Safety?
Feb 14th 2003, 9:21 am
#106
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Safety?
Dans l'article , "Deep Floyd
Mars" a écrit :
> Richard wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> "Deep Floyd Mars" wrote:
>> > Richard wrote:
>> > > "kyle" wrote:
>> > > > Belguim(what a useless piece of land!)
>> > > Obviously you've yet to try any of their beers...
>> > Bring out the Hoegaarden, Leff, and any of that crazy chocolate beer, I
>> say!
>> Crazy chocolate beers? Apparently I've still got some Belgian beer-tasting
>> ahead of me. Can you give me some names?
> Sorry, but I can't. I actually had that in Belgos restaurant in London.
> Tasted bizarre! It is definitely from Belgium. They also had a strawberry
> beer too.
> ---
> DFM
One of those bizarre tasting beers is called Mort Subite (sudden death). It
is fruit flavored, raspberry, I think. I was never brave enough to try it.
I din't believe the sudden death propaganda, but I guess I'm too much of a
traditionalist to go for fruit flavored beer.
Donna Evleth
>
Mars" a écrit :
> Richard wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> "Deep Floyd Mars" wrote:
>> > Richard wrote:
>> > > "kyle" wrote:
>> > > > Belguim(what a useless piece of land!)
>> > > Obviously you've yet to try any of their beers...
>> > Bring out the Hoegaarden, Leff, and any of that crazy chocolate beer, I
>> say!
>> Crazy chocolate beers? Apparently I've still got some Belgian beer-tasting
>> ahead of me. Can you give me some names?
> Sorry, but I can't. I actually had that in Belgos restaurant in London.
> Tasted bizarre! It is definitely from Belgium. They also had a strawberry
> beer too.
> ---
> DFM
One of those bizarre tasting beers is called Mort Subite (sudden death). It
is fruit flavored, raspberry, I think. I was never brave enough to try it.
I din't believe the sudden death propaganda, but I guess I'm too much of a
traditionalist to go for fruit flavored beer.
Donna Evleth
>
Feb 14th 2003, 9:23 am
#107
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Safety?
Dans l'article , Frank Matthews
a écrit :
> EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:
>> Marie Lewis wrote:
>>>In article ,
>>>"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" writes
>>>>Marie Lewis wrote:
>>>>>I am in no way a scaredy cat but even I wouldn't use Heathrow for the
>>>>>time being.
>>>>Well, that's your prerogative. It might not make me very happy, but I'd
>>>>certainly not cancel a flight into LHR because of it, were I scheduled
>>>>for a trip to Europe in the near future.
>>>There are so many other airports to fly into. I would never use
>>>Heathrow as a preference, anyway.
>> Well of course, that depends upon where you are coming from - LHR seems
>> to be a hub for connections from the West Coast of the U.S. to the rest
>> of Europe. (And I rather like having connecting flights from an airport
>> where I more or less speak the language - I don't mind struggling with
>> French or German when it's a matter of restaurants, etc., but when I may
>> miss my flight if I don't understand an announcement, I tend to be a bit
>> more timid.)
> As far as I've been able to tell english language countries don't have
> any more useful announcements than others. They are all useless.
> Frank Matthews
>>>Marie Lewis
Announcements in all airports are made in a special language. It is called
"loudspeakerese." I studied it in college, flunked. I tried to make it up
in summer school, flunked again. At the end of that course, my teacher told
me I was not gifted for languages. I'm still not:-)
Donna Evleth
>
a écrit :
> EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:
>> Marie Lewis wrote:
>>>In article ,
>>>"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" writes
>>>>Marie Lewis wrote:
>>>>>I am in no way a scaredy cat but even I wouldn't use Heathrow for the
>>>>>time being.
>>>>Well, that's your prerogative. It might not make me very happy, but I'd
>>>>certainly not cancel a flight into LHR because of it, were I scheduled
>>>>for a trip to Europe in the near future.
>>>There are so many other airports to fly into. I would never use
>>>Heathrow as a preference, anyway.
