On Sunday, March 09, 2003 6:16 AM,
Jeroen "I'm hungry, feed me!" van Baardwijk wrote:

>At 15:56 8-3-2003 -0500, Han Tacoma wrote:

> > > Can't say I ever had that urge. However, Sonja and I do enjoy eating
> > > at our local Mongolian restaurant named after said warrior.
> >
> >The only one in Holland (I think).

>Uh-oh. Time for another crash course in Dutch geography.
>
>It's not "Holland", it's "The Netherlands". The name "Holland" refers only
>to the area covered by two of our 12 provinces, Noord-Holland en
Zuid-Holland.
>
>Class dismissed.   :-)

OK, teacher, so how come it isn't "Nederlanden" instead of "Nederland"?

>OK, back to the restaurant issue. I did a quick Google search on "Mongools
>restaurant". The website www.dinnersite.nl lists two Mongolian restaurants
>with "Internet presentations": Dzjengis Khan (here in Eindhoven) and
>"Dragon Garden" in Haulerwijk (all the way up north, in the province of
>Friesland).
>
>Dzjengis Khan website: http://www.dzjengiskhan.nl.
>English part of the website: http://www.dzjengiskhan.nl/engels/index.html.
>

We have several in Ontario and British Columbia. In Toronto we have only
one I know of. http://www.mongoliangrill-gk.com/index.htm "The Great Khan"

> > > [...snip...]
> > > rather loud (among other things, without even trying we could easily
> > > follow the extensive description of the woman's love/sex life).
> >
> >They probably were just returning from the Stadswandelpad, hungry and
> >ended up at Aalsterweg 99a, did they go for the full 2.5 hours at
> >? 25,00 each?

>For a foreigner, you appear to be well-informed; have you been here
recently?

No, not really, in 1971 Philips offered me a job in Eindhoven to be trained
as a hardware support guy. After the training I was supposed to go to the
Middle East. Never did happen though.
I've been home several times and roamed around a bit. Last time was 1991.
Mams told me she'd burn my clothes if I ever went to the "red district"
in Amsterdam :-)

"Uh-oh. Time for another crash course in Dutch geography."
Mams, lives in 's Gravenhage (now tell me how's anyone going to know
where that is? :-), while growing up, we used to travel between Peru
and The Netherlands -- spent time (1962) at the  Maerlant - lyceum.
Also lived in Zwammerdam and go to school in Alphen aan de Rijn.
Used to get behind the "bromvietsen(sp?)" and get sucked up in the
draft -- real fast way to get to school.

Cheers!
--
Han Tacoma

~ Artificial Intelligence is better than none! ~


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