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Monday, Sep 11th 11:59am [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car] |
Post nr. 435
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http://invisioni.com/forums/index.php?mforum=bmwe21&showtopic=66
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Monday, Sep 11th 5:01pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car] |
Post nr. 866
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neat!
We don't even have a dunkin' donuts in Nashville, not fair!
jamie |
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Posted
Monday, Sep 11th 5:31pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car] |
Post nr. 1157
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| imaradiostar wrote: | neat!
We don't even have a dunkin' donuts in Nashville, not fair!
jamie |
Oh, MY God...that is too funny. |
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Monday, Sep 11th 8:40pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car] |
Post nr. 1009
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I had lunch at the Hard Rock in Kuala Lumpur. A rather strange export from the USA to KL. |
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Monday, Sep 11th 10:00pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car] |
Post nr. 1159
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Sort of related story:
I was on one of my archeological getaways in one of the most remote parts of Guatemala. I was visiting a site of the Ancient Maya civilization that you need either a donkey or a small 4x4 to get to.
Most of the very remote villages there are inhabited by people that dont speak Spanish. They still speak a Maya dialect.
There was a lady selling soda out of a straw hut. Another guy had taken his son, and the son got a Coke........but in the bottle. The son asked the father....."how do you open one of these things?".
Makes you feel old, seeing a teenager that only knows Coke in a can.
Makes you understand how prevalent American influence is when you can find a Coke in a village that is STILL speaking a language of a civilization that has been dead for 1,000 years. |
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Monday, Sep 11th 10:01pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car] |
Post nr. 1160
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Yeah...yeah...Bruce......I know.......typical MayanArch post.......right?  |
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Monday, Sep 11th 10:18pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car] |
Post nr. 1010
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It would have been a typical Mayan post if the 4x4 that you used to get to the village was powered by cold fusion.
Good story. |
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Tuesday, Sep 12th 1:31am [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car] |
Post nr. 437
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| BruceH wrote: | | I had lunch at the Hard Rock in Kuala Lumpur. A rather strange export from the USA to KL. |
Hi Bruce,
I think it's wilder at nightime and it's very similar to Singapore too. In contrast, i was in Hard Rock cafe in Heidelberg in Germnany once in 90s, and it was just a like a quite bar. |
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Tuesday, Sep 12th 3:02pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car] |
Post nr. 1011
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It (KL) is quite a place. The Hard Rock is across the street from the Mandarin Oriental right? The Mandarin was nice but not as slick as the new hotels.
I got a cockpit jumpseat ride in a Malaysian 747-400 for the landing in KL.
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Tuesday, Sep 12th 3:24pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car] |
Post nr. 1161
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| BruceH wrote: | It would have been a typical Mayan post if the 4x4 that you used to get to the village was powered by cold fusion.
Good story. |
Hmmmm........had not thought of that one. How to convert a Subaru to cold fusion? hmmmm  |
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Posted
Friday, Sep 15th 3:21pm [Edit] [Quote] [IMS] [View car] |
Post nr. 83
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[quote=MayanArchHmmmm........had not thought of that one. How to convert a Subaru to cold fusion? hmmmm [/quote]
Use dry ice instead of petrol..... ha ha ha |
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