Guest guest Report post Posted August 14, 2005 Yes - about that. Jo - " fraggle " <EBbrewpunx Saturday, August 13, 2005 11:18 PM Re: Re: small towns > someday > wait...outside of midge season...doesn't that leave me about 3 days in january??? > > > Jo Cwazy <heartwork > Aug 13, 2005 3:04 PM > > Re: Re: small towns > > I've been watching a series of six programmes which went around the coasts > of Britain. It was lovely really. > > I do like Scotland - especially the Highlands. We hadn't been before about > 20 years ago, but now go every other year almost. I think my favourite > place there was when we walked along the Nevis gorge - so if you get to > Scotland try to go there (preferably outside of midge season). > > Jo > > > a blinding flash > hotter than the sun > dead bodies lie across the path > the radiation colors the air > finishing one by one > > > > To send an email to - > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 14, 2005 Sheesh, Fraggle, there is Sidelines in Arcata on the Plaza and it certainly doesn't close down at 8. And Eureka is right next door and has the Six River Brewery and Lost Coast Brewery. Plus 3 casinos within 20 minutes <g> Lynda - fraggle <EBbrewpunx Saturday, August 13, 2005 3:15 PM Re: Re: small towns > i just noticed arcata seems to shut down at like 8 at nite > bleh > > > Lynda <lurine > Aug 13, 2005 2:52 PM > > Re: Re: small towns > > Yeah, well, that nutsy idea is catching on. Arcata just spent a mint on > putting those stupid circles in all over town! > > Lynda > > a blinding flash > hotter than the sun > dead bodies lie across the path > the radiation colors the air > finishing one by one > > > > To send an email to - > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 14, 2005 Nope, don't touch Rocky Mountain Goat p---! <<eg>> Lynda - fraggle <EBbrewpunx Saturday, August 13, 2005 3:15 PM Re: Re: small towns > you've been readin tooo many coors billboards > -- Version: 7.0.338 / Virus Database: 267.10.8/71 - Release 8/12/05 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 15, 2005 I envy you two! I have neither the time nor money to see so much, but I wish I did!!! Not that I am complaining because I have had the privilege of visiting a couple of places when I was younger, but nothing like this! Nikki , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote: > oh sheesh..are we gonna go there....? > i can still pee further then > > i was only talking US.... > > fine > all the canadian provinces except nunavet, yukon and NW territories > England > Germany > Belgium > Netherlands > Bahamas > Bermuda > Mexico > Tahiti > > and nowhere near done > next year, Italy and maybe greece.... > 2007, back to the UK... > sometime...Cuba, > > > Lynda <lurine@s...> > Aug 12, 2005 12:02 PM > > Re: small towns > > %-pppppppppp > > Until you add the Bahamas, Canada, Mexico and England to your list, you are > still behind <<eg>> > > Lynda, who use to log over 35,000 miles each year between April and October. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 15, 2005 if you do it right..it really doesn't cost all that much tho, until recently, i really hadn't been able to do much, as was gripped by severe poverty, and was in a relationship with someone who was a tad difficult to travel with but... things have changed as of late over the weekend went down to monterey, santa cruz, and over to pinnacles, then up thru tres pinos, hollister, etc now..anyone wanna loan me $120,000? i was just offered a brewery fer that incredible price..... fraggle earthstrm <nikkimack Aug 15, 2005 3:52 AM Re: small towns I envy you two! I have neither the time nor money to see so much, but I wish I did!!! Not that I am complaining because I have had the privilege of visiting a couple of places when I was younger, but nothing like this! Nikki a blinding flash hotter than the sun dead bodies lie across the path the radiation colors the air finishing one by one Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 15, 2005 six rivers is in mckinnelyville and..i don't go to casinos...not my style... we went thru arcata...and the town was dead..a couple hippies on the green and that was it..everything was closed down sorry..i'm use to the city.... and, use to live in NYC, where nuthin ever seems to close down.... fraggle Lynda <lurine Aug 13, 2005 9:27 PM Re: Re: small towns Sheesh, Fraggle, there is Sidelines in Arcata on the Plaza and it certainly doesn't close down at 8. And Eureka is right next door and has the Six River Brewery and Lost Coast Brewery. Plus 3 casinos within 20 minutes <g> Lynda - fraggle <EBbrewpunx Saturday, August 13, 2005 3:15 PM Re: Re: small towns > i just noticed arcata seems to shut down at like 8 at nite > bleh > > > Lynda <lurine > Aug 13, 2005 2:52 PM > > Re: Re: small towns > > Yeah, well, that nutsy idea is catching on. Arcata just spent a mint on > putting those stupid circles in all over town! > > Lynda > > a blinding flash > hotter than the sun > dead bodies lie across the path > the radiation colors the air > finishing one by one > > > > To send an email to - > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 15, 2005 Um, how would you pay me back since I'm sure you'ld drink up all the profits! :)fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote: if you do it right..it really doesn't cost all that muchtho, until recently, i really hadn't been able to do much, as was gripped by severe poverty, and was in a relationship with someone who was a tad difficult to travel withbut...things have changed as of lateover the weekend went down to monterey, santa cruz, and over to pinnacles, then up thru tres pinos, hollister, etcnow..anyone wanna loan me $120,000? i was just offered a brewery fer that incredible price.....fraggleearthstrm <nikkimackAug 15, 2005 3:52 AM Subject: Re: small townsI envy you two! I have neither the time nor money to see so much, but I wish I did!!!Not that I am complaining because I have had the privilege of visiting a couple of places when I was younger, but nothing like this!Nikki :)a blinding flash hotter than the sun dead bodies lie across the path the radiation colors the airfinishing one by one Jonnie Read only the mail you want - Mail SpamGuard. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 15, 2005 Sonoma, isn't that where some wonderful wine is made? Gettin' high on the fumes perhaps?Lynda <lurine wrote: I lived in Sonoma County for over 30 years. I've driven, pulling a 4 horsetrailer, through every major city in the U.S. plus some in Mexico andCanada. I can testify that there are no worse drivers in the world, barnone, than in Sonoma County. At least in other cities there is some logic.They are all trying to get from point a to point b as fast as they can andyou're on your own. In Sonoma County, however, it is roulette! Maybe we'lldecide to drive 60 in a 30 but then again, wow, stomp on the brakes, maybewe want to go 15 in a 30. What, you are only supposed to make a left handturn from the center lane. Too bad, WE are going to make a left hand turnfrom whatever lane we blamed well feel like doing it from. What, thatcement divider means you are supposed to stay on the side with the folksgoing in the same directions you are. Nope, I'm going to drive on theother side because I can get into that parking lot faster.I used to work for the City of Santa Rosa in purchasing. The cops werealways in our office and I ran all the paper on the under cover cars. Wehad cops that had transferred in from other cities because they thought itwould be quieter in the smaller town. NOT! Most were eager to transferback to the bigger cities within 6 months! We had one guy that said hewasn't getting paid enough to play bumper cars with the crazy drivers in SRand he was from NYC!Lynda-Anna Blaine <anna333Saturday, August 13, 2005 1:31 PMRe: Re: small towns> "Sonoma County has the worst drivers in the world">> Are you sure you've never been to Boston? I've driven in Santa Rosa and> I've been a passenger in Boston and Salem (too scared to get behind the> wheel myself) and I'll take Santa Rosa anyday of the week.>> Love,> Anna>>> > [Original Message]> > Lynda <lurine> > > > 8/13/2005 11:46:01 AM> > Re: Re: small towns> >> > To test your driving skill try driving in Sonoma County. There are> streets> > that aim straight at telephone poles and then zig around them. Thereare> > streets that start and stop and you have to go around whole sections to> get> > to the other end.> >> > For a real adventure, try Seattle. Even the cops have to carry maps> because> > there is no reasoning or logic to the street designs.> >> > Some real fun is the railroad tracks in Richmond. Six streets come> together> > at a junction with the railroad. At any given time you can findyourself> > stuck on the tracks because the lights and gates aren't coordinated. As> > small children we were petrified of those intersections!> >> > I've hauled horses across the U.S., Canada and Mexico and can tell you> that> > Sonoma County has the worst drivers in the world. Give me the Nimitz,> > Chicago or even TJ anyday over the drivers in Sonoma County!