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Originally posted by shavixmirI wish I could entertain you by saying the wheather up here is bad. Very bad; windy, rainy, cloudy, wet snow, and such. But no, it is quite sunny, and pleasantly around 16 degrees Celsius in temperature. Sorry.
GET ON WITH IT!!!
ENTERTAIN ME!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by FreakyKBHI was sittin' in the office late one night, when a tall blonde walked by the window. I knew she was tall, I was on the second floor.
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I heard a tap at the door. So I turned it off.
She walks in with two 45's. And a gun in her hand.
She said: "Call me a cab."
So I answered: "You cab!"
The cab pulls up with a jerk. The jerk gets out and we gets in...
She sais: "Your kisses are burnin' me..."
So, I moved the cigar to the other side a my mouth...
- I don't know who wrote this, but it's stuck in my mind -
Originally posted by AikoThat's nothing. It's nearly 19:00 hours here, it's 25 degrees and tomorrow promises to be in the 30's.
I wish I could entertain you by saying the wheather up here is bad. Very bad; windy, rainy, cloudy, wet snow, and such. But no, it is quite sunny, and pleasantly around 16 degrees Celsius in temperature. Sorry.
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Originally posted by shavixmirOh dear...
That's nothing. It's nearly 19:00 hours here, it's 25 degrees and tomorrow promises to be in the 30's.
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I just checked the weather report for Darjeeling.
It's gonna be rainy and 15 degrees there tomorrow until Monday.
I've not seen weather that cold since...since...since before leaving Holland for Christ's sake.
I don't even have a coat with me!!!
Let me give you all another prediction: I won't be staying up there bloody long!
Originally posted by darvlayI was there a month.
Are you in Thailand yet?
Now I'm back in India, and as my previous post entertains, I'm training up to Darjeeling (Himalayas) tonight, arriving tomorrow.
And it's gonna be wet and cold. Which, in case you don't comprehend fully, is not something I'm particularly looking forward to...
Originally posted by shavixmirWas it Groucho Marx?
I was sittin' in the office late one night, when a tall blonde walked by the window. I knew she was tall, I was on the second floor.
I heard a tap at the door. So I turned it off.
She walks in with two 45's. And a gun in her hand.
She said: "Call me a cab."
So I answered: "You cab!"
The cab pulls up with a jerk. The jerk gets out and we g ...[text shortened]... ther side a my mouth...
- I don't know who wrote this, but it's stuck in my mind -
Originally posted by shavixmirHow long are you staying in Darjeeling for? What are your plans after that? How's the hash up there?
I was there a month.
Now I'm back in India, and as my previous post entertains, I'm training up to Darjeeling (Himalayas) tonight, arriving tomorrow.
And it's gonna be wet and cold. Which, in case you don't comprehend fully, is not something I'm particularly looking forward to...
Originally posted by darvlayThe hasj on the islands in Thailand was incredible quality!
How long are you staying in Darjeeling for? What are your plans after that? How's the hash up there?
One milkshake and I was stoneder than the average touring funk band for hours and hours on end.
I won't be stoned again until I hit Goa, I reckon. I don't know if they'll have "Bang lassi" up in Darjeeling. I'll let you know if they do.
I wanted to stay 3 weeks in the Himalayas, but considering the week forecast is rain, clouds and 15 degrees centigrade... I dunno.
I don't have bad-weather clothes with me.
I was going to hit Goa for the last 3 weeks of my vacation. But if it's as cold as it sounds (I'm now used to a continual 27 degree + scenario), then I'll have to re-evaluate my plans.
Originally posted by shavixmirWell godspeed, young man! Keep on keepin' on...
The hasj on the islands in Thailand was incredible quality!
One milkshake and I was stoneder than the average touring funk band for hours and hours on end.
I won't be stoned again until I hit Goa, I reckon. I don't know if they'll have "Bang lassi" up in Darjeeling. I'll let you know if they do.
I wanted to stay 3 weeks in the Himalayas, but cons ...[text shortened]... now used to a continual 27 degree + scenario), then I'll have to re-evaluate my plans.