>> Well of course, that depends upon where you are coming from - LHR seems
>> to be a hub for connections from the West Coast of the U.S. to the rest
>> of Europe. (And I rather like having connecting flights from an airport
>> where I more or less speak the language - I don't mind struggling with
>> French or German when it's a matter of restaurants, etc., but when I may
>> miss my flight if I don't understand an announcement, I tend to be a bit
>> more timid.)
> As far as I've been able to tell english language countries don't have
> any more useful announcements than others. They are all useless.
> Frank Matthews
>>>Marie Lewis
Announcements in all airports are made in a special language. It is called
"loudspeakerese." I studied it in college, flunked. I tried to make it up
in summer school, flunked again. At the end of that course, my teacher told
me I was not gifted for languages. I'm still not:-)
Donna Evleth
>
Feb 14th 2003, 12:51 pm
#108
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Re: Safety?
Donna Evleth wrote:
>
> Dans l'article , "Deep Floyd
> Mars" a écrit :
>
>
> One of those bizarre tasting beers is called Mort Subite (sudden death). It
> is fruit flavored, raspberry, I think. I was never brave enough to try it.
> I din't believe the sudden death propaganda, but I guess I'm too much of a
> traditionalist to go for fruit flavored beer.
>
Awwww, it sounds much more exciting and dangerous than it tastes.
>
> Dans l'article , "Deep Floyd
> Mars" a écrit :
>
>
> One of those bizarre tasting beers is called Mort Subite (sudden death). It
> is fruit flavored, raspberry, I think. I was never brave enough to try it.
> I din't believe the sudden death propaganda, but I guess I'm too much of a
> traditionalist to go for fruit flavored beer.
>
Awwww, it sounds much more exciting and dangerous than it tastes.
Feb 14th 2003, 1:01 pm
#109
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Re: Safety?
On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 22:21:45 +0000, Donna Evleth wrote:
>
>
> Dans l'article , "Deep Floyd
> Mars" a écrit :
>
>
>> Richard wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>>> "Deep Floyd Mars" wrote:
>>> > Richard wrote:
>>> > > "kyle" wrote:
>>> > > > Belguim(what a useless piece of land!)
>>> > > Obviously you've yet to try any of their beers...
>>> > Bring out the Hoegaarden, Leff, and any of that crazy chocolate beer, I
>>> say!
>>> Crazy chocolate beers? Apparently I've still got some Belgian beer-tasting
>>> ahead of me. Can you give me some names?
>> Sorry, but I can't. I actually had that in Belgos restaurant in London.
>> Tasted bizarre! It is definitely from Belgium. They also had a strawberry
>> beer too.
>> ---
>> DFM
>
> One of those bizarre tasting beers is called Mort Subite (sudden death). It
> is fruit flavored, raspberry, I think. I was never brave enough to try it.
> I din't believe the sudden death propaganda, but I guess I'm too much of a
> traditionalist to go for fruit flavored beer.
Mort Subite is one brand. Other brands include Vandenstock, Lindemans, I
think Cantillon and Gambrinus, and probably another dozen or so.
These are variations on Gueuze beer. Most common flavoring is sour
cherry, kriek. In my book the best one. Raspberry is another one.
You have to keep into account that the fruit is added to the brew early on
in the process, so all sugars are transformed into alcohol and the result
is distinctly *a beer.*
Kriek is good. Best it to have it draft in a place where there is good
volume.
Places in Brussels where it might be worth stopping by and try these
include the "Roy d'Espagne" on the Grand Place (Grote Markt, central
square). A bit touristy but easy to find. If you don't mind the smoke
some of the upstairs tables are nice.
If you manage to find, close by, La Becasse, I'll owe you a
drink... (Apparently, the address is 11 rue de Tabora. Which was not
what I expected...)
>
>
> Dans l'article , "Deep Floyd
> Mars" a écrit :
>
>
>> Richard wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>>> "Deep Floyd Mars" wrote:
>>> > Richard wrote:
>>> > > "kyle" wrote:
>>> > > > Belguim(what a useless piece of land!)
>>> > > Obviously you've yet to try any of their beers...
>>> > Bring out the Hoegaarden, Leff, and any of that crazy chocolate beer, I
>>> say!
