How many countries?

Deep Freud Moors wrote:

GENIUS.

How so? Nobody fell for it?

K

As far as the countries you dislike, you will eventually come to thank them
and appreciate that they were the voice of reason and apologize for having
insulted them once you realise they were the sole opposition because your own
internal parties were asleep at the switch and did not react to your lying
government.

well said

Keith Anderson wrote:
On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 01:55:29 GMT, John Bermont
wrote:


Barbara Wegmann wrote:

My husband won two plane tickets to London and we plan to use them to spend a
week in Europe. We want to see as many countries as we possibly can in 5 days.
Friends have told us the countries are pretty small and you can do them quickly.
So we plan to take a train from London to like Athens or the farthest point we
can and just see each country as we go by. I don't care to see anything in
particular, to tell you the truth I prefer to vacation in Orlando or Anaheim,
and after the way Europeans turned against us and our great President earlier
this year I would just as soon not spend any money there and help out their
economies with our dollars, but my husband really wants to use the free tickets
and if we take a long train ride across a lot of countries and take pictures
along the way then at least we can tell our friends back home we've been there
done that. Does any have any idea what's the most countries we can see in 5
days and which would be the best trains to take to pack in the most countries?

Thanks,

Barbara W.

Barbara,

For only five days just stay in London. Bush's friends, if any, are
right there.

John Bermont


By Jove, that's spiffing advice old boy! Our Great Leader and that
Bush fellah from the Colonies certainly showed the fuzzy-wuzzies a
thing or two, what? Good idea to enter a hostelry., let Mine Host know
where you're from and it'll be free beer and jellied eels all night.
Pick up a copy of the "Daily Mqail" every day just to know what those
dastardly European cads are up to and take it easy.

Fforbes-Frobisher RN (Ret'd)


Ff-F,

Seems that you pickled yourself in vinegar and salt two centuries ago
and have just come out of preservation. Britain no longer rules the
waves, or anything else for that matter. Ya'll just tag along as George
W. Caesar leads the march, and doles out the spoils.

John Bermont

you maybe want to tote bags around with you all day? (set up means finding a
room)

"mrtrav3" wrote in message
om...


DALing wrote:

_5_ days? Waste of time to try to go more than _2_ PLACES because of
the
travel time. By the time you get in and set up, you've lost day 1.

Why? You can fly into LHR early in the AM
What "set up" is needed?

"DALing" daling43[delete]-at-hotmail.com skrev i meddelandet
...
you maybe want to tote bags around with you all day? (set up means finding
a
room)
Ever heard about booking ahead ? Was to Brussels for a 3 day trip last
week.
Think I needed some 30min for check in and "setup" in the room. Another 15
min for checkout and a short walk to the railstation just across the street.
L.P

been there, done that - try Madrid, downtown - after claiming bags, use the
metro downtown (30 minutes by itself), then a short walk to the hotel (5
minutes) and check-in; out of htere by oh, say 1:00pm after an 11:30 arrival
(prebooked, yes) IF we had wanted to go to the Renfe station, that would
have been another change (not a problem, just a few LESS minutes, sactually,
but then a wait for a train (to Granada) and then get to Granada oh, say
20:00 (8PM for the non-24 hour clock folks out there) 6-1/2 hour train
ride. You were saying something about not wasting a day? OK, I remember
Moscow - true, arrive SVO at 5:45 afternoon, (l o n g wait for immigration
and customs) short ride to Metro on a microbus, change at Ploschad Revolutsi
and a ride further to a hotel, arriving Izmailovski Park and checked in by
about 8:30 (maybe 9) I'm glad I was staying in Mockva.

Plan on 10 minutes? Maybe under absolutely perfect conditions. the "real
world" takes an HOUR. (of course, both of these were not exactly "air
friendly" cities (Mockva less than Madrid) - Madrid at least had direct
metro access fro the airport)

"Lennart Petersen" wrote in message
...

"DALing" daling43[delete]-at-hotmail.com skrev i meddelandet
...
you maybe want to tote bags around with you all day? (set up means
finding
a
room)
Ever heard about booking ahead ? Was to Brussels for a 3 day trip last
week.
Think I needed some 30min for check in and "setup" in the room. Another 15
min for checkout and a short walk to the railstation just across the
street.
L.P

DALing wrote:

"mrtrav3" wrote in message
om...


DALing wrote:


_5_ days? Waste of time to try to go more than _2_ PLACES because of

the

travel time. By the time you get in and set up, you've lost day 1.

Why? You can fly into LHR early in the AM
What "set up" is needed?

you maybe want to tote bags around with you all day? (set up means finding a
room)

Shove them into the trunk (boot) of the rental car.

"sascha" wrote in message ...
As far as the countries you dislike, you will eventually come to thank them
and appreciate that they were the voice of reason and apologize for having
insulted them once you realise they were the sole opposition because your own
internal parties were asleep at the switch and did not react to your lying
government.

well said

Oh bs.. We were just doing it because we admire Saddam, hate Israël en
are jealous of the US. I wanna be American and have the right to act
stoopid ffs!!

Let me in..

On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 23:26:02 GMT, John Bermont
wrote:

Keith Anderson wrote:
On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 01:55:29 GMT, John Bermont
wrote:



For only five days just stay in London. Bush's friends, if any, are
right there.

John Bermont


By Jove, that's spiffing advice old boy! Our Great Leader and that
Bush fellah from the Colonies certainly showed the fuzzy-wuzzies a
thing or two, what? Good idea to enter a hostelry., let Mine Host know
where you're from and it'll be free beer and jellied eels all night.
Pick up a copy of the "Daily Mqail" every day just to know what those
dastardly European cads are up to and take it easy.

Fforbes-Frobisher RN (Ret'd)


Ff-F,

Seems that you pickled yourself in vinegar and salt two centuries ago
and have just come out of preservation.

Vinegar? Gin, old boy, gin!

Britain no longer rules the
waves, or anything else for that matter. Ya'll just tag along as George
W. Caesar leads the march, and doles out the spoils.

John Bermont

On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 22:18:14 GMT, Keeger wrote:

Deep Freud Moors wrote:

GENIUS.

How so? Nobody fell for it?

Everyone knows that the best way to get rid of a troll is to reply.
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DFM