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| 14th May 2008 willso | - From: Let the good times roll I rekon. I could have turned them into fish sticks if their posture was better! |
| 13th May 2008 annis | - From: Let the good times roll god, fish are so stupid. "danger, danger, swim away! hey, what am i doing here, outside my circle? better jump back in." no wonder the oceans are nearly empty of the dumb buggers. |
| 12th May 2008 willso | - From: Too much vitiman C? Never! Oh and I should point out that the pigs on my plate were dead too. |
| 12th May 2008 willso | - From: Too much vitiman C? Never! Fact one: It's dusty. Fact two: The only pigs I have seen were dead or on my plate. Mmm I could go for some chorizo right about now Fact three: Most spanish women could eaasily be mistaken for gorillas, so you may be right, despite what Jose says! |
| 10th May 2008 Jose Ramón | to rowan - From: Too much vitiman C? Never! To Rowan: I do not know who can have told you a history like that, but you I can guarantee that it is totally false. |
| 9th May 2008 Rowan Braham | On Spain and pigs - From: Too much vitiman C? Never! I once knew a guy from Spain (well, Basque at least). He said they ride pigs everywhere and live in mud huts. Pig congestion is apparently a big problem on the simultaneously dusty and muddy roads of Spain. That's how the tradition of the running of the bulls started. Whenever the pig density on the road reached untenable levels they would release a pack of bulls to clear them all out. The bulls would force all the pigs down the road, usually ending up at a deli or butcher or something (fun fact, if you follow most spanish roads to the end there will usually be a meat store there). This is why suede and bacon play such a large role in Spanish 'culture' (if it can be called that). I am not sure what they used to shift all the bulls off the road, I think it was gorillas or something. |
| 22nd April 2008 Anna | - From: Tracking East... Slowly yes, steve did tell me that. love the blog, mate, keep it up! we miss you back here, and hope you run out of money soon so you have to return, he he... since i didn't go for my evil passport scam this is all i have! ;) your mom said you're heading to spain, i think? true or false? either way, sounds like you're having a blast, just like i knew you would. be good, /anna |
| 22nd April 2008 Anna | missed it! - From: Far far East hey willy! i thought i had set myself up with one of these subscriptions for your blog, but it turned out i hadn't, so tonight when dining with my new best friend james and his family, as well as your mom, i was informed that you've been blogging away since i checked last. i'm off to the next one, see you there! :) |
| 14th April 2008 Lisbeth | Party - From: Around the world in 35da..hours Hej William. Ględer os til at se dig! Lisbeth |
| 6th April 2008 Jane | Cable - From: Around the world in 35da..hours Cable winging its way to you... waiting for the pics :-) |
| 5th April 2008 Jimbo | Sex Panther - From: Around the world in 35da..hours It smells like a used diaper filled with Indian food! |
| 4th April 2008 anna | my work is done - From: Around the world in 35da..hours so you went with hypnose? good boy! you will thank me when the scandinavian women flock around you for reasons they don't even understand themselves, but you and i both know it's because of that seductive scent. i'm getting your texts, but am too cheap to text back as i don't know how much that will subtract from my account each time. we miss you over here. cheers, |
| 4th April 2008 Gina | - From: Around the world in 35da..hours Just because you arent in Uni.. doesn't mean you can forget paragraphs. |
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