>>> Crazy chocolate beers? Apparently I've still got some Belgian beer-tasting
>>> ahead of me. Can you give me some names?
>> Sorry, but I can't. I actually had that in Belgos restaurant in London.
>> Tasted bizarre! It is definitely from Belgium. They also had a strawberry
>> beer too.
>> ---
>> DFM
>
> One of those bizarre tasting beers is called Mort Subite (sudden death). It
> is fruit flavored, raspberry, I think. I was never brave enough to try it.
> I din't believe the sudden death propaganda, but I guess I'm too much of a
> traditionalist to go for fruit flavored beer.
Mort Subite is one brand. Other brands include Vandenstock, Lindemans, I
think Cantillon and Gambrinus, and probably another dozen or so.
These are variations on Gueuze beer. Most common flavoring is sour
cherry, kriek. In my book the best one. Raspberry is another one.
You have to keep into account that the fruit is added to the brew early on
in the process, so all sugars are transformed into alcohol and the result
is distinctly *a beer.*
Kriek is good. Best it to have it draft in a place where there is good
volume.
Places in Brussels where it might be worth stopping by and try these
include the "Roy d'Espagne" on the Grand Place (Grote Markt, central
square). A bit touristy but easy to find. If you don't mind the smoke
some of the upstairs tables are nice.
If you manage to find, close by, La Becasse, I'll owe you a
drink... (Apparently, the address is 11 rue de Tabora. Which was not
what I expected...)
Feb 15th 2003, 8:48 am
#110
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Re: Safety?
"Donna Evleth" wrote in
news:[email protected]:
>
>
> Dans l'article , "Deep
> Floyd Mars" a écrit :
>
>
>> Richard wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> "Deep Floyd Mars" wrote:
>>> > Richard wrote:
>>> > > "kyle" wrote:
>>> > > > Belguim(what a useless piece of land!)
>>> > > Obviously you've yet to try any of their beers...
>>> > Bring out the Hoegaarden, Leff, and any of that crazy chocolate
>>> > beer, I
>>> say!
>>> Crazy chocolate beers? Apparently I've still got some Belgian
>>> beer-tasting ahead of me. Can you give me some names?
>> Sorry, but I can't. I actually had that in Belgos restaurant in
>> London. Tasted bizarre! It is definitely from Belgium. They also had
>> a strawberry beer too.
>> ---
>> DFM
>
> One of those bizarre tasting beers is called Mort Subite (sudden
> death). It is fruit flavored, raspberry, I think. I was never brave
> enough to try it. I din't believe the sudden death propaganda, but I
> guess I'm too much of a traditionalist to go for fruit flavored beer.
>
> Donna Evleth
Not bizaar at all. The fruit beers are fabulous! My favorite is the kriek
which is cherry. But you should get it on tap in a good place as then it
is not loaded with sugar. Mort Subite is one of many "brands".
Chocolate beer sounds like a London Beligan restaurant gimick. I've
never seen or heard of such a thing in Belgium.
news:[email protected]:
>
>
> Dans l'article , "Deep
> Floyd Mars" a écrit :
>
>
>> Richard wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> "Deep Floyd Mars" wrote:
>>> > Richard wrote:
>>> > > "kyle" wrote:
>>> > > > Belguim(what a useless piece of land!)
>>> > > Obviously you've yet to try any of their beers...
>>> > Bring out the Hoegaarden, Leff, and any of that crazy chocolate
>>> > beer, I
>>> say!
>>> Crazy chocolate beers? Apparently I've still got some Belgian
>>> beer-tasting ahead of me. Can you give me some names?
>> Sorry, but I can't. I actually had that in Belgos restaurant in
>> London. Tasted bizarre! It is definitely from Belgium. They also had
>> a strawberry beer too.
>> ---
>> DFM
>
> One of those bizarre tasting beers is called Mort Subite (sudden
> death). It is fruit flavored, raspberry, I think. I was never brave
> enough to try it. I din't believe the sudden death propaganda, but I
> guess I'm too much of a traditionalist to go for fruit flavored beer.
