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“	The way we live and our values are the expressions of the society we live in. And we cling to that. It doesn't matter if I'm the president. I've thought about all this a lot. I spent over 10 years in a solitary confinement cell. I had the time... I spent 7 years without opening a book. It left me time to think. This is what I discovered. Either you are happy with very little, without overburdening yourself, because you have happiness inside, or you'll get nowhere. I'm not advocating poverty. I am advocating sobriety. But we invented a consumer society which is continually seeking growth. When there's no growth it's tragic. We invented a mountain of superfluous needs. You have to keep buying, throwing away... It's our lives we are squandering. When I buy something, or when you buy it, we're not paying with money. We're paying with the time from our lives we had to spend to earn that money. The difference is that you can't buy life. Life just goes by. And it's terrible to waste your life losing your freedom.	”
— José Mujica, president of Uruguay from 2010 to 2015

Welcome to my user page. I come from Macedonia (Greece) and I'm a wikipedian since December 2006.

Abecedar • Acne vulgaris • Acoustics • Aksaray • Aegean Macedonia • Aetolia • Agate • Ağlasun • Aiani • Alabastron • Alaçatı • Alaksandu • Albania • Albanisation‎ • Alexander‎ • Alexander I of Macedon • Alexander IV of Macedon • Alexandra • Alexander the Great • Allegory • Amasra • Amasya • Amomum • Amphictyonic League • Analogy • Anamur • Anatolian languages • Anax • Anax (Greek) • Anaximander • Anchor • Ancient Greece and wine • Ancient Greek Boxing • Ancient Macedonian language • Ancient Macedonians • Ancient Olympic Games • Ancona • Animal rights • Andros, Bahamas • Angel • Anglophilia • Anglophobia • Animal rights • Antagonist • Antakya • Antalya • Antarctica • Antanaclasis • Anthropology • Antibiotic • Antikythera mechanism • Antipodes • Antipodes Islands • Antiseptic • Antlia‎ • Antonio Arnaiz-Villena • Apathy • Apeiron (cosmology) • Aphrodite • Apollo • Apulia • Araklı • Archaeology • Archetype • Archipelago • Architecture • Archive • Archosaur • Archytas • Arctic • Arcturus • Ares • Areti Ketime • Arsin, Turkey • Arsis and thesis • Artemis • Artery • Arthur • Art in ancient Greece • Artos • Arura • Asphalt • Asterisk • Athena‎ • Atmosphere • Atom • Aviation • Aviation history • Aydın

Bacteria • Baja Bug • Ball • Ballet • Ballista • Baptes • Barbarian • Bari • Barley wine • Bathymetry • Berenice • Bible • Black people • Bias of Priene • Biorhythm • Bodrum • Bottle • Boustrophedon • Boutique • Box • Boxing • Bozhidar Dimitrov • Brassiere • British people‎ • Britons (historic) • Bryophyte • Bulgarians • Bullfighting • Burusho • Butter

Calabria • Camelopardalis • Cancer (constellation) • Caranus of Macedon • Carat (mass) • Card • Cardamom • Catapult • Ceglie Messapica • Celery • Celts • Centaur • Ceramic • Cetacea‎ • Cetus • Cham Albanians • Chamber pot • Chameleon • Chameria • Chameria issue • Chamomile • Chaon • Chaonia • Chaonians • Chemist • Christ‎ • Chronology • Chthonic • Church • Chyme • Circus • Clergy‎ • Cleric • Clerk • Climate of Greece • Coffin • Columba (genus) • Combat helmet • Cook (profession) • Corfu • Coriander • Coroebus of Elis • Cronus • Cruelty to animals • Crystal • Cosmetics • Cumin • Cupressus • Curetes (tribe)‎ • Cyan • Cyclothymia • Cymbal • Cygnus‎ • Cynic • Cynisca‎ • Cyperus rotundus • Cypress • Cyprus

