Travel (non-Japan)

Started by pcmodem · 8 Sep 2005 · 557 replies

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18 Mar 2010, 09:58 #481
Tu_triky wrote:

While I watched the beer.


To each his given task. :applaud:
18 Mar 2010, 10:09 #482
Eve wrote:

To each his given task. :applaud:


Don't worry I shared some with the dogs.
18 Mar 2010, 22:36 #483
Tu_triky wrote:

Don't worry I shared some with the dogs.


Some of the horses like it too so be sure to pass it around. ;)
19 Mar 2010, 10:16 #484
Eve wrote:

Some of the horses like it too so be sure to pass it around. ;)


Love for all creatures, Beastie.


I hope our resident sensei, Wynter, is having fun in Greece! :jumpie:
20 Mar 2010, 11:24 #485
Tu_triky wrote:

Love for all creatures, Beastie.


I hope our resident sensei, Wynter, is having fun in Greece! :jumpie:



Think she may have moved on to Italy by now. :mrgreen:

Now there is some fabulous eats there. :victory:
20 Mar 2010, 11:27 #486
Eve wrote:


Think she may have moved on to Italy by now. :mrgreen:

Now there is some fabulous eats there. :victory:


No doubt. Bets the Italian Chicken Sandwich at Burger King.
21 Mar 2010, 05:45 #487
Tu_triky wrote:

No doubt. Bets the Italian Chicken Sandwich at Burger King.


I wonder if they cook it in a brick oven there? :headscratch:

:hehe:
21 Mar 2010, 06:21 #488
Eve wrote:
Think she may have moved on to Italy by now. :mrgreen:

Now there is some fabulous eats there. :victory:


I doubt they have anything that can beat a good old Canadian Papa Burger. :drooling:
21 Mar 2010, 10:32 #489
Eve wrote:

I wonder if they cook it in a brick oven there? :headscratch:

:hehe:


I doubt it...but I'm sure their brick ovens are reserved for much more delicious treats!
21 Mar 2010, 22:10 #490
Tu_triky wrote:

I doubt it...but I'm sure their brick ovens are reserved for much more delicious treats!


The flattened chicken I ate in Rome baked on the bricks was beyond fantastic. :drooling:
21 Mar 2010, 22:19 #491
Eve wrote:

The flattened chicken I ate in Rome baked on the bricks was beyond fantastic. :drooling:


Do they pound it with a mallet or do they stomp out it with their feet? Hehe.

J/k. The Italians know how to eat! :say_yes:
21 Mar 2010, 22:20 #492
Oops. Moved to Food Thread
22 Mar 2010, 05:15 #493
Tu_triky wrote:Oops. Moved to Food Thread


On my way. :victory:
6 Aug 2010, 09:49 #494
So looks like I'm going to London, England next week. :woot:

My grandfather was going and I asked if I could tag along. We have family there and my sister paid for my ticket! (cause I'm broke :shamefulcry:)

Has anyone been? What should I see for sure?! I'll be there for 10 days (aug 10-20)
6 Aug 2010, 10:04 #495
Wynter wrote:So looks like I'm going to London, England next week. :woot:

My grandfather was going and I asked if I could tag along. We have family there and my sister paid for my ticket! (cause I'm broke :shamefulcry:)

Has anyone been? What should I see for sure?! I'll be there for 10 days (aug 10-20)


I was there while I was in the Navy, but only for about 3 days. Did the usual tourist stuff, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, etc. Maybe peg (aka brad2) would have a better idea.
6 Aug 2010, 10:09 #496
gaijinmark wrote:

I was there while I was in the Navy, but only for about 3 days. Did the usual tourist stuff, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, etc. Maybe peg (aka brad2) would have a better idea.


Grand! Hopefully she'll see my post. :fingerscrossed:

Where else did you visit while in the navy?
6 Aug 2010, 10:12 #497
Wynter wrote:
Where else did you visit while in the navy?


Let's see, , , Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, Greece. Even went to Cuba, but only as far as the naval base.
6 Aug 2010, 10:13 #498
gaijinmark wrote:

Let's see, , , Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, Greece. Even went to Cuba, but only as far as the naval base.


That's a lot of Europe. And an average of 3 days each? Or did the stays vary?

(gomen, I don't know much of how the navy worked...)
6 Aug 2010, 10:16 #499
Wynter wrote:

That's a lot of Europe. And an average of 3 days each? Or did the stays vary?

(gomen, I don't know much of how the navy worked...)


That's okay, NOBODY understands how the navy works.

Most places we would be in port for about a week or so. We were over in the Mediterranean for 6 months at a stretch, so we'd be out at sea playin war, doing the military bit for a couple weeks, then pull in someplace for 4 or 5 days, maybe a little longer.

I did 3 six month cruises so by the time the 3rd one rolled around I just wanted to get it over with, I'd pretty much been everywhere there was to go.
6 Aug 2010, 10:24 #500
gaijinmark wrote:

That's okay, NOBODY understands how the navy works.

Most places we would be in port for about a week or so. We were over in the Mediterranean for 6 months at a stretch, so we'd be out at sea playin war, doing the military bit for a couple weeks, then pull in someplace for 4 or 5 days, maybe a little longer.

I did 3 six month cruises so by the time the 3rd one rolled around I just wanted to get it over with, I'd pretty much been everywhere there was to go.


Yes, I remember you telling me about the 3 "cruises". Considering the circumstances, what was your favourite stop?

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