Lukester Wrote:
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> collapse? just exactly what are you suggesting,
> young man?


He's suggesting that it is a love-shackle, isn't he?

Lukester Wrote:
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> collapse? just exactly what are you suggesting,
> young man?

Hehe, forgot a word, sorry. Even genious reptiles make mistakes.

Maybe Reptile thinks your Log Cabin looks like this Lukester.



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That is my cabin, Nico!!!!

Where the hell did you get that photo of Dad doing his daily "marking of his territory," if you know what I mean?

Lukester Wrote:
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> That is my cabin, Nico!!!!
>
> Where the hell did you get that photo of Dad doing
> his daily "marking of his territory," if you know
> what I mean?

He has a tele lens...

"I saw something nasty in the woodshed!"

Lukester Wrote:
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> That is my cabin, Nico!!!!
>
> Where the hell did you get that photo of Dad doing
> his daily "marking of his territory," if you know
> what I mean?


I took it the last time I was in NC, picture is a bit worned out.


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Shame on every single person here who ignore the IORR policy and post political statements, even if I repeat again and again that this is against the policy on IORR and you are in fact wasting my time doing so. I mean it and don't ask me why I deleted your poost or your user. Use Edit post and clean up asap. I mean it. No mercy.

Bjornulf

I hope it was OK with the funny-posts on page 4 and 5....?

yeah, ignore all that political crap and make sure to heed my sage advice on page 3.

I'm not as dumb as Lukester looks, ya know. ;-)

wrong post



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-06-07 01:02 by Harm.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-06-07 04:01 by Ringo.

um...maybe not after all...

i was going to comment on counting methods or something...
but instead offer this humble edit.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-06-07 02:51 by Beelyboy.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-06-07 04:02 by Ringo.

uh oh...
i think this is an important coverage...but bv has posted kinda strictly above...
and i often like to see these expressions, one way or another; but i want people to STAY aboard here even more...

that being said...i think rfk jr. an incredibly astute and concerned spokesperson for the environment chiefly, as well as other issues now, seemingly...

Beelyboy, is it time for another song?

i jist gotta say wot i gotta saaayyyyyyy
please don't get me banned todaaayyyyyy

take it brain!

That's a good start but lets move and find another topic, I got a bad feeling about some stuff futher up kinda, like, not being around for very long...let's do a search and meet back here in 5....

yeh i was tryin' to tell ringo i appreciated the post but didn't know if he had seen the warning...
as for the topic;
i personally would feel very comfortable overseas and would very much love to go...especially iceland...
especially if bjork is home.
i'm ok with the feather thing.

check out page 2 of songs for the one i love - needs more though, jump in

I have never had any problems, but was at the Louvre last year, and I noticed a group of American teenagers -- loud, overweight, and carrying copies of the Da Vinci Code guide to Europe. It was embarrassing.

LOL....
We English are similarly embarrassed by all the drunken, sun burnt and enebriated lobsters that are drawn to Spain's wonderful beeches every year.

We all got a cross to bare mate.
Folks is folks..."blood is red an' bones is white...we're all the same underneath "



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drbryant Wrote:
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> I have never had any problems, but was at the
> Louvre last year, and I noticed a group of
> American teenagers -- loud, overweight, and
> carrying copies of the Da Vinci Code guide to
> Europe. It was embarrassing.

Not as embarassing as the couple (I aint saying
where they came from) I encountered in the elevator to the Eiffel Tower
(why the bloomin' heck was I there?). I am scared Sh*tless in hi elevators,
and these two persons must have weighed a good half ton.

But - isnt it better they take a look with the Dan Brown paperback
in the lobster instead of not looking at all?

Japanese tourist are worst imho. When my oldest son was a little baby boy,
a group in Stockholm took him up like a monkey ("Baboon Son") and
treated him like they were Livingstone and we were savages.

Adrian-L Wrote:
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> Friis Wrote:
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> America do not save the world.
>
> quite a statement to make ,bearing in mind, the
> events that took
> place 62 years ago, today.


And amen to that.

Exactly, I'm not what you'd call "patriotic" and I'm openly critical of our politicians, Democrat and Republican alike, if their job merits criticism, but this hits the nail on the head.

Why do I get the feeling we as Americans are expected to apologize for not leaving Western Europe to the Russians? My wife's grandfather (German) was captured by the Americans in Italy during the last days of WWII. When I asked him if he would have rather been with the Russians he briskly replied with, "hell no." It cound have been A LOT worse had our guys not stuck around.

I could go on and on and on and on . . . .

Regards,

Electric Duane . . . .



LA FORUM Wrote:
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> Adrian-L Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Friis Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > America do not save the world.
> >
> > quite a statement to make ,bearing in mind,
> the
> > events that took
> > place 62 years ago, today.
>
>
> And amen to that.
>
> Gimmie, gimmie more shelter.

No one ever says that you didn't save Europe (the World?) in the second WW.

But that doesn't mean that no one is allowed to criticise the US foreign policy any more, right? And also, you didn't do that just because you are such nice people, but didn't want to leave Europe to the Russians/Communism and of course the rebuilding of Europe was very profitable for US companies....


Belgrade-Bucharest-Budapest-Brno

Oh that is the most risky remark in months Lorenz.
Shame!
I won't shed a tear when your account here will be scrapped.

Limbostone Wrote:
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> Oh that is the most risky remark in months
> Lorenz.
> Shame!

The risky part is that politics is not allowed on IORR.
Why the shame?

Europe was liberated by the Allies, which consisted of many countries, such as Canada, Poland, Great Britain, Australia, USA, Sovjet Union, etc.

Not only by the USA, who actually weren't involved until they got attacked themselves in Pearl Harbor.

Erik_Snow Wrote:
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> The risky part is that politics is not allowed on IORR.


Things that are not allowed... you know... 4,8 msgs/h... and long ones... one of the most popular threads this month so far.