> >> > It is a miracle that I didn't kill anyone and that all the horses didn't> > look like Pugs, Bull dogs or Pekes! For some reason folks seem to think> > that a LARGE truck pulling a 24' trailor loaded with a few ton of horses> can> > stop in the same amount of space it takes a VW Bug!> >> > Lynda> > -> > "fraggle" <EBbrewpunx> > > > Saturday, August 13, 2005 10:23 AM> > Re: Re: small towns> >> >> > > you've never seen traffic unless you've been to> > > a. LA> > > b. NYC> > > c. the bay area> > > d. washington DC> > >> > > i live right off the McArthur Maze here in Oakland, and it staysbacked> up> > for hours everyday....> > >> > > > > > heartwerk <heartwork> > > Aug 13, 2005 3:23 AM> > > > > > Re: small towns> > >> > > We like the autobahns. Nice big roads, not too much traffic - lovely.> > > I guess the trouble with southern England is that it is a bit> > > overcrowded and there are traffic jams all the time so you can't get> > > up to the allowed speeds all the time.> > >> > > Jo> > >> > > ---> > >> > > a blinding flash> > > hotter than the sun> > > dead bodies lie across the path> > > the radiation colors the air> > > finishing one by one> > >> > >> > >> > > To send an email to - > > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 15, 2005 I used to live in Santa Rosa (Sonoma County) just down the highway from the Kenwood Winery. A couple of years ago my mom toured England. She went into a restaurant and ordered a bottle of wine. They gave her Kenwood wine and couldn't figure out why she sent it back. "It's imported!" the waiter told her. Love, Anna - Jonnie Hellens 8/15/2005 3:17:21 PM Re: Re: small towns Sonoma, isn't that where some wonderful wine is made? Gettin' high on the fumes perhaps?Lynda <lurine wrote: I lived in Sonoma County for over 30 years. I've driven, pulling a 4 horsetrailer, through every major city in the U.S. plus some in Mexico andCanada. I can testify that there are no worse drivers in the world, barnone, than in Sonoma County. At least in other cities there is some logic.They are all trying to get from point a to point b as fast as they can andyou're on your own. In Sonoma County, however, it is roulette! Maybe we'lldecide to drive 60 in a 30 but then again, wow, stomp on the brakes, maybewe want to go 15 in a 30. What, you are only supposed to make a left handturn from the center lane. Too bad, WE are going to make a left hand turnfrom whatever lane we blamed well feel like doing it from. What, thatcement divider means you are supposed to stay on the side with the folksgoing in the same directions you are. Nope, I'm going to drive on theother side because I can get into that parking lot faster.I used to work for the City of Santa Rosa in purchasing. The cops werealways in our office and I ran all the paper on the under cover cars. Wehad cops that had transferred in from other cities because they thought itwould be quieter in the smaller town. NOT! Most were eager to transferback to the bigger cities within 6 months! We had one guy that said hewasn't getting paid enough to play bumper cars with the crazy drivers in SRand he was from NYC!Lynda-Anna Blaine <anna333Saturday, August 13, 2005 1:31 PMRe: Re: small towns> "Sonoma County has the worst drivers in the world">> Are you sure you've never been to Boston? I've driven in Santa Rosa and> I've been a passenger in Boston and Salem (too scared to get behind the> wheel myself) and I'll take Santa Rosa anyday of the week.>> Love,> Anna>>> > [Original Message]> > Lynda <lurine> > > > 8/13/2005 11:46:01 AM> > Re: Re: small towns> >> > To test your driving skill try driving in Sonoma County. There are> streets> > that aim straight at telephone poles and then zig around them. Thereare> > streets that start and stop and you have to go around whole sections to> get> > to the other end.> >> > For a real adventure, try Seattle. Even the cops have to carry maps> because> > there is no reasoning or logic to the street designs.> >> > Some real fun is the railroad tracks in Richmond. Six streets come> together> > at a junction with the railroad. At any given time you can findyourself> > stuck on the tracks because the lights and gates aren't coordinated. As> > small children we were petrified of those intersections!> >> > I've hauled horses across the U.S., Canada and Mexico and can tell you> that> > Sonoma County has the worst drivers in the world. Give me the Nimitz,> > Chicago or even TJ anyday over the drivers in Sonoma County!> >> > It is a miracle that I didn't kill anyone and that all the horses didn't> > look like Pugs, Bull dogs or Pekes! For some reason folks seem to think> > that a LARGE truck pulling a 24' trailor loaded with a few ton of horses> can> > stop in the same amount of space it takes a VW Bug!