I lived in Edinburgh from '75 to '91. Never met suhiir though, as far as I know. I'm pretty sure I'd have remembered, unless I'm blocking it for some reason.
I was in Dublin in 2012. For about 2 hours.
Took a stop there since my plane left me no choice. I wanted it to fly nonstop from Orlando to Stuttgart, but the pilot spontanously decided it was time for a side trip. And he needed gas, I think. I forgave him, but still. After being separated from your home for more than a year, that was SO not well played.
And I went to London for 10 days in 2010. Awesome city.
Hilfe! I never expected people to be so old! I was born in 1990, and I feel damn old. I mean, I remember what a SNES is! Yeah, suck on that, guys. Teehehe.
Have you ever eaten kaszanka? The most grose and most delicious thing on earth.
Starość nie radość, młodość nie wieczność.
Also, I don't blame Redge. I blame Sard. I don't know what this thread and discussion is about, but I blame Sard anyway. Worked fine so far for me.
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Nars? Is that Polish Flaczki? It looks delicious. Is that chili oil floating on the top? If it's something else, it looks gross.
Sard's going to be upset about what we're doing to his E3 2015 poll thread though. He'll probably ban the lot of us.
Sard's going to be upset about what we're doing to his E3 2015 poll thread though. He'll probably ban the lot of us.
Yes! Tasty, tasty flaczki. There is no place for chili in traditional recipe, but soup need to be spicy.
And I was afraid I was the only one here who loves spicy / hot food. How about you, Sard?
You love yourself some Blair's Ultra Death Sauce on that Schnitzel?
I'll look after the forums, Sard. Have fun yourself and don't worry about a thing. Some Most of this will still be here when you get back.
Ever run into any female Yank Marines (not during the Tattoo)? If you did it was probably me.
Not during 75/76 when you were there. I'd have been at university, getting drunk a lot and spending my spare time being told stuff about statistics.
None of my bidness, but why in the hell did you move to south east Asia?
My husband got a very good job offer in Singapore, and I was also able to find work there. And if you're in Scotland in November, the idea of moving to a tropical island for a couple of years is quite attractive. It just lasted a little longer than we'd planned.
Interesting. I took a statistics course taught by a U of Edinburgh professor (he came to the US Navy base in Dunoon) while I was there. No clue what his name was but I'd suspect if that your major you probably knew him.
I was in logistics at the time so number crunching was sorta what I did.
Yeah, never really got what I'd call cold (being a South Dakota girl) but the damp made it pretty miserable at times.
I always find it funny how small the world actually is sometimes.
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I visited Thailand for 3 weeks, and while I've never met more accommodating, gracious people and never had better diarrhea ( the food, my god)...I'll take the cold any day. Being 6' 5" and blonde in Bangkok, you don't get more attention than that. I have mostly amazing memories of that place, I just cannot handle the humid weather and crazy food.
..and we are crazy off topic. Sorry. :{
..and we are crazy off topic. Sorry. :{
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Nope, I was at the OTHER Edinburgh University (Heriot-Watt. It specialised in Engineering courses and was around 80% male students at that time. That was not why I picked it. Honest. Yes, really. Oh, and at that time it was the only university that offered a degree in brewing.) I also switched out of statistics after first year.
@slimgrin. I don't think we have a topic. We'll probably do something about this eventually. Like change the title and move it into off-topic. Yeah, the humidity is a problem. But the worst food experience I ever had out here was during a holiday in Australia, with some dodgy fish and chips. Typical.
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Oh Sard..........another poll again..........did you have to satisfy your filthy lusts again?
You words are in vain. He can't hear you. He's chained up in my ferocious dungeon of torture, creating new polls by the minute.
He DOES protest from time to time, yes.... But so far I have always managed to convince him to stop *Takes beautiful peacock feather off shelf*