"raden" wrote in message
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Try uk.animals-necrophila-BDSM for that sort of thing


Tried it, they're all discussing part P

Ohhh, my drawers'll never dry!

Mary

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On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 23:28:15 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
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"raden" wrote in message
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I'm still catching up on the close to 2000 posts you buggers posted
while
I was in Belgium !!

That'll larn yer to go to exotic locations!

Certainly better than wading through the fights and puke of Watford High
Street on New Years eve

I was in Belgium one New Year's Day. It was memorable for being unmemorable
...

Mary



I know what you mean. The Manneken Pis is not really a landmark on
the world stage, and even the Grand Place in Brussels is somewhat
jaded....



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In message , Mary
Fisher writes

"raden" wrote in message
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I'm still catching up on the close to 2000 posts you buggers posted
while
I was in Belgium !!

That'll larn yer to go to exotic locations!

Certainly better than wading through the fights and puke of Watford High
Street on New Years eve

I was in Belgium one New Year's Day. It was memorable for being unmemorable
...
Ah, but I was there for the company, not sightseeing

Well, actually in a little village just outside Liege. Not even one
excursion to a bar
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geoff

"Andy Hall" wrote in message
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I was in Belgium one New Year's Day. It was memorable for being
unmemorable
...

Mary



I know what you mean. The Manneken Pis is not really a landmark on
the world stage, and even the Grand Place in Brussels is somewhat
jaded....

It wasn't one of those well known places. I could look it up - but somehow I
can't be bothered ... we were taken by a son. We were staying with him while
he was stationed at RAF Bruggen and Belgium wasn't far away.

Mary



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On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 23:28:15 -0000, "Mary Fisher"
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I was in Belgium one New Year's Day. It was memorable for being unmemorable

I was in the old square in Prague on the New Year's Eve when they
split the country in half. The Czechs go _mental_ on New Year's Eve.
Bottle of Blugarian happyfizz in one hand, bottle of Stolly in the
other, and a firework clenched in their teeth. By the end of the
evening there were great heaps of broken glass, where the empty
bottles were smashed into the pile. Drunken Czechs would then try to
leap over the top, usually faceplanting instead in the Welsh manner.

There was a camera crew in the clock tower, filming the crowd. Until
the crowd spotted them, and shot them under cover with the rockets.

Then we got a tram home and arrived promptly, after a bare few minutes
minutes' wait for the usual clean and efficient metro.

Mary Fisher wrote:

"raden" wrote in message
...

I'm still catching up on the close to 2000 posts you buggers posted
while
I was in Belgium !!

That'll larn yer to go to exotic locations!


Certainly better than wading through the fights and puke of Watford High
Street on New Years eve


I was in Belgium one New Year's Day. It was memorable for being unmemorable
...


I worked there for 6 months once. It was memorable for that, and getting
my car nicked and mostly dismantled.

Spent a merry couple of months buying up second hand bits to rebuild it.
Dreadful country.

Mary