> >> > Lynda> > -> > "fraggle" <EBbrewpunx> > > > Saturday, August 13, 2005 10:23 AM> > Re: Re: small towns> >> >> > > you've never seen traffic unless you've been to> > > a. LA> > > b. NYC> > > c. the bay area> > > d. washington DC> > >> > > i live right off the McArthur Maze here in Oakland, and it staysbacked> up> > for hours everyday....> > >> > > > > > heartwerk <heartwork> > > Aug 13, 2005 3:23 AM> > > > > > Re: small towns> > >> > > We like the autobahns. Nice big roads, not too much traffic - lovely.> > > I guess the trouble with southern England is that it is a bit> > > overcrowded and there are traffic jams all the time so you can't get> > > up to the allowed speeds all the time.> > >> > > Jo> > >> > > ---> > >> > > a blinding flash> > > hotter than the sun> > > dead bodies lie across the path> > > the radiation colors the air> > > finishing one by one> > >> > >> > >> > > To send an email to - > > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 16, 2005 Here in Phoenix, Az the roads are laid out very well. Central is the middle east/west street. The streets going east are number as east, like east 44th st and the western streets are avenues. Then each major street going north/south is 1 mi apart and you memorize the names, like Bethany Home, 1 mi north is Camelback, etc. Addresses are also given in co-ordinates like 32nd Street and Camelback. Really logical. The cities surrounding us, well they aparently didn't like the logical. fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote: you get confused with roads like grids???wot, you like em better if they went in circles?:)Jo Cwazy <heartworkAug 13, 2005 11:19 AM Subject: Re: Re: small townsLOL - sounds a bit like here. I get confused looking at maps of Americancitiies with all the roads like grids.Jo-"Lynda" <lurineSaturday, August 13, 2005 6:41 PMRe: Re: small towns> To test your driving skill try driving in Sonoma County. There arestreets> that aim straight at telephone poles and then zig around them. There are> streets that start and stop and you have to go around whole sections toget> to the other end.>> For a real adventure, try Seattle. Even the cops have to carry mapsbecause> there is no reasoning or logic to the street designs.>> Some real fun is the railroad tracks in Richmond. Six streets cometogether> at a junction with the railroad. At any given time you can find yourself> stuck on the tracks because the lights and gates aren't coordinated. As> small children we were petrified of those intersections!>> I've hauled horses across the U.S., Canada and Mexico and can tell youthat> Sonoma County has the worst drivers in the world. Give me the Nimitz,> Chicago or even TJ anyday over the drivers in Sonoma County!>> It is a miracle that I didn't kill anyone and that all the horses didn't> look like Pugs, Bull dogs or Pekes! For some reason folks seem to think> that a LARGE truck pulling a 24' trailor loaded with a few ton of horsescan> stop in the same amount of space it takes a VW Bug!>> Lynda> -> "fraggle" <EBbrewpunx> > Saturday, August 13, 2005 10:23 AM> Re: Re: small towns>>> > you've never seen traffic unless you've been to> > a. LA> > b. NYC> > c. the bay area> > d. washington DC> >> > i live right off the McArthur Maze here in Oakland, and it stays backedup> for hours everyday....> >> > > > heartwerk <heartwork> > Aug 13, 2005 3:23 AM> > > > Re: small towns> >> > We like the autobahns. Nice big roads, not too much traffic - lovely.> > I guess the trouble with southern England is that it is a bit> > overcrowded and there are traffic jams all the time so you can't get> > up to the allowed speeds all the time.> >> > Jo> >> > ---> >> > a blinding flash> > hotter than the sun> > dead bodies lie across the path> > the radiation colors the air> > finishing one by one> >> >> >> > To send an email to - > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 16, 2005 Yes there are speed limits in the U.S. Each state has it's own. Some are 65, 70, and 75. But not everyone drives the limit... :-) Some of us have a heavy foot when it comes to driving. Our smaller roads, like yours, are slower, about 30 - 45 mph. Blessings, Dragonspirithealerheartwerk <heartwork wrote: I think it's under 500 miles to Edinburgh then another 100 maybe tothe top of the highlands. I think the motorways finish at Edinburghand then it's small roads the rest of the way, and even on ourmotorways we have lots of hold ups - like going round London, andcoming into Edinburgh (one of my young friends at work, and hisbrother, are there this week and next doing a stand up spot in thefestival. It's their first time so I hope it goes well).Do you have speed limits in America? Ours is 70 mph on the motorways,but when they have roadworks they put the speeds down to 50 orsometimes 40.Jo , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:> dang> isn't london less then 500 miles from edinburgh???