>
> Donna Evleth
Not bizaar at all. The fruit beers are fabulous! My favorite is the kriek
which is cherry. But you should get it on tap in a good place as then it
is not loaded with sugar. Mort Subite is one of many "brands".
Chocolate beer sounds like a London Beligan restaurant gimick. I've
never seen or heard of such a thing in Belgium.
Feb 15th 2003, 8:51 am
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"devil" wrote in
news
[email protected]:
> Mort Subite is one brand. Other brands include Vandenstock,
> Lindemans, I think Cantillon and Gambrinus, and probably another dozen
> or so.
>
> These are variations on Gueuze beer. Most common flavoring is sour
> cherry, kriek. In my book the best one. Raspberry is another one.
>
> You have to keep into account that the fruit is added to the brew
> early on in the process, so all sugars are transformed into alcohol
> and the result is distinctly *a beer.*
>
> Kriek is good. Best it to have it draft in a place where there is
> good volume.
>
> Places in Brussels where it might be worth stopping by and try these
> include the "Roy d'Espagne" on the Grand Place (Grote Markt, central
> square). A bit touristy but easy to find. If you don't mind the
> smoke some of the upstairs tables are nice.
>
> If you manage to find, close by, La Becasse, I'll owe you a
> drink... (Apparently, the address is 11 rue de Tabora. Which was
> not what I expected...)
I'll meet you there. But 'la becasse" is not that interesting a place.
Much more for tourists if you ask me.
The best kriek I've ever had was on tap at DE ULTIEME HALLUCINATIE R.
Royale 316, Brussels. It's artisanal and no added sugar. YUM!
news
[email protected]: > Mort Subite is one brand. Other brands include Vandenstock,
> Lindemans, I think Cantillon and Gambrinus, and probably another dozen
> or so.
>
> These are variations on Gueuze beer. Most common flavoring is sour
> cherry, kriek. In my book the best one. Raspberry is another one.
>
> You have to keep into account that the fruit is added to the brew
> early on in the process, so all sugars are transformed into alcohol
> and the result is distinctly *a beer.*
>
> Kriek is good. Best it to have it draft in a place where there is
> good volume.
>
> Places in Brussels where it might be worth stopping by and try these
> include the "Roy d'Espagne" on the Grand Place (Grote Markt, central
> square). A bit touristy but easy to find. If you don't mind the
> smoke some of the upstairs tables are nice.
>
> If you manage to find, close by, La Becasse, I'll owe you a
> drink... (Apparently, the address is 11 rue de Tabora. Which was
> not what I expected...)
I'll meet you there. But 'la becasse" is not that interesting a place.
Much more for tourists if you ask me.
The best kriek I've ever had was on tap at DE ULTIEME HALLUCINATIE R.
Royale 316, Brussels. It's artisanal and no added sugar. YUM!
Feb 15th 2003, 9:43 am
#112
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On Sat, 15 Feb 2003 22:51:34 +0100, Emilia wrote:
> "devil" wrote in
> news[email protected]:
>
>> Mort Subite is one brand. Other brands include Vandenstock,
>> Lindemans, I think Cantillon and Gambrinus, and probably another dozen
>> or so.
>>
>> These are variations on Gueuze beer. Most common flavoring is sour
>> cherry, kriek. In my book the best one. Raspberry is another one.
>>
>> You have to keep into account that the fruit is added to the brew
>> early on in the process, so all sugars are transformed into alcohol
>> and the result is distinctly *a beer.*
>>
>> Kriek is good. Best it to have it draft in a place where there is
>> good volume.
>>
>> Places in Brussels where it might be worth stopping by and try these
>> include the "Roy d'Espagne" on the Grand Place (Grote Markt, central
>> square). A bit touristy but easy to find. If you don't mind the
>> smoke some of the upstairs tables are nice.
>>
>> If you manage to find, close by, La Becasse, I'll owe you a
>> drink... (Apparently, the address is 11 rue de Tabora. Which was
>> not what I expected...)
>
>
> I'll meet you there. But 'la becasse" is not that interesting a place.
> Much more for tourists if you ask me.
>
> The best kriek I've ever had was on tap at DE ULTIEME HALLUCINATIE R.
