what about using the delete key instead of flaming ? that's what i'll do
from now ...
dominique from spring in Paris, france .. it's so good to have a little
warmth and sun at last
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thanks Ruth
there was this sentence at the end of the article
Now the challenge is to trap some live ones, and calculate how many still
exist to tell whether the species is endangered, Dawson said.
i'm ready to bet it IS endangered now they have mentionned its existence .
Exactly what happened
le 2/02/06 5:36, Martha Krieg à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
With that in mind, I have been exercising my delete key on several
unread posts in the last few days to save my blood pressure!
have been doing the same and don't know how i could survive without that
precious key
a Paris Metro user myself i really had a good time reading all this ..
thanks ..
i wish the Paris train drivers just gave us simple explanations .. we
usually have to wait without information at all .. except from time to time
about people strolling along the line ..
dominique (aka romdom
le 13/11/05 21:55, Lynn Carpenter à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
On the Effectiveness of Aluminium Foil Helmets:
An Empirical Study
http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/
the conclusion is most interesting (very tongue in cheek ) . it will do no
good to the paranoid among us though ...
le 29/10/05 20:11, Jane Viking Swanson à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi All, A lace conversation led to talk of Diddl who is a cartoon character
from Europe. I was so involved with the stars that hang on/follow the
cursor that I didn't even notice what language the
website uses.
i
French joke :
the english are weird ...fancy giving their monuments names of defeats :
waterloo station, trafalgar square... !
I hope i'm not offending anybody ...i didn't mean to ... we have as many
jokes about the Brits as they have about the French
dominique , froggy from the
dear secret pal
and you asked if i like the frogs ?? i LOVE them . the bobbin is incredible
. i didn't think such a thing existed . i proudly put it among my froggy
treasures, and the magnet as well because my fridge is too small and it
wouldn't show properly .. the cards are so pretty (just
le 27/09/05 18:31, susan à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
i have no crazy intentions to say they don't have a right to their
homeland and they shouldn't be allowed to rebuild, but the whole idea
to live behind a levy in a hurricane prone area should have never been
put into play.
yes but
Jenny is right, the water makes a difference.
absolutely right . i use mineral water for both coffee and tea and it does
make a difference .
i love coffee and drink too much of it but definitely not instant . i must
say instant coffee to me is not coffee; it's nescafé , drinkable but
le 23/09/05 17:16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
I wonder also whether people will want to
return to live somewhere where they have experienced such devastation - I
think I would be one who would get to the highest ground, and furthest from
the Gulf states, just in case
le 9/09/05 17:25, David Collyer à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Dear Friends,
He asked each of them if they had any intention of removing the bodies, but
no, it was not part of their job statement! Then finally some
paramedics came along and he knew the bodies would be removed. But no
le 10/09/05 17:27, BrambleLane à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Margaret in PA, ducking the flames that are sure to arise...
lol ... margaret .. we'll share them .
dominique from Paris, France .
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le 7/08/05 9:22, Jean Nathan à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Think escargot are a particular species of edible snails.
wll... escargot is the french for snail but it might mean edible snails
in english ... i'd say all snails are edible but the biggest ones are easier
to eat and escargots
le 6/08/05 9:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Could someone explain what red tide is?
found this with google.
http://www.whoi.edu/redtide/whathabs/whathabs.html
red tide is caused by a certain kind of algae growing very fast .
dominique from Paris, france.
To
le 2/08/05 15:01, Jean Nathan à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
- sign of
getting old when comfort takes precedent over everything.
What I used to suffer for the sake of fashion!!!
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
lol how true ! I've stopped wearing high heels and keep to comfort .
which
le 13/07/05 8:33, susan à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
just out of curiosity, has anyone in the uk or anyone overseas ever
cooked or ate fried green tomatoes? it seems to be more of an american
southern type of food, so probably not even some of the northern
americans have tried it. all you
sorry about the blank message . my mistake ...
le 13/07/05 8:33, susan à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
also i heard from someone that in the uk they don't have peanut butter.
how true could this be being you are so close to spain. spain grows a
lot of peanuts.
if anyone knows of any
le 6/07/05 8:47, Helene Gannac à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
When will our leaders be finally convinced that the weather is indeed
changing, and it might be our fault!
thought it was better to switch my answer to chat.
when their offices get flooded and they have to swim for dear life i
how far is Hounslow station from London TGV station (can't remember the
name . one of those senior moment .. i love that phrase but i keep wondering
why we don't have the equivalent in french ??)
--
dominique
If you're going through hell, keep going.
-- Winston Churchill
le 20/05/05
21/05/2005, romdom wrote:
how far is Hounslow station from London TGV station (can't remember the
name . one of those senior moment .. i love that phrase but i keep wondering
why we don't have the equivalent in french ??)
--
dominique
If you're going through hell, keep going
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