Paris weather, a return to the fall
May 29th 2005, 6:45 am
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Paris weather, a return to the fall
Maxi is happy, it is raining and a bit cool in the north of France. Our
fellow visitors to the Centre de Detention at Caen today complained
about it being cold and rainy, early autumn. It was summer two days ago.
fellow visitors to the Centre de Detention at Caen today complained
about it being cold and rainy, early autumn. It was summer two days ago.
May 29th 2005, 6:59 am
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
"Earl Evleth" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
BEBFDA7C.67769%[email protected]...
> Maxi is happy, it is raining and a bit cool in the north of France. Our
> fellow visitors to the Centre de Detention at Caen today complained
> about it being cold and rainy, early autumn. It was summer two days ago.
>
You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
"Earl Evleth" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
BEBFDA7C.67769%[email protected]...
> Maxi is happy, it is raining and a bit cool in the north of France. Our
> fellow visitors to the Centre de Detention at Caen today complained
> about it being cold and rainy, early autumn. It was summer two days ago.
>
May 29th 2005, 8:17 am
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
Runge wrote:
> OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
> You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
> Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in
Paris so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
> OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
> You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
> Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in
Paris so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
May 29th 2005, 8:28 am
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
Earl Evleth writes:
> Maxi is happy, it is raining and a bit cool in the north of France.
Not cool enough, and I don't care much for rain, although frequent rain
is a necessity.
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> Maxi is happy, it is raining and a bit cool in the north of France.
Not cool enough, and I don't care much for rain, although frequent rain
is a necessity.
--
Transpose hotmail and mxsmanic in my e-mail address to reach me directly.
May 29th 2005, 8:42 am
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
Earl Evleth wrote:
>
> Maxi is happy, it is raining and a bit cool in the north of France. Our
> fellow visitors to the Centre de Detention at Caen today complained
> about it being cold and rainy, early autumn. It was summer two days ago.
Any predictions for Brussels, the last two weeks in June? I
was there the end of June once before, and IIRC it was
fairly warm, but the forecasts for the next week that I see
on the internet are not encouraging!
I try to pack as little as possible, so don't want to take
warmer clothes if I won't need them, but..... (I remember,
when I first moved to Los Angeles from Minnesota, I naively
assumed that "California" meant "warm and sunny", packed
summer clothes for a June week in San Francisco, and damned
near froze!)
>
> Maxi is happy, it is raining and a bit cool in the north of France. Our
> fellow visitors to the Centre de Detention at Caen today complained
> about it being cold and rainy, early autumn. It was summer two days ago.
Any predictions for Brussels, the last two weeks in June? I
was there the end of June once before, and IIRC it was
fairly warm, but the forecasts for the next week that I see
on the internet are not encouraging!
I try to pack as little as possible, so don't want to take
warmer clothes if I won't need them, but..... (I remember,
when I first moved to Los Angeles from Minnesota, I naively
assumed that "California" meant "warm and sunny", packed
summer clothes for a June week in San Francisco, and damned
near froze!)
May 29th 2005, 8:42 am
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
Do you ?
ooh please say it again
Help me escape evleth !!
"emilia" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]...
> Runge wrote:
>> OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
>> You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
>> Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
> why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
> anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in Paris
> so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
ooh please say it again
Help me escape evleth !!
"emilia" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]...
> Runge wrote:
>> OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
>> You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
>> Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
> why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
> anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in Paris
> so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
May 29th 2005, 9:12 am
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
hahaha
What an adventure and thanks for this nice piece of life
It's so good to hear from you and all these important packing problems
I just love your "I remember"
then I know we'll be treated to american way of life details, its so
important on an european travel group, isnt it?
Life is soooo hard when I come to read your posts
je compatis
"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le
message de news: [email protected]...
> Earl Evleth wrote:
>> Maxi is happy, it is raining and a bit cool in the north of France. Our
>> fellow visitors to the Centre de Detention at Caen today complained
>> about it being cold and rainy, early autumn. It was summer two days ago.
> Any predictions for Brussels, the last two weeks in June? I was there the
> end of June once before, and IIRC it was fairly warm, but the forecasts
> for the next week that I see on the internet are not encouraging!