> Royale 316, Brussels. It's artisanal and no added sugar. YUM!
Deal.
(Might be six months from now though :-)...)
> "devil" wrote in
> news
[email protected]: >
>> Mort Subite is one brand. Other brands include Vandenstock,
>> Lindemans, I think Cantillon and Gambrinus, and probably another dozen
>> or so.
>>
>> These are variations on Gueuze beer. Most common flavoring is sour
>> cherry, kriek. In my book the best one. Raspberry is another one.
>>
>> You have to keep into account that the fruit is added to the brew
>> early on in the process, so all sugars are transformed into alcohol
>> and the result is distinctly *a beer.*
>>
>> Kriek is good. Best it to have it draft in a place where there is
>> good volume.
>>
>> Places in Brussels where it might be worth stopping by and try these
>> include the "Roy d'Espagne" on the Grand Place (Grote Markt, central
>> square). A bit touristy but easy to find. If you don't mind the
>> smoke some of the upstairs tables are nice.
>>
>> If you manage to find, close by, La Becasse, I'll owe you a
>> drink... (Apparently, the address is 11 rue de Tabora. Which was
>> not what I expected...)
>
>
> I'll meet you there. But 'la becasse" is not that interesting a place.
> Much more for tourists if you ask me.
>
> The best kriek I've ever had was on tap at DE ULTIEME HALLUCINATIE R.
> Royale 316, Brussels. It's artisanal and no added sugar. YUM!
Deal.
(Might be six months from now though :-)...)
Feb 15th 2003, 9:44 am
#113
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On Sat, 15 Feb 2003 22:48:58 +0100, Emilia wrote:
>
> Not bizaar at all. The fruit beers are fabulous! My favorite is the kriek
> which is cherry. But you should get it on tap in a good place as then it
> is not loaded with sugar. Mort Subite is one of many "brands".
More precisely *sour* cherries. Kriek in Dutch, griottes in French.
>
> Not bizaar at all. The fruit beers are fabulous! My favorite is the kriek
> which is cherry. But you should get it on tap in a good place as then it
> is not loaded with sugar. Mort Subite is one of many "brands".
More precisely *sour* cherries. Kriek in Dutch, griottes in French.
Feb 15th 2003, 9:50 am
#114
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Re: Safety?
On 15 Feb 2003 22:51:34 +0100, in rec.travel.europe, Emilia
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
...
... I'll meet you there. But 'la becasse" is not that interesting a place.
... Much more for tourists if you ask me.
...
... The best kriek I've ever had was on tap at DE ULTIEME HALLUCINATIE R.
... Royale 316, Brussels. It's artisanal and no added sugar. YUM!
May I join you ? :-D
======
Where are we going to and why are we in a handbasket ?
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
...
... I'll meet you there. But 'la becasse" is not that interesting a place.
... Much more for tourists if you ask me.
...
... The best kriek I've ever had was on tap at DE ULTIEME HALLUCINATIE R.
... Royale 316, Brussels. It's artisanal and no added sugar. YUM!
May I join you ? :-D
======
Where are we going to and why are we in a handbasket ?
Feb 15th 2003, 6:54 pm
#115
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Re: Safety?
you madam are in a category all your own. you have a self loathing that
seems to be all consuming. rest assured that when you missed your boat no
one was waiting anyway.
"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> hobart xaxinojo wrote:
> >
> > are you saying that others do not make mistakes in their language.
hogwash.
> Your reading comprehension appears to match your intelligence.
> >
> > "EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > >
> > >
> > > Runge wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Ohhhh yeah OK I said black, well its the direct translation from my
> > language
> > > > Should I say "colored"?
> > >
> > > The "proper" term changes (sometimes from day to day). There was a
time
> > > when "black" was considered an insult, and "negro" was the proper
word.
> > > Then the correct word was "colored", then it revolved back to "black"
> > > again - now I think the politically correct term is "Afro-American"
(but
> > > that may change, tomorrow).
> > >
> > > > Anyway I would have thought real travellers could understand the
> > differences
> > > > in languages and the fact that non US citizens don't always write
and
> > talk
> > > > like people in kansas...
