I recognized him right off. Learn something new every day. I always thought James Bond was British
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Francis
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Mon 2 May, 2005 02:24 pm
Roger, dont get caught in that trap...
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George
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Mon 2 May, 2005 02:40 pm
Huh?
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Francis
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Mon 2 May, 2005 02:43 pm
translation of a slangish french expression to say : dont think anything of that kind.
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George
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Mon 2 May, 2005 02:54 pm
I don't understand the James Bond reference.
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CalamityJane
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Mon 2 May, 2005 02:54 pm
Haha, George is more persistant than all the women ever were
Very nice pictures Francis. The hotel looks a little bit
run down, but what doesn't in London.....
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Mon 2 May, 2005 02:54 pm
yay, francis, i'm glad to see someone else do what i do all the time: literally translate slovak idioms into english just to puzzle the hell out of everybody. i no longer know which idioms are slovak and which are english. i use them all, then explain at length...
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CalamityJane
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Mon 2 May, 2005 02:57 pm
Actually I do that too and German idioms are so twisted
that in the translation they almost become embarassing
<sigh>
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Letty
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Mon 2 May, 2005 03:05 pm
Awesome pictures, Francis. They equal National Geographic. I love the old world look. I completed your tour of the catacombs some time ago.
I do believe that George and Roger equate you with the man in the mac and carrying a laptop who stands looking at The Regent Palace hotel.<smile>
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George
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Mon 2 May, 2005 03:08 pm
I thought that was Inspector Gadget.
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CalamityJane
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Mon 2 May, 2005 03:09 pm
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margo
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Mon 2 May, 2005 03:10 pm
aha....
I stayed at that hotel when I was last in London (as did c.i., I think).
Run down - yes, tiny rooms, yes - but cheapish (for London) and really well located. I could walk to and from my dinner with Prince G....
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