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I went to Antalya and had a great time. Effes was disgusting, but, I loved that we could stop at the little shops and buy small, ice cold, glass bottles of flavored vodka and gin. We got hammered-ass drunk and then went white water rafting in the mountains there. Awesome time spent in Turkey.

Glad you liked it. I generally don't have that much fun on my own. I'm now having my vacation, after a long term+summer school and all I do is sit around in the shade, I don't like to feel the baking hot sun on the back of my neck.
I'm planning on something for tonight, let's see what goes with dem tourists, and perhaps I'll have myself a good old time.

Plus, the women there are fucking gorgeous!

Well, I can't know, man. I don't pay much attention to Turkish girls most of the time. Most are around with their families or boyfriends. Especially in a place I don't know.

It seemed like there was significantly more of them than men too.

Yes, it seems as though the female population is exceeding the male by a large margin, though it has made the females no less precious than before. They are still 10x worth the skin of a man still, and we have to swallow our pride even more now.

I liked that they didn't all wear those drapes on their face as much as other predominantly muslim countries I've been too.

Well, not so much in Antalya, though no one wears veils here, except in certain places in Istanbul perhaps. There are still a lot of girls who wear headscarves, though they wear a kind of a *weird* more "modern" looking headscarf that makes them look like nuns. Ye olde headscarves of the rural women were much better, at least looking authentic.

Although, those drapes do let you use your imagination.

Well, there aren't many women who wear the niqab here, nor the veil.
But as I said, they have some new, weird type of headscarf now, and they even invented fashion to go with it. Frankly I think its ridiculous, and they claim they wear it for religion. If they really want to wear something for religion, let them wear the niqab. It's 100x more modest, and to be honest, 100x less of an eyesore.