> > >
> > > Which is why most of us see no reason to criticize spelling and
grammar,
> > > here (unless the poster is American - they SHOULD know their own
> > > language, but often do not). Whatever errors our European posters may
> > > make, they are posting intelligibly in what is for them a foreign
> > > language. Comparatively few Americans are able to do the same in any
> > > European language.
seems to be all consuming. rest assured that when you missed your boat no
one was waiting anyway.
"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> hobart xaxinojo wrote:
> >
> > are you saying that others do not make mistakes in their language.
hogwash.
> Your reading comprehension appears to match your intelligence.
> >
> > "EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > >
> > >
> > > Runge wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Ohhhh yeah OK I said black, well its the direct translation from my
> > language
> > > > Should I say "colored"?
> > >
> > > The "proper" term changes (sometimes from day to day). There was a
time
> > > when "black" was considered an insult, and "negro" was the proper
word.
> > > Then the correct word was "colored", then it revolved back to "black"
> > > again - now I think the politically correct term is "Afro-American"
(but
> > > that may change, tomorrow).
> > >
> > > > Anyway I would have thought real travellers could understand the
> > differences
> > > > in languages and the fact that non US citizens don't always write
and
> > talk
> > > > like people in kansas...
> > >
> > > Which is why most of us see no reason to criticize spelling and
grammar,
> > > here (unless the poster is American - they SHOULD know their own
> > > language, but often do not). Whatever errors our European posters may
> > > make, they are posting intelligibly in what is for them a foreign
> > > language. Comparatively few Americans are able to do the same in any
> > > European language.
Feb 15th 2003, 11:48 pm
#116
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Re: Safety?
"devil" wrote in
news[email protected]:
>>> Kriek is good. Best it to have it draft in a place where there is
>>> good volume.
>>>
>>> Places in Brussels where it might be worth stopping by and try these
>>> include the "Roy d'Espagne" on the Grand Place (Grote Markt, central
>>> square). A bit touristy but easy to find. If you don't mind the
>>> smoke some of the upstairs tables are nice.
>>>
>>> If you manage to find, close by, La Becasse, I'll owe you a
>>> drink... (Apparently, the address is 11 rue de Tabora. Which was
>>> not what I expected...)
>>
>>
>> I'll meet you there. But 'la becasse" is not that interesting a place.
>> Much more for tourists if you ask me.
>>
>> The best kriek I've ever had was on tap at DE ULTIEME HALLUCINATIE R.
>> Royale 316, Brussels. It's artisanal and no added sugar. YUM!
>
> Deal.
>
> (Might be six months from now though :-)...)
I'll be there on Wednesday so I;ll have to drink yours too!
But I'm stopping in paris for lunch. Any recommendations?
news
[email protected]:>>> Kriek is good. Best it to have it draft in a place where there is
>>> good volume.
>>>
>>> Places in Brussels where it might be worth stopping by and try these
>>> include the "Roy d'Espagne" on the Grand Place (Grote Markt, central
>>> square). A bit touristy but easy to find. If you don't mind the
>>> smoke some of the upstairs tables are nice.
>>>
>>> If you manage to find, close by, La Becasse, I'll owe you a
>>> drink... (Apparently, the address is 11 rue de Tabora. Which was
>>> not what I expected...)
>>
>>
>> I'll meet you there. But 'la becasse" is not that interesting a place.
>> Much more for tourists if you ask me.
>>
>> The best kriek I've ever had was on tap at DE ULTIEME HALLUCINATIE R.
>> Royale 316, Brussels. It's artisanal and no added sugar. YUM!
>
> Deal.
>
> (Might be six months from now though :-)...)
I'll be there on Wednesday so I;ll have to drink yours too!
But I'm stopping in paris for lunch. Any recommendations?
Feb 15th 2003, 11:49 pm
#117
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Re: Safety?
Magda wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> On 15 Feb 2003 22:51:34 +0100, in rec.travel.europe, Emilia
> arranged some electrons, so they looked like
> this :
>
> ...
> ... I'll meet you there. But 'la becasse" is not that interesting a
> place. ... Much more for tourists if you ask me.
