Penquins traveling to Europe
Apr 4th 2003, 10:31 am
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Penquins traveling to Europe
With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
Apr 4th 2003, 11:02 am
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Re: Penquins traveling to Europe
Same thing, you'll have to prove French ancestry to the Finns also.
"Emperor" wrote in message
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> With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
> Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
> I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
> Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
"Emperor" wrote in message
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> With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
> Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
> I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
> Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
Apr 4th 2003, 11:20 am
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Re: Penquins traveling to Europe
> With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
> Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
> I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
> Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
I could give you some recommendations, but they wouldn't be pretty.
> Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
> I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
> Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
I could give you some recommendations, but they wouldn't be pretty.
Apr 4th 2003, 12:28 pm
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Re: Penquins traveling to Europe
On Fri, 04 Apr 2003 23:31:15 GMT, Emperor wrote:
>With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
>Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
>I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
>Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
Good one, good sense of humor.
>With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
>Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
>I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
>Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
Good one, good sense of humor.
Apr 4th 2003, 12:32 pm
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Re: Penquins traveling to Europe
Emperor wrote:
>With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
>Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
>I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
>Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
Air conditioning in Finland?
Tee
>With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
>Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
>I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
>Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
Air conditioning in Finland?
Tee
Apr 4th 2003, 3:58 pm
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Re: Penquins traveling to Europe
On Fri, 04 Apr 2003 23:31:15 GMT, Emperor wrote:
>With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
>Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
>I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
>Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
The following may be suitable. They serve a good breakfast of raw
herring but unfortunately the krill are not fresh.
http://www.smt.fi/english/fft_2igloo.shtml
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>With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
>Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
>I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
>Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
The following may be suitable. They serve a good breakfast of raw
herring but unfortunately the krill are not fresh.
http://www.smt.fi/english/fft_2igloo.shtml
___________________________________________
Unit #02582: Endangered Old-Growth Redwood
Toothpick Artisans, LLC [TINEOGRTALLC]
--
I wish outer space guys would conquer the Earth and
make people their pets, because I'd like to have one
of those little beds with my name on it.
Apr 4th 2003, 5:45 pm
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Re: Penquins traveling to Europe
Emperor writes:
>With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
>Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
>I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
No, you won't.
The talk of hostility to Americans in Europe is just nonsense.
I would guess that the people who are complaining that they received
"hostile" treatment were just blatantly rude or obnoxious, and most likely
deserved it.
If you approach people politely, and at least attempt to try speaking their
language, then you will, by and large, get a positive reaction.
Paul.
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>With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
>Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
>I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
No, you won't.
The talk of hostility to Americans in Europe is just nonsense.
I would guess that the people who are complaining that they received
"hostile" treatment were just blatantly rude or obnoxious, and most likely
deserved it.
If you approach people politely, and at least attempt to try speaking their
language, then you will, by and large, get a positive reaction.
Paul.
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Paul Dwerryhouse
Amsterdam, The Netherlands (X) Melbourne, Australia ( )
Apr 5th 2003, 1:51 am
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Re: Penquins traveling to Europe
"Paul Dwerryhouse" skrev i meddelandet
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> Emperor writes:
> >With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
> >Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
> >I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
> No, you won't.
> The talk of hostility to Americans in Europe is just nonsense.
> I would guess that the people who are complaining that they received
> "hostile" treatment were just blatantly rude or obnoxious, and most likely
> deserved it.
> If you approach people politely, and at least attempt to try speaking
their
> language, then you will, by and large, get a positive reaction.
> Paul.
And furthermore, if those boys in the allied forces can manage to be out in
the real battle without complaints, why shouldn't the average tourist manage
to find out how the reality is in Europe ?
L.P
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> Emperor writes:
> >With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
> >Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
> >I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
> No, you won't.
> The talk of hostility to Americans in Europe is just nonsense.
> I would guess that the people who are complaining that they received
> "hostile" treatment were just blatantly rude or obnoxious, and most likely
> deserved it.
> If you approach people politely, and at least attempt to try speaking
their
> language, then you will, by and large, get a positive reaction.
> Paul.
And furthermore, if those boys in the allied forces can manage to be out in
the real battle without complaints, why shouldn't the average tourist manage
to find out how the reality is in Europe ?
L.P
Apr 5th 2003, 4:22 am
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Re: Penquins traveling to Europe
What are "penquins"? Are they related to penguins?
Emperor wrote:
> With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
> Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
> I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
> Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
Emperor wrote:
> With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
> Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
> I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
> Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
Apr 6th 2003, 1:06 am
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Re: Penquins traveling to Europe
Penquins are French penguins, truduc.
On Sat, 05 Apr 2003 09:22:18 -0800, [email protected] wrote:
>What are "penquins"? Are they related to penguins?
>Emperor wrote:
>> With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
>> Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
>> I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
>> Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
On Sat, 05 Apr 2003 09:22:18 -0800, [email protected] wrote:
>What are "penquins"? Are they related to penguins?
>Emperor wrote:
>> With all the talk about Europeans being hostile to anyone traveling to
>> Europe who cannot prove French ancestry within the past 3 generations,
>> I'm wondering if I'll have any trouble during my trip to Finland.
>> Would also like hotel recommendations. Need good air conditioning.
Apr 6th 2003, 8:41 pm
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Re: Penquins traveling to Europe
Following up to Paul Dwerryhouse
>I would guess that the people who are complaining that they received
>"hostile" treatment were just blatantly rude or obnoxious, and most likely
>deserved it.
or are trolls, more likely.
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Mike Reid
Spanish regional cooking at
"http://www.fell-walker.co.uk/espania.htm"
>I would guess that the people who are complaining that they received
>"hostile" treatment were just blatantly rude or obnoxious, and most likely
>deserved it.
or are trolls, more likely.
--
Mike Reid
Spanish regional cooking at
"http://www.fell-walker.co.uk/espania.htm"
