Quote Originally Posted by Hazir View Post
Some time ago, around Christmas, I was at a gay club in Istanbul with a bunch of friends and friends of friends. At one point one of my acquaintances, who was going to stay over that night asked me if I could translate between him and this 'really cute tourist' he had met. I obliged, and to my surprise found out that I wouldn't be doing Turkish-English, but Turkish-Dutch. That was because the 'really cute tourist' turned out to be a dutch man who lives in the same neighbourhood as I in Amsterdam. Of course we chatted a bit, and I found out that he was a local politician besides the fact that he was handsome.

After the club closed we (including the tourist) went to my place to have a drink. Some drinks later, it gets time to break up the company and, to make a long story short, the Turkish acquaintance and the dutch tourist wind up in the same bed.

The next morning the dutch tourist is gone before I wake up, but according to the claims of the Turk they had a very pleasant time together in bed.

Fast forward to today.

I am in Amsterdam, at the office and a bit bored, so I start surfing a bit online. I see an article on the site of a local newspaper about the elections and I remember this guy. I google his name and sure enough I get some results. One of which is that he just got married to a woman.
Out of curiosity, what party was he in? :P In the USA msot things like that seem to be republican, makes we wonder if he's from a christian party here. Being gay isn't really that much of an issue for politicians in Amsterdam is it?