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While in London give those SYMians a great smack for me Hehehe, damn I'm good two in that short space of time? I feel diabolical. I'm making Weasel proud!Originally posted by Georgi
Well it's not my fault if you fail to take account of the accompanying smilies...
Are you sure...?
"Takes out Holy scepter and hands it to Nippy"Originally posted by Nippy
Hehehe, damn I'm good two in that short space of time? I feel diabolical. I'm making Weasel proud!
Me, Korn and possibly Kameleon have...Originally posted by Georgi
@Nippy have you wondered why nobody's asked to meet you yet?
Possibly? Possibly? POSSIBLY? I'll leave you to draw your own conclusionsOriginally posted by frogus
Me, Korn and possibly Kameleon have...
Anyway, always remember that those blokes in big furry hats are never allowed to move! The ones on the streets are just taking the piss, but the ones actually behind the Buckingham Palace fence are under legal bonds to stay still, for the rest of their lives. When they faint, or die of sleep deprivation, MI5 come out of teh sky and up from the sewers and drag him into the shadows...
Enjoy you holiday Flibble, although I think London is the kind of place you return from more exhausted than you were before you leftposted by Flibble
Yes, that's right fellow SYMians! I'm off to see what the other side of the planet looks like!
3 weeks without work! Bliss!!!
(Might have something to do with the club scene) Being familiar with all three places, I'd choose NZ for a walking tour. The scenery is outstanding, there's no competition on this planet.Originally posted by fable
My wife and I are thinking of taking a walking tour of NZ in two or three years--that is, if we don't end up hitting some small part of Scandanavia or the Netherlands, instead.
Scandinavia is nice too, especially Norway if you like mountains, and Sweden if you like deep forests. The Netherlands is not the place for walking tours IMO, it's perfect for biking though There are forests in sweden? I thought they were all replaced by utterly boring lines of trees by now.Originally posted by C Elegans
and Sweden if you like deep forests.
Dottie, you're a horrible city boy, Sweden is still full of deep forests, just not close to where we live. I have relatives in northern Sweden, there's a lot of forests there, and forest-clad hills.Originally posted by Dottie
There are forests in sweden? I thought they were all replaced by utterly boring lines of trees by now.
This is my first trip to Europe. I'm staying with my sister, who's een there for about 2 1/2 years. We've got a few things planned that I've been told about, such as a four day trip to Rome, but for the most part I'm being kept in the dark about it! Should make for an interesting holiday!Originally posted by C Elegans
So what are your plans for London? Are you spending all the time in London, or do you plan to travel around? Is it your first time in Europe?
I know there are "forests" but are there forests? You know those beautifull areas who actually looks like nature... I thought almost all of swedens forests was used for forestry these days.Originally posted by C Elegans
Dottie, you're a horrible city boy, Sweden is still full of deep forests, just not close to where we live. I have relatives in northern Sweden, there's a lot of forests there, and forest-clad hills.
Probably more in Oxford...Originally posted by Kameleon
I would suggest that you bring an umbrella if only to beat off all the tourist-haters (and there are many).
LOLOriginally posted by Mr Flibble
Although on Frogus' recommendation I might have a small window that used to be filled with a ferris wheel.
I haven't been on it, but my parents reckon it's good... But there are probably so many of those in London...Anyways, if you spot a 25yr old kiwi guy looking really lost, that's probably me!
My friend thinks Kiwi guys are really cute. Something about accents... *shrug* Do you mean he's a boy from a horrible city, or he's a horrible boy from the city?Originally posted by C Elegans
Dottie, you're a horrible city boy
Sounds great, what could be better than a surprise vacation?Originally posted by Mr Flibble
This is my first trip to Europe. I'm staying with my sister, who's een there for about 2 1/2 years. We've got a few things planned that I've been told about, such as a four day trip to Rome, but for the most part I'm being kept in the dark about it! Should make for an interesting holiday!
I hope you will like Europe as much as I liked NZ - I've actually considered moving there but my job makes it impossible. I do howver grieve it's so far away away from Sweden, almost exactly as long as you can get Otherwise I'd be visiting at least once a year The latterposted by G-force
Do you mean he's a boy from a horrible city, or he's a horrible boy from the city?
We're from the same city, and I rather like it here - it's not too bad anyway, but there's a flagrant lack of forest here I suspected as muchOriginally posted by C Elegans
The latter We're from the same city, and I rather like it here - it's not too bad anyway, but there's a flagrant lack of forest here
Yes, strange how most cities aren't forests, isn't it? Maybe we should start building cities in the forests, like elves... or Ewoks *shudder* Suldanesselar perhaps.. but Sahuagin city? that one is fishy *shurgs*Originally posted by Kameleon
Give me the Sahuagin city or Suldanesselar any day, mate