> > we can get to LA in less then 5 hrs and thats almost 400 milesaway..well, 300+> best time..3 hrs and like 45 minutes> i wouldn't recommend it tho....> fraggle> > > Jo Cwazy <heartwork@c...>> Aug 12, 2005 1:42 PM> > Re: small towns> > LOL! When we drive to the Highlands of Scotland it takes from 10 to 14> hours, depending on traffic jams and road works. A 12 minutes walkgets me> to the nearest village, although there is only a tiny shop which doesn't> sell anything you could describe as proper food.> > Jo> > > > can't you walk across the width of england in about 12 minutes?> *ducks and runs*> > > > > To send an email to - > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 16, 2005 When I went to LA a couple of years ago for my son's heart surgery I came to a decision. Phoenicians definately are much, much worse than LA drivers! Here, you've got your snowbirds doing 30 on the fwy, where it's posted 65, and then you've got others doing 100, cutting around everyone, a hairbreath away from their vehicle. My DH, being a very large intimiadating person, has no problem doing the speed limit. When I do, people get so irate that I'm afraid I'll get shot one of these days. In fact, someone sideswiped me the other day in their Beamer and drove off. Officer says nothing can be done, u see.fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote: you've never seen traffic unless you've been toa. LAb. NYCc. the bay aread. washington DCi live right off the McArthur Maze here in Oakland, and it stays backed up for hours everyday....heartwerk <heartworkAug 13, 2005 3:23 AM Subject: Re: small townsWe like the autobahns. Nice big roads, not too much traffic - lovely.I guess the trouble with southern England is that it is a bitovercrowded and there are traffic jams all the time so you can't getup to the allowed speeds all the time.Jo--- a blinding flash hotter than the sun dead bodies lie across the path the radiation colors the airfinishing one by one Jonnie Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 17, 2005 That sounds sensible. In MIlton Keynes the roads are done in a gridlike fashion - presumably because it is a new town. Our other towns/cities are all old and based on odl tracks I suppose. Jo , Jonnie Hellens <jonnie_hellens> wrote: > Here in Phoenix, Az the roads are laid out very well. Central is the middle east/west street. The streets going east are number as east, like east 44th st and the western streets are avenues. Then each major street going north/south is 1 mi apart and you memorize the names, like Bethany Home, 1 mi north is Camelback, etc. Addresses are also given in co-ordinates like 32nd Street and Camelback. Really logical. The cities surrounding us, well they aparently didn't like the logical. > > fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:you get confused with roads like grids??? > wot, you like em better if they went in circles? > > > > Jo Cwazy <heartwork@c...> > Aug 13, 2005 11:19 AM > > Re: Re: small towns > > LOL - sounds a bit like here. I get confused looking at maps of American > citiies with all the roads like grids. > > Jo > > - > " Lynda " <lurine@s...> > > Saturday, August 13, 2005 6:41 PM > Re: Re: small towns > > > > To test your driving skill try driving in Sonoma County. There are > streets > > that aim straight at telephone poles and then zig around them. There are > > streets that start and stop and you have to go around whole sections to > get > > to the other end. > > > > For a real adventure, try Seattle. Even the cops have to carry maps > because > > there is no reasoning or logic to the street designs. > > > > Some real fun is the railroad tracks in Richmond. Six streets come > together > > at a junction with the railroad. At any given time you can find yourself > > stuck on the tracks because the lights and gates aren't coordinated. As > > small children we were petrified of those intersections! > > > > I've hauled horses across the U.S., Canada and Mexico and can tell you > that > > Sonoma County has the worst drivers in the world. Give me the Nimitz, > > Chicago or even TJ anyday over the drivers in Sonoma County! > > > > It is a miracle that I didn't kill anyone and that all the horses didn't > > look like Pugs, Bull dogs or Pekes! For some reason folks seem to think > > that a LARGE truck pulling a 24' trailor loaded with a few ton of horses > can > > stop in the same amount of space it takes a VW Bug! > > > > Lynda > > - > > " fraggle " <EBbrewpunx@e...