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If you join letters into words to form the following Turkish sentence...
İsmet İnönü, kaymakamı görünce ayağa kalktı...
then the sentence reads...
When Ismet Inonu [Turkey's Thomas Jefferson] saw the governor, he stood up.
But if you use exactly the same letters in exactly the same order -- and shift them ever so slightly, you get the Turkish sentence...
İsmetin önü, kaymak amı görünce, ayağa kalktı...
and then the sentence reads...
When Ismet's "front" saw the creamy p*ssy, it stood up.
( Is this a great language, or what?! )
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