Calling Canada!

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Calling Canada!

Post by Ellie »

Just seen Heini browsing and recalled saying to H today that I hadnt seen any of our Canadian/ or American friends on the forum of late....SHOWWWY...Gorro...Charles and others ..where are they?
When you out to CVO Heini? :)
(or were they here whilst I was on hols :? )
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Ellie wrote:Just seen Heini browsing and recalled saying to H today that I hadnt seen any of our Canadian/ or American friends on the forum of late....SHOWWWY...Gorro...Charles and others ..where are they?
When you out to CVO Heini? :)
(or were they here whilst I was on hols :? )
I think a lot of them got put off by the Bush poll that turned into a political blood bath by none other the "moderator"??? Gambrinus.
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guest 911 wrote:
Ellie wrote:Just seen Heini browsing and recalled saying to H today that I hadnt seen any of our Canadian/ or American friends on the forum of late....SHOWWWY...Gorro...Charles and others ..where are they?
When you out to CVO Heini? :)
(or were they here whilst I was on hols :? )

I think a lot of them got put off by the Bush poll that turned into a political blood bath by none other the "moderator"??? Gambrinus
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Horse Hockey 911, if you think that poll was a " Political Blood Bath", you better go back to hiding under the porch.

Hell, the Big Dogs didn't even come out on that topic.

Try asking that same question on an American Forum and watch the Big Dogs come out to hunt....for blood.

Blood Bath???? You gotta be kidding!

Try being an American in France to warm up.

How did anyone so sheltered reach maturity?

(hope I didn't hurt your feelings...)

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Post by falcon »

errr the name "moderator" may seem like they should function as keeping things calm and ordered but I think G does a fantastic job in adding some interesting debates and keeping them alive and topical, when many threads simply degenerate into a little bit of flirtsy (which nonetheless is still fun).

yet another guest hiding behind the curtain of anonymity... :roll:
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Flirtsy.you just created a new word falcon. cross between flirt and curtsey.I like it. you sweet oldfashioned thing you :) who are these Canadians? I havent noticed members with that location here.am I dumb?
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guest 911 wrote:I think a lot of them got put off by the Bush poll that turned into a political blood bath by none other the "moderator"??? Gambrinus.
"Political Blood Bath" - if anything, that could be a shrewd depiction of a politician's actions, similar to a "political suicide" but its far from describing what the referred post is about.

I would not even go as far as calling it a civilian crossfire, at least not compared to what american bloggers punch into their keyboards on a regular basis.

Friend, conspiracy theories and biased opinions aside, that topic is the one of the more objective looks at the historic and current state of affairs in the USA - fact filled, concise and to the point.

I understand that it may seem ungrateful to some, that europeans of all people are debating such a topic and it is certainly putting a finger in a few wounds, but anybody who sees this as an "anti-american hate campaign" should have their blood pressure checked.
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Post by heini »

Greetings from Canada, where we are getting tired of the US election campaign and can't wait for it to be over. As a rule I don't get into any politcal discussion. We also had our civic elections yesterday with dismal results in my opion.
But it may make you feel better that we had our second huge dump of snow last Saturday and it is sort of ongoing. 30 cms on the ground by now. So this will probably hang around till April next year. Guess who can't wait for Jan 7 ???? Yeah we'll then be on our way to Carvoeiro and 12 weeks of bliss. :lol: :lol:
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Post by SHOWWWY »

We have been looking in once in a while and following your adventures, Ellie, with interest and others.

No snow here yet, Heini, though today it feels cold enough - but that's just wind chill.

We haven't firmed up our plans yet but are beginning to visualize ourselves on a sunny Carvoeiro patio rather than shovelling snow here in February.

As for Bush:

Non, non, non! L'homme n'est pas idiot-- il est un imbecile!

:D
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Post by falcon »

hey there Heini,

Remember me from about three years ago and Nicks's news? Hope you are well! Maybe one day we will get to have a beer!

Cheers
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Post by heini »

Hi Nick, yes I do remember you, but didn't know that you went by "falcon" till I saw your picture on your web-site. We tried to do a "world-beer-price-comparison" shortly before you left the website for "greener pastures"? If the happy hour is still ongoing in January I will certainly show up and have glass of vino or Macieira, since funnily enough I don't like beer :? It would be interesting to talk to you about South Africa and Cape Town (my second favourite place after CVO) if it wasn't so darn expensive to travel there from Canada. Till then...
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