> I try to pack as little as possible, so don't want to take warmer clothes
> if I won't need them, but..... (I remember, when I first moved to Los
> Angeles from Minnesota, I naively assumed that "California" meant "warm
> and sunny", packed summer clothes for a June week in San Francisco, and
> damned near froze!)
>
What an adventure and thanks for this nice piece of life
It's so good to hear from you and all these important packing problems
I just love your "I remember"
then I know we'll be treated to american way of life details, its so
important on an european travel group, isnt it?
Life is soooo hard when I come to read your posts
je compatis
"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le
message de news: [email protected]...
> Earl Evleth wrote:
>> Maxi is happy, it is raining and a bit cool in the north of France. Our
>> fellow visitors to the Centre de Detention at Caen today complained
>> about it being cold and rainy, early autumn. It was summer two days ago.
> Any predictions for Brussels, the last two weeks in June? I was there the
> end of June once before, and IIRC it was fairly warm, but the forecasts
> for the next week that I see on the internet are not encouraging!
> I try to pack as little as possible, so don't want to take warmer clothes
> if I won't need them, but..... (I remember, when I first moved to Los
> Angeles from Minnesota, I naively assumed that "California" meant "warm
> and sunny", packed summer clothes for a June week in San Francisco, and
> damned near froze!)
>
May 29th 2005, 9:54 am
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
> "emilia" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news:
> [email protected]...
>
>>Runge wrote:
>>>OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
>>>You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
>>>Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
>>why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
>>anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in Paris
>>so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
>
Runge wrote:
> Do you ?
> ooh please say it again
> Help me escape evleth !!
Yes. Strangely enough I have great faith in your ability to do so.
I, on the other hand, have a new newsreader & I can't get the damn
blocking filters to work. So, I just simply ignore subjects I don't want
to read.... It's tough but I'm dealing with it...
So, now, go on, Give it a try!
> [email protected]...
>
>>Runge wrote:
>>>OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
>>>You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
>>>Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
>>why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
>>anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in Paris
>>so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
>
Runge wrote:
> Do you ?
> ooh please say it again
> Help me escape evleth !!
Yes. Strangely enough I have great faith in your ability to do so.
I, on the other hand, have a new newsreader & I can't get the damn
blocking filters to work. So, I just simply ignore subjects I don't want
to read.... It's tough but I'm dealing with it...
So, now, go on, Give it a try!
May 29th 2005, 10:41 am
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
emilia wrote:
> Runge wrote:
>
>> OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
>> You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
>> Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
>
>
> why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
> anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in
> Paris so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
Easier to simply block the odious "Runge" who has resided in
my kill-file ever since it first took exception to a few
innocuous posts (my own and those of others)! Judging from
the posts I see when others reply to him/her/it, I've
certainly not missed anything worth reading by doing so.
> Runge wrote:
>
>> OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
>> You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
>> Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
>
>
> why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
> anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in
> Paris so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
Easier to simply block the odious "Runge" who has resided in
my kill-file ever since it first took exception to a few
innocuous posts (my own and those of others)! Judging from
the posts I see when others reply to him/her/it, I've
certainly not missed anything worth reading by doing so.
May 29th 2005, 12:12 pm
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:
>
>
> emilia wrote:
>
>> Runge wrote:
>>> OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
>>> You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
>>> Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
>> why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
>> anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in
>> Paris so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
>
>
> Easier to simply block the odious "Runge" who has resided in my
> kill-file ever since it first took exception to a few innocuous posts
> (my own and those of others)! Judging from the posts I see when others
> reply to him/her/it, I've certainly not missed anything worth reading by
> doing so.
In the end he will become just like those he dislikes....
With my new newsreader I can't block anyone.... So I just have to ignore
those posts I don't want to read. It' actually quite easy!
>
>
> emilia wrote:
>
>> Runge wrote:
>>> OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
>>> You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
>>> Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
>> why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
>> anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in
>> Paris so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
>
>
> Easier to simply block the odious "Runge" who has resided in my
> kill-file ever since it first took exception to a few innocuous posts
> (my own and those of others)! Judging from the posts I see when others
> reply to him/her/it, I've certainly not missed anything worth reading by
> doing so.