Damian (given name) • Dardani • Dardania (Balkans) • Daughter • Demeter • Democracy • Demographic history of Macedonia • Demographics of Albania • Demographics of the Republic of Macedonia • Dendra panoply • Dermatology • Diadem • Diagonal • Diamanda Galás • Diameter • Diamond • Diaspora • Digamma • Dinosaur • Dionysus • Dipole • Direct democracy • Disaster • Dispilio • Dithyramb • Dogma • Do it yourself • Dolphin‎ • Dora (name) • Dorothy (given name) • Dracaena • Dracaena (lizard) • Dracaena (plant) • Dragon • Druid • Dune buggy • Dumbbell • Dyslexia

Echinoderm • Echo (phenomenon) • Eczema • Effendi • Egyptian hieroglyphs • Eileithyia • Eiresione • Elephant • Eleuthera‎ • Embryo • Empathy • Encyclopedia • English words of Greek origin‎ • Entropy‎ • Epenthesis‎ • Ephebic Oath • Ephemeral • Ephorus • Epicenter • Epirus (region)‎ • Episkyros • Epithet • Equus (genus) • Ethic of reciprocity‎ • Etruscan civilization • Etymology • Evander

Feta • Finger (gesture) • Fire dog • First flying machine • Fixed-wing aircraft • Flag of Albania • Flag of Turkey • Florina • Football • Frying pan

Gaia (mythology) • Galen • Galley • Gallipoli • Gastraphetes • Gelibolu • Genetics • Genocides in history • Genus • Geography • George (given name) • German Chamomile • Gjirokastër • Giant • Gladius • Glossolalia • Glove • God (word) • Gorilla • Grammar • Greater Albania • Greece • Greek alphabet • Greek-Calabrian dialect • Greek language • Greek minority in the Republic of Macedonia • Greeks • Greeks in the United Kingdom • Greek sea gods • Greek War of Independence • Gymnastics • Gymnasium (ancient Greece)

Halteres (ancient Greece) • Handshake • Hapax legomenon • Harmony • Harp • Harpastum • Hellenic calendars • Hellenistic Greece • Hemisphere • Hemorrhoid • Hephaestus • Hera • Hero • Heracles • Hercules • Hermes • Hermione • Hermit • Hero of Alexandria • Hestia • Hierarchy • Hilary (name) • Himarë • History • History of Albania • History of beer • History of brassieres • History of cats • History of Ethiopia • History of Greece • History of Malta • History of pizza • History of the Balkans • History of wine • Homer • Hoplite • Horizon • Hunza Valley • Hydraulics • Hydrosphere • Hyena • Hygiene • Hymn • Hypatia of Alexandria‎ • Hypsometry

Illyria • Illyrian languages • Illyrians • Illyrian warfare • Illyricum (Roman province) • Illyrius • Inna (given name) • Ionians • Italus • Italy

Jason (name) • Jealousy • Jujube

Kalash • Kalash language • Kaleidoscope • Kausia • Kebab • King Glaukias‎ • Know thyself • Konispol • Kopis • Kudos

Lacedaemon • Larissa (mythology) • Larissa (name) • Lasagna • Leleges • Lembus • Lemnos • Leochares • Lepton • Leviticus • Lexicography • Lexicon • Lexicology • Lezhë • Linear A • Linear B • Lion • Liquorice • List of ancient Macedonians • List of Greek words with English derivatives • List of country name etymologies • List of Illyrian tribes • Locri • Locrians • Logic • Longest words • Lupercalia • Luwian language • Lyre

Macaroni‎ • Macedon • Macedonia (Greece) • Macedonian • Macedonian language • Macedonian language naming dispute • Macedonian Latin alphabet‎ • Macedonia naming dispute • Macedonia (region) • Macedonian nationalism • Macedonians (ethnic group) • Macedonia (terminology) • Machine‎ • Magna Graecia • Makedonia (newspaper) • Makhaira • Malta • Mania • Marble • Marmalade • Marionette • Medal • Medinaceli • Melancholia • Melanie • Melissa • Melody • Melon • Mentha • Mesolithic • Meta • Metal • Metamorphosis • Metaphor • Metonymy • Metrology • Miletus • Mime artist • Minorities in Greece • Moira (given name) • Molossians • Monaco • Monastery • Monk • Monochrome • Moron (psychology) • Mount Olympus • Mouth ulcer • Museum • Music • Music of Epirus • Music of Greece • Mycenae • Mycenaean Greece • Myrmidons‎ • Myth • Mythography • Mythology