> ...
> ... The best kriek I've ever had was on tap at DE ULTIEME
> HALLUCINATIE R. ... Royale 316, Brussels. It's artisanal and no added
> sugar. YUM!
>
>
> May I join you ? :-D
>
> ======
> Where are we going to and why are we in a handbasket ?
>
Absolutely! The more the merrier!
If you haven't been to De Ultieme Hallucinatie you should go. It is also
worth having a nice meal (probably better in winter!)
news:[email protected]:
> On 15 Feb 2003 22:51:34 +0100, in rec.travel.europe, Emilia
> arranged some electrons, so they looked like
> this :
>
> ...
> ... I'll meet you there. But 'la becasse" is not that interesting a
> place. ... Much more for tourists if you ask me.
> ...
> ... The best kriek I've ever had was on tap at DE ULTIEME
> HALLUCINATIE R. ... Royale 316, Brussels. It's artisanal and no added
> sugar. YUM!
>
>
> May I join you ? :-D
>
> ======
> Where are we going to and why are we in a handbasket ?
>
Absolutely! The more the merrier!
If you haven't been to De Ultieme Hallucinatie you should go. It is also
worth having a nice meal (probably better in winter!)
Feb 15th 2003, 11:57 pm
#118
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Re: Safety?
devil wrote:
> On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 22:21:45 +0000, Donna Evleth wrote:
> > One of those bizarre tasting beers is called Mort Subite (sudden death). It
> > is fruit flavored, raspberry, I think. I was never brave enough to try it.
> > I din't believe the sudden death propaganda, but I guess I'm too much of a
> > traditionalist to go for fruit flavored beer.
> Mort Subite is one brand. Other brands include Vandenstock, Lindemans, I
> think Cantillon and Gambrinus, and probably another dozen or so.
Gambrinus? The Gambrinus I know is a (rather good) Czech beer, and
while I have not encountered it outide of Czechia, I don't recall
any fruit flavorings.
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> On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 22:21:45 +0000, Donna Evleth wrote:
> > One of those bizarre tasting beers is called Mort Subite (sudden death). It
> > is fruit flavored, raspberry, I think. I was never brave enough to try it.
> > I din't believe the sudden death propaganda, but I guess I'm too much of a
> > traditionalist to go for fruit flavored beer.
> Mort Subite is one brand. Other brands include Vandenstock, Lindemans, I
> think Cantillon and Gambrinus, and probably another dozen or so.
Gambrinus? The Gambrinus I know is a (rather good) Czech beer, and
while I have not encountered it outide of Czechia, I don't recall
any fruit flavorings.
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Feb 16th 2003, 12:14 am
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Re: Safety?
On 16 Feb 2003 13:48:41 +0100, Emilia wrote:
>But I'm stopping in paris for lunch. Any recommendations?
Ma Bourgogne, in Place de Vosges. YUM.
Best! -- Diane
The Owl Springs Partnership / County Wicklow, Ireland
http://www.owlsprings.com / http://www.youngwizards.net
>But I'm stopping in paris for lunch. Any recommendations?
Ma Bourgogne, in Place de Vosges. YUM.
Best! -- Diane
The Owl Springs Partnership / County Wicklow, Ireland
http://www.owlsprings.com / http://www.youngwizards.net
Feb 16th 2003, 12:57 am
#120
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Re: Safety?
Magda wrote:
> On Thu, 6 Feb 2003 19:47:26 -0500, in rec.travel.europe, "kyle"
> arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
>
> ... My wife and I scheduled for a group tour of Europe, next month. Considering
> ... cancelling because of all the security threats. Any opinions on this?
> ... Thanks
>
> When Death is after you, it will get you wherever you are.
Well, that casts rather a pall over the evening.
> On Thu, 6 Feb 2003 19:47:26 -0500, in rec.travel.europe, "kyle"
> arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
>
> ... My wife and I scheduled for a group tour of Europe, next month. Considering
> ... cancelling because of all the security threats. Any opinions on this?
> ... Thanks
>
> When Death is after you, it will get you wherever you are.
Well, that casts rather a pall over the evening.