In the end he will become just like those he dislikes....
With my new newsreader I can't block anyone.... So I just have to ignore
those posts I don't want to read. It' actually quite easy!
May 29th 2005, 6:09 pm
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
On 29/05/05 22:17, in article [email protected], "emilia"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Runge wrote:
>> OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
>> You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
>> Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
>
> why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
> anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in
> Paris so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
Not Grunge, he is a stalker. He does not "move on" but attacks. Nor is it
any use to tell him what to do.
The Paris weather is apparently at a low point for the week, a high of 19,
grey skies and rainy, today and will return the mid 20s by the end of
the week.
Earl
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Runge wrote:
>> OOOh great news evleth I cant wait for the next prognosis
>> You're really the MOST interesting person I've ever stumbled upon
>> Now let us your groupies build a nice, long thread on that post !
>
> why don't you just block him & move on if you are not interested in
> anything he posts? I'm not particularly interested in the weather in
> Paris so I ignore & move on.... You CAN do it! I know you can!
Not Grunge, he is a stalker. He does not "move on" but attacks. Nor is it
any use to tell him what to do.
The Paris weather is apparently at a low point for the week, a high of 19,
grey skies and rainy, today and will return the mid 20s by the end of
the week.
Earl
May 29th 2005, 6:25 pm
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
On 29/05/05 22:42, in article [email protected],
"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Earl Evleth wrote:
>
>>
>> Maxi is happy, it is raining and a bit cool in the north of France. Our
>> fellow visitors to the Centre de Detention at Caen today complained
>> about it being cold and rainy, early autumn. It was summer two days ago.
>>
> Any predictions for Brussels, the last two weeks in June?
No. I have seen cool to cold Junes in these parts.
>
> I try to pack as little as possible, so don't want to take
> warmer clothes if I won't need them, but..... (I remember,
> when I first moved to Los Angeles from Minnesota, I naively
> assumed that "California" meant "warm and sunny", packed
> summer clothes for a June week in San Francisco, and damned
> near froze!)
I will not repeat Mark Twain! But always bring one sweater and
a slight water proof jacket. Even when going to Florida we take
a sweater, especially for the hot weather and over cooled
restaurants. Here is different, the outside is air conditioned.
"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Earl Evleth wrote:
>
>>
>> Maxi is happy, it is raining and a bit cool in the north of France. Our
>> fellow visitors to the Centre de Detention at Caen today complained
>> about it being cold and rainy, early autumn. It was summer two days ago.
>>
> Any predictions for Brussels, the last two weeks in June?
No. I have seen cool to cold Junes in these parts.
>
> I try to pack as little as possible, so don't want to take
> warmer clothes if I won't need them, but..... (I remember,
> when I first moved to Los Angeles from Minnesota, I naively
> assumed that "California" meant "warm and sunny", packed
> summer clothes for a June week in San Francisco, and damned
> near froze!)
I will not repeat Mark Twain! But always bring one sweater and
a slight water proof jacket. Even when going to Florida we take
a sweater, especially for the hot weather and over cooled
restaurants. Here is different, the outside is air conditioned.
May 29th 2005, 6:27 pm
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Re: Paris weather, a return to the fall
On 29/05/05 23:54, in article [email protected], "emilia"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>> Do you ?
>> ooh please say it again
>> Help me escape evleth !!
>
>
> Yes. Strangely enough I have great faith in your ability to do so.
> I, on the other hand, have a new newsreader & I can't get the damn
> blocking filters to work. So, I just simply ignore subjects I don't want
> to read.... It's tough but I'm dealing with it...
>
> So, now, go on, Give it a try!
God sent me to earth on the mission of irritating Grunge.
Earl, the Parisian based Angel.
<[email protected]> wrote:
>> Do you ?
>> ooh please say it again
>> Help me escape evleth !!
>
>
> Yes. Strangely enough I have great faith in your ability to do so.
> I, on the other hand, have a new newsreader & I can't get the damn
> blocking filters to work. So, I just simply ignore subjects I don't want
> to read.... It's tough but I'm dealing with it...
>
> So, now, go on, Give it a try!
God sent me to earth on the mission of irritating Grunge.
Earl, the Parisian based Angel.