Name • Names of the Greeks • Neanderthal • Navy • Neolithic • Nicholas Hammond (historian) • Non-stick pan • Nola • Noology • Noosphere • Northern Cyprus • Northern Epirus • Northern Epirus Liberation Front • Numismatics

Obelisk • Ocean • Oceanus • Oenotrus • Ohrid • Oil • Oligarchy • Olive • Onomastics • Ordinary • Organ (anatomy) • Organism • Organ (music) • Organum • Origin and history of the name of Argentina • Origin of the Albanians • Ostomachion • Oyster

Paean • Paganism • Pancake • Pain • Pakul • Paleo-Balkanic mythology • Paleolithic • Pamphylia • Pandora • Pankration • Pan (mythology) • Pantomime • Pantheon • Pantheon (gods) • Paper • Papyrus • Paradigm • Paralysis • Paranoia • Parasitism • Parish • Parsley • Parthenon • Pasta • Pausa • Pea • Pectin • Pelasgians‎ • Pelasgian Creation Myth • Pelynt • Pentagram • Pentatonic scale • Perdiccas I of Macedon‎ • Phaistos Disc • Pharmacy • Pheromone • Philistines • Philip III of Macedon • Philology • Philo of Byzantium‎ • Phobia • Photograph • Photography • Picts • Pileus (hat) • Pinax • Pipe organ • Piracy • Pita • Pittacus of Mytilene • Placenta • Plastic • Plato • Pleurotus • Police • Political views on the Macedonian language‎ • Politics • Polybolos • Polychrome‎ • Polydipsia • Polygonia • Polyphonic song of Epirus‎ • Pontic Greeks • Poseidon • Practice (learning method) • Praetorian prefecture of Illyricum • Pragmatics • Pragmatism Presbyter • Presbyterium • Priest • Proboscis • Proposals for a Palestinian state • Prostate‎ • Protagonist • Proteus • Proto-Greek language • Prototype • Proverb • Psaltery • Pseudonym • Psychosis • Ptolemy (name) • Pulse (legume) • Puppet • Puppetry • Pyramid • Pyrite • Pyrros Dimas

Quince

Religion in ancient Greece • Republic of Macedonia • Rhea (mythology) • Rhetoric • Rhombus • Rhythm • Rice • Rio, Greece • Roman Chamomile • Romaine lettuce • Rugby football

Saints Cyril and Methodius • Sarandë • Scar • Scholastic • Scholasticism • School • Scorpion • Sebastian (name) • Selinunte • Semantics • Semiotics • Serbian-Greek friendship • Sessa Cilento • Shaft tomb • Shield • Silo • Silver • Sinon • Skanderbeg‎ • Sketch (drawing) • Slavic peoples • Small Greek Domestic Dog • Smyrna • Snap (fingers) • Sophomore • Souvlaki • Span (length) • Sparta • Spatha • Sphere • Spleen • Stalagmite • Star and crescent • Steam • Stereophonic sound • Stereoscopy • Stereotype • Stereotype (printing) • Stilts • Stoma • Strabo‎ • Strategic planning • Strategy • Swastika • Sympathy • Symptom • Syndrome • Syrtos

Takydromus • Tapestry • Tarhana • Tauroctony • Tauromachy • Temenos • Thales • Thanatos • Thenar eminence • Theriac • Thermodynamics • Thesaurus • Thessaloniki • Theseus • Thomas G. Palaima • Thyatira • Timpani • Tmesis • Tomb • Treacle • Treaty of Bucharest (1913) • Treasure • Trigon (game) • Tripod • Triskelion • Trojan War • Trope • Trope (linguistics) • Trope (literature) • Trope (music) • Trope (philosophy) • Trophy • Trousers • Troy • Turkish Cypriots • Turkish invasion of Cyprus • Twelve Olympians