> > > > > Saturday, August 13, 2005 10:23 AM > > Re: Re: small towns > > > > > > > you've never seen traffic unless you've been to > > > a. LA > > > b. NYC > > > c. the bay area > > > d. washington DC > > > > > > i live right off the McArthur Maze here in Oakland, and it stays backed > up > > for hours everyday.... > > > > > > > > > heartwerk <heartwork@c...> > > > Aug 13, 2005 3:23 AM > > > > > > Re: small towns > > > > > > We like the autobahns. Nice big roads, not too much traffic - lovely. > > > I guess the trouble with southern England is that it is a bit > > > overcrowded and there are traffic jams all the time so you can't get > > > up to the allowed speeds all the time. > > > > > > Jo > > > > > > --- > > > > > > a blinding flash > > > hotter than the sun > > > dead bodies lie across the path > > > the radiation colors the air > > > finishing one by one > > > > > > > > > > > > To send an email to - > > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 18, 2005 One person's reasonable is another's what the h*ll...fraggle <EBbrewpunx wrote: that was from..like..1995 to 1999the speed limit sign said "reasonable and prudent"Anna Blaine <anna333Aug 12, 2005 4:40 PM Subject: Re: Re: small townsLast time I was Montana, the posted speed limit was "Reasonable." Hey, asfar as I'm concerned, 85 is reasonable!Love,Anna> [Original Message]> fraggle <EBbrewpunx> > 8/12/2005 5:06:53 PM> Re: Re: small towns>> this ain't the autobahn!> >> for years, the national speed limit was 55mph> but that was tossed out a number of years back> it varies from state to state> the general speed limit on california highways and freeways is65mph..with a few places at 70mph>> but..a lot of folks look at speed limits as "suggestions">> > heartwerk <heartwork> Aug 12, 2005 4:02 PM> > Re: small towns>> I think it's under 500 miles to Edinburgh then another 100 maybe to> the top of the highlands. I think the motorways finish at Edinburgh> and then it's small roads the rest of the way, and even on our> motorways we have lots of hold ups - like going round London, and> coming into Edinburgh (one of my young friends at work, and his> brother, are there this week and next doing a stand up spot in the> festival. It's their first time so I hope it goes well).>> Do you have speed limits in America? Ours is 70 mph on the motorways,> but when they have roadworks they put the speeds down to 50 or> sometimes 40.>> Jo>> , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:> > dang> > isn't london less then 500 miles from edinburgh???> > > > we can get to LA in less then 5 hrs and thats almost 400 miles> away..well, 300+> > best time..3 hrs and like 45 minutes> > i wouldn't recommend it tho....> > fraggle> > > > > > Jo Cwazy <heartwork@c...>> > Aug 12, 2005 1:42 PM> > > > Re: small towns> > > > LOL! When we drive to the Highlands of Scotland it takes from 10 to 14> > hours, depending on traffic jams and road works. A 12 minutes walk> gets me> > to the nearest village, although there is only a tiny shop which doesn't> > sell anything you could describe as proper food.> > > > Jo> > > > > > > > can't you walk across the width of england in about 12 minutes?> > *ducks and runs*> > > > > > > > > > To send an email to - > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 22, 2005 Hi Fraggle > isn't london less then 500 miles from edinburgh??? As someone recently pointed out to me... the British think that 100 miles is a long way.... Americans think 100 years is a long time ;-) BB Peter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 22, 2005 Hi Jonnie > Hey ev'rybody, fraggle just offered me affection for money! Yeah - he does that... he's proposed to me at least twice in the past six months ) BB Peter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 22, 2005 He was asking how to find my house. Does that mean a proposal is next <<bg>> Lynda - Peter Sunday, August 21, 2005 4:56 PM Re: Re: small towns Hi Jonnie > Hey ev'rybody, fraggle just offered me affection for money! Yeah - he does that... he's proposed to me at least twice in the past six months ) BB Peter Version: 7.0.338 / Virus Database: 267.10.13/78 - Release 8/19/05 Version: 7.0.338 / Virus Database: 267.10.13/78 - Release 8/19/05 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
