Nice, isn't it?  I was there Monday - Wednesday, and had time for a
look around the city.

We had a very fine dinner at the town hall, and nobody was thrown out
of any windows.
 
Guy
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On 20 Nov, 00:27, "Just zis Guy, you know?" 
wrote:
> Nice, isn't it?  I was there Monday - Wednesday, and had time for a
> look around the city.
>
> We had a very fine dinner at the town hall, and nobody was thrown out
> of any windows.

I've got a list of mitteleuropa places I want to see, and Prague is
one of them.  Glad to hear someone got there.

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from bobharvey  contains these words:

> I've got a list of mitteleuropa places I want to see, and Prague is
> one of them.  Glad to hear someone got there.

Several times a year I used to ring Dad and not get an answer for a week
- he was in Prague enjoying himself. Then, when he got to 80 the
hire-car situation got a lot harder.

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In article 
, 
bobharvey  writes
>On 20 Nov, 00:27, "Just zis Guy, you know?" 
>wrote:
>> Nice, isn't it?  I was there Monday - Wednesday, and had time for a
>> look around the city.
>>
>> We had a very fine dinner at the town hall, and nobody was thrown out
>> of any windows.
>
>I've got a list of mitteleuropa places I want to see, and Prague is
>one of them.  Glad to hear someone got there.

I passed through (6-8 hours) in 1995 en route to Kosice.
A little surprised to see a female attendant in the gents' loo.

Then a week in 2001. Too preoccupied to do the tourist things, but did 
see the famous (Wenceslas?) square, an inevitable "Irish" pub and drank 
absinthe at street cafes.
I remember lots of wreaths by a memorial on a main drag. Twin towers?
-- 
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On 20 Nov, 09:19, vg4cysss7001  wrote:

> A little surprised to see a female attendant in the gents' loo.

I've got used to lady cleaners at Schiphol watching me pee.  At least
they smile.

On Fri, 20 Nov 2009 03:54:16 -0800 (PST), bobharvey 
 wrote in :
> On 20 Nov, 09:19, vg4cysss7001  wrote:
 
>> A little surprised to see a female attendant in the gents' loo.
 
> I've got used to lady cleaners at Schiphol watching me pee.  At least
> they smile.

	Surprise or pity?

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bobharvey wrote:

>> A little surprised to see a female attendant in the gents' loo.
> 
> I've got used to lady cleaners at Schiphol watching me pee.  At least
> they smile.

Smiling is OK.

Giggling is not.

As for ROFL....

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  means? Well, I will tell you. You know that, if you had a bent tube,
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  enough to hold the ocean, water would stand at the same height in
  one as in the other. Controversy equalizes fools and wise men in
  the same way. And the fools know it. Oliver Wendell Holmes

In message 
, at 
23:12:31 on Thu, 19 Nov 2009, bobharvey  
wibbled
>On 20 Nov, 00:27, "Just zis Guy, you know?" 
>wrote:
>> Nice, isn't it?  I was there Monday - Wednesday, and had time for a
>> look around the city.
>>
>> We had a very fine dinner at the town hall, and nobody was thrown out
>> of any windows.
>
>I've got a list of mitteleuropa places I want to see, and Prague is
>one of them.  Glad to hear someone got there.

I've only ever seen the inside of the airport so far but it's on my 
mental list TAAW of places I want to spend time in.

-- 
Pedt

The message <oCcQ1uga8lBLFwLd@spam.filter>
from vg4cysss7001  contains these words:

> Twin towers?

Orthanc and ...?

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The message <001928be$0$2341$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com>
from JonG  contains
these words:

> > I've got used to lady cleaners at Schiphol watching me pee.  At least
> > they smile.

> Smiling is OK.

> Giggling is not.

> As for ROFL....

And drooling?

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Skipweasel said:
> The message <oCcQ1uga8lBLFwLd@spam.filter>
> from vg4cysss7001  contains these words:
>
>> Twin towers?
>
> Orthanc and ...?

Pisa.


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The message 
from Richard Robinson  contains these words:

> >> Twin towers?
> >
> > Orthanc and ...?

> Pisa.

With anchovies, please, but definitely no pineapple.

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Skipweasel  wrote:

> > >> Twin towers?
> > >
> > > Orthanc and ...?
> 
> > Pisa.
> 
> With anchovies, please, but definitely no pineapple.

A very narrow escape from Rays there, on my part, 
but anyway: mmm, pisa.

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