United Macedonia • Urethra • Uropygid

Vardar • Vardar Macedonia • Veil • Vergina • Vergina Sun • Vimana • Votive offering

Washstand • Wine

Xenoglossy • Xylophagy • Xylophone

Yona

Zara (retailer) • Zealot (disambiguation) • Zealotry • Zeus • Zone • Zoology

Acrobatics • Acropolis of Athens • Andokides Painter • Almagest • Altar • Antimenes Painter • Amasis Painter • Amazons • Apollonius of Tyana • Armour • Arrow • Arrowhead

Ballot • Bathing • Board game • Boar's tusk helmet • Boot • Brazier • Brygos • Brygos Painter

Campaspe • Casserole • Centaur • Charioteer of Delphi • Cloak • Coin • Colonies in antiquity • Combat helmet • Constitution • Courtship • Crab • Crown (headgear) • Crucifixion • Cultural depictions of lions • Curse • Cymbal

Deer • Digamma • Dissection puzzle • Dog • Dolphin • Dolphins in mythology • Domestic sheep‎ • Donkey • Dumbbell

Edward Dodwell • Enkomi • Erymanthian Boar • Eta

Fan (implement) • Fountain

Geocentric model • Geographica • Gorgon • Gorgoneion • Granary • Grasshopper • Greek alphabet

Hammer • Handshake • Hat • Helmet • Hipparchus • Hippocrates of Chios • History of glass • History of the chair • History of the Greek alphabet • History of juggling • Hoplite • Horned helmet • Hunting

Ibiza • Ivory

John William Godward

Kalos inscription • Karkinos • Kebab

Laryngeal nerve • List of headgear

Maenad • Medal • Miltiades the Younger • Mirror • Molding (process) • Mosaic • Mule • Myus

Octopus • Opuntian Locris • Ostomachion • Ostracon

Pankration • Parthenon • Peltast • Phallus • Pinax • Plectrum • Polybolos • Polychrome • Polyhymnia • Pottery of ancient Greece

Reef knot

Samothrace • Scorpion • Sculpture • Sex positions • Shield • Shoe • Sink • Snap (fingers) • Souvlaki • Spinning (textiles) • Stele • Strabo • Swastika • Swing (seat)

Tambourine • Theatre of ancient Greece • Toy • Traction (orthopedics) • Trousers

V • Vergina Sun • Vineyard • Vintage • Votive offering

Washstand • Weaving • Weight • Wind • Women wearing pants

This user has extended confirmed rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify) This user has pending changes reviewer rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify) This user reverts vandalism in the blink of an eye with Twinkle! This user is a Macedonian. This user is a Greek. This user is interested in Ancient Greece This user is interested in linguistics. This user enjoys philosophy. This user is a practicing Stoic. Politics: from Poli (Greek) meaning many and Ticks (English) meaning blood sucking creatures. This user believes in direct democracy. PC This user believes political correctness was created in good intentions, but is often overused, misused, or taken way out of context. This user does not recognize the so-called Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and demands withdrawal of all illegal Turkish troops from the Republic of Cyprus. This user opposes denial of the Armenian Genocide. This user believes in a two-state solution to the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. This user is interested in religion as an anthropological and historical phenomenon. This user believes that Monotheism, not Religion itself, is the source for many of the World's problems. This user thinks that stock exchange is immoral. This user couldn't care less about football. This user is vegan. This user likes cats. This user thinks pets should only come from an animal shelter. This user thinks that Bullfighting should be extinct. This user is the proud owner of a Volkswagen Beetle. This user enjoys Baroque music. This user enjoys music by Georg Philipp Telemann. This user listens to World Music. This user enjoys jazz music. This user likes fractals. This user enjoys optical illusions, especially the impossible constructions of M.C. Escher. This user can make The Spinning Dancer turn both ways. This user knows the difference between beauty and trash. This user loves his wife τ' οὐρανού. This editor has been thanked by these Wikipedians.

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