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Re: At times... (Reply to this comment)
by garym
Hi Schlamozzel,
Iīm going to hold you to that thought.
Thanks for the comment.
Gary
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Jul 26 '03
1:59 pm PDT
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At times... (Reply to this comment)
by Schlamozzel
... it feels like if I wanted to have a cold day in hel I would have to poke a hole in the ceiling just to find hell to begin with!
I literally just purchased a wood burning stove today. I'll be thinking of this review the first time I light up for the winter.
Cheers,
Schlamozzel
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Jul 25 '03
7:04 pm PDT
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Re: I know a guy... (Reply to this comment)
by garym
Hi Steve,
Chile does have its share tards.
Gary
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Jun 30 '03
2:43 pm PDT
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Re: ! (Reply to this comment)
by garym
Hi Dede,
I will not rest until snotcicle either is officially made a dictionary word or becomes the name of a platimum record winning non-boyband band. whichever comes first.
Gary
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Jun 30 '03
2:40 pm PDT
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I know a guy... (Reply to this comment)
by slt
... from Chile. Used to think he was retarded, but now... maybe it's just that he's from Chile.
Well done,
Steve
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Jun 29 '03
5:11 pm PDT
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! (Reply to this comment)
by dedemw
Yup : )
I learned a new word "snotcicle"
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Jun 29 '03
12:43 pm PDT
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Re: Thanks, man. (Reply to this comment)
by garym
Hi Katy,
Not that funny at the time, but it was a pretty good time, anyway.
Thanks for the comment.
Gary
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Jun 22 '03
8:25 am PDT
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Thanks, man. (Reply to this comment)
by katybrighteyes
"Snotcicles." HA! I learned a new word today! Another addition to my rather extensive vocabulary.
This is funny, Gary. Bet it wasn't funny at the time, though.
Katy
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Jun 22 '03
1:12 am PDT
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Re: relative tallness (Reply to this comment)
by garym
Oh man, Peru, too. Chile isnīt half as bad, but bad enough. The balcony railings, for instance, are just high enough to give me a false sense of security. If I lean, I die. Also, Iīve collapsed 3 plastic chairs and damaged others. Peru and Ecuadorŋ Forget about it.
Thanks for the comment. Reading Steinbeck in preparation for your W/O.
Gary
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Jun 21 '03
10:40 pm PDT
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relative tallness (Reply to this comment)
by Stephen_Murray
I remember being in Quito while American Airlines was not delivering my luggage and discovering that I couldn't buy clothes. I'm 3 and a fraction inches shorter than you, but was taller than any Ecuadorean I saw in three weeks there.
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Jun 21 '03
6:31 pm PDT
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Re: we had the same kind (Reply to this comment)
by garym
Hi Babababara,
A tremor hit just now. Cool. Another thing for this Minnesota kid to get used to. I at least enjoy the tremors..... so far.
Thanks for the comment,
Gary
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Jun 20 '03
6:39 am PDT
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Re: Freezing ? (Reply to this comment)
by garym
Hi Virginia,
The only place I know where the sun shines all the time is in your heart.
Your Alfred
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Jun 20 '03
6:30 am PDT
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Re: Oy . . . (Reply to this comment)
by garym
Hi Ed,
When I was young and stupid, I used hot baths as a form of birth control!
Now Iīm old and stupid.
Gary
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Jun 20 '03
6:28 am PDT
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Re: You poor thang! (Reply to this comment)
by garym
For Godīs sake, Doc, move the computors upstairs now! NOW, I tell you. Oh, the humanity!
Gary
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Jun 20 '03
6:26 am PDT
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Re: Chile has the best observatories (Reply to this comment)
by garym
Hey OCF,
Ah, Muskies! Thats fishing.
The observatories are in the dessert a few hours north of here in the Atacama Desert. 1 or 2 of them allow visitors. No drop-ins welcome.
Thanks for the read,
Gary
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Jun 20 '03
6:25 am PDT
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Re: Re: Re: ... (Reply to this comment)
by garym
Thanks G,
I appreciate that.
10 free yups for you.
Gary
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Jun 20 '03
6:20 am PDT
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we had the same kind (Reply to this comment)
by ifif1938
of heating arrangement in our first apt in Germany...Try washing baby bottles there too..Had no other hot water..I can certainly relate to this..
Thanks, enjoyed the read,
Barbara
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Jun 19 '03
4:18 pm PDT
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Freezing ? (Reply to this comment)
by Granniemose
Where the sun shines all the time? There seems to be no place to go for nice comfy warmth. Right now, my nose feels closer then Whitneys or Chuckies (our Labs). Loved your review - looking forward to the next.
Virginia
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Jun 19 '03
6:12 am PDT
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Oy . . . (Reply to this comment)
by ed_grover
I'll think of you when I'm living in the tropical heat of my basement apartment in our sub-zero Wisconsin winter. We finally got up to 78 degrees today and it was still nice and cool in my cave. Think of all that fridgidness as preparation for making twins. It must have done something.
Ed
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Jun 18 '03
6:19 pm PDT
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You poor thang! (Reply to this comment)
by drdevience
I can relate though... there is no heat in our supposedly 'finished' basement, and we've been to lazy to add it (bought this house 4 years ago!).
Guess where the computers are?
I sit here in the winter with 2 sets of sweats, a coat, and typing thru my gloves. LOL
He BEST get heat in down here before next winter or I'm draining the savings account and heading to freakin Florida!
Doc
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Jun 18 '03
5:13 pm PDT
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Chile has the best observatories (Reply to this comment)
by oldcomixfan
Gary,
Do those observatories on top of those Andean peaks allow visitors?
As someone who was only one degree of latitude away from being a Manitoban during his youth, I know where you're coming from in this read.
God, I miss the fishing action though. Forget bass, think muskie!
OCF
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Jun 18 '03
4:47 pm PDT
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Re: ... (Reply to this comment)
by garym
Hey Moose,
Iīm by the ocean now. That was 3 years ago in Santiago. Itīs about the same as Seattle, without so much rain.
Thanks for the comment.
Gary
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Jun 18 '03
3:55 pm PDT
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