is clear; Siminya loves Instablogs.

By the way, the source article gives a picture of OZ women; what about Turkish women? Siminya??

Hi all. Siminya's link to the post says one in five Australian women have or had cyber sex. This is hundred percent true. During the late 90s when mIRC and ICQ was such a craze I had cyber sex with many such females. It was fun. ;-)

Welcome to Instablogs, Siminya! I’m sure there are contributors from Turkey, such as you, that can translate for the readers. Nonetheless, just keep posting!

We’ll just try to learn Turkish, somehow. :)

Hmmm, so let me see if I understand.

Someone, nobody knows who, has posted this text, which nobody understands.

But its about cyber sex, apparently a topic of great interest.

But nobody is discussing that, they’re discussing the fact that nobody can understand a word of this post.

And by doing so, the obviously flawed Instablogs system has elevated this author, whom nobody can understand, to ”editor” of the Europe section and the #2 opinion leader.

If Instablogs had a direct competitor, they would be rolling on the floor with laughter at us right now.

Clearly, some technical changes are in order folks.

Taylor what I have noticed is that I am an editor for Latin America and the United States. I believe it is set to place you according to the country a writer chooses when submitting articles along with how many comments that article recieves.

Also I believe that its set to place those who submit the most comments, articles, newslinks for that day in certain spots.

For example, Siminya’s article recieved more attention than any other article yesterday which put her in the editor’s position in her part of the world or the part of the world that she assigned her article when submitting it.

So it seems that its based on daily activity more than anything else; whichi seems fair. It gives everyone a chance to be noticed by everyone else.

Kim, Bobette, Taylor and all those who think the posts should be translated in English must know that Instablogs is not an exclusively English site. Anyone can post in any language. It is because more people follow English that the content here is overwhelmingly in English. I would like to see posts here in various world languages. This would add yet another dimension to the global flavor this site already has.

Kim, you could also have a post in English that is also gibberish. According to your record, I have made such posts several times.

And when you have screaming comments just calling contributions morons, idiots, psychopaths, Stalin, Hitler, ignoramus, aren’t that also pure gibberish because they have no connection to the issue in question? The original post could have been in Latin for all I care.

It is surprising to note how often I speak to the man in the mirror and you speak to the woman in the mirror.

Somebody should use her tongue to count her teeth?

…Exactly my point. Counting and generating the traffic as if your life depends on it. And maybe it does. Maybe that is the sole purpose. Nothing noble. Nothing beyond self aggrandizement. Poor me, what do I know? Maybe I should go for the first time and dip the brush into watercolor, in the name of art for art sake.

This has to be the funniest post and i am not talking about the content of the article cause i cant understand it but that fact along with the comments is just soooo damn funny to me

Whats even funnier is that not one person that has commented above cares what KIM thinks at all about anything, hahhahahah!

Hey Siminya

I’m so happy for you. Your post is just too irresistible for anyone. Apart from us poor and ignorant souls, even the self-confessed know-it-all trash-talking specimens have entered your arena to put their comments.

Wow! That makes you more popular!!

Now, this is yet another fact that the intelligent ones (read: the late comers or the ones complaining) thought no different while commenting here. INSTEAD OF TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THE ARTICLE BY TRACKING THE SOURCE, THEY HAVE EXERCISED THEIR RIGHT TO GIVE OUT OF CONTEXT COMMENTS.

But anyway, I’m happy to have you here. Atleast you don’t talk trash!

The english version for Siminya’s article is at:

http://www.zeenews.com/articles.asp?aid=452175&sid=lif&ssid=204

The entire article in English:

Melbourne, June 30: Sex is not just limited to bedroom anymore, for women have found their sex haven in the virtual world as well, what with one in five Aussie women admitting to having a sexual encounter in an internet chatroom, reveals a new survey.

Conducted by author Joan Sauers for her new book ‘Sex Lives of Australian Women’, the survey questioned nearly 2000 women from around the country.

The survey also revealed more than 50 percent women in Australia had sent or received a sexual text message and one in five have starred in their own sex tape.

”As a society, we increasingly rely on technology to get the job done, whatever the job is. Have Australian women joined the cyber-sexual revolution?” News.com.au quoted Joan Sauers, as writing in the book.

The results indicated that the most avid participants in are women in their 20s (26 percent) followed by those in their 50s (21 percent).

In fact, a large number of women said that they found net sex ”liberating”, ”exciting”, ”guilt-free”, empowering and safe, ensuring that there was no chance of STDS or pregnancy. However, there were others who described the experience as ”empty”, ”unfulfilling”, ”demeaning”, ”tacky” and ”pretty lame”.

But, Sauers said that the number of women who had good experiences with chat room sex was twice more than those who had bad experiences.

One of the aspects of cyber sex is the use of webcam, for many women use it either with their partner or with strangers.

The survey also showed that young women are increasingly getting hooked on text sex using their mobile phones. While 70 percent of women in their twenties had engaged in sexual SMS exchanges, the figure was 44 percent for those in their forties and 34 percent for women in their fifties.

In the mean time, 22 percent of women in their twenties and 20 percent of women in their thirties had been filmed or taped having sex. While some enjoyed the experience, not many were thrilled on seeing the results in the cold, hard light of day. In fact, a lot of them said they didn’t like seeing themselves on film because they looked ”fat”.

”It was fine, but to tell you the truth ... watching it again was hilarious ... not erotic ... my arse was NOT ever meant to be on a tape,” responded a 33-year-old mother from Western Australia.

Hey Babbs,

You are simply great!! Thats a very nice gesture. And thats much better than just talking trash about a new member who wants to take shelter here at Instablogs.

Its really nice to have people like you here on this community.

Ok let me do the honours and start the new session to discuss cyber sex. I find cyber sex to be a channel to later indulge in the real stuff. Since sex is a strong motivation, people would definitely want the real deal after the virtual deal. Is that good or bad, is something to be discussed. I don’t its a great idea to ’have’ cyber sex

@Siminya,

Siminya’nın olduğu selamlar, onun, bana çok fazla ifade ettiği benim özrümü kabul etmek için sana teşekkür eder. Ben gerçekten, benim, sana neyin hakkında dediğim kötü hissettim. Lütfen benim arkadaşlığımı kabul et, o, bana çok fazla ifade edecekti

If you want to talk to Siminya in Turkey go to

http://www.hemencevir.com/

once you type what you want click on
”Hemen Cevir” to get your translation it will take about 10 seconds. Then copy and paste it here or to her inbox.

If you click on Temizle it will erase.

Hey Siminya, Türkiye, güzel bir ülkedir, ve ben, Istanbul’u ziyaret etmeyi isterim, benim, onun, çok fazla kar yağdığını duyduğum Ankara vb.i, ve insanların, çok lezzetli lokumu yediği sen.

Well, I’ll stick to English but I’m really happy to see such a great example of harmony here. Great job by Babbs and Jayant.

I hope Siminya is cheerful by now :)

As for the know-it-alls, they can stay away from this and search for some other lame excuse to brickbat each other.

Senin, en hoş karşılanan olduğun Siminya, ben gerçekten, senle bu oturumu beğendim. Sana iyi gece

BOBETTE:

Please explain how you know SIMINYA is the author of the piece you linked to:

http://www.zeenews.com/articles.asp?aid=452175&sid=lif&ssid=204


SIMINYA does not give her name on Instablogs and the piece you link to is not signed. How do you know she didn’t steal it?