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  • in reply to: Anybody had a Scary incident #733712
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    I once was on a BA flight and we got into horrible turbulence. I was in the bathroom and tripped twice getting to my seat, and right after I buckle up, my friend’s coffee spills and gets all over me, and and old lady nearby nearly faints.Then we take a 100-foot drop, and it’s over.

    in reply to: Who has the best inflight service #733717
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    Cathay Pacific, JAL or Singapore Airlines. All were created equal.
    As for worst: I never want to go on El Al again.

    in reply to: General Discussion #409291
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    Foreign spy 1 goes 1 floor up.

    in reply to: Counterstrike phrase association game #1981975
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    Foreign spy 1 goes 1 floor up.

    in reply to: General Discussion #409296
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    Hmmm……………….
    But I have to say an unripe persimmon someone gave me once.
    I felt as if I had eaten a bathrobe.
    And whatever you do, never, ever, ever eat wasabi.
    Futurshox: You’re right chicken feet is an acquired taste. But I have it, and like them.

    in reply to: What's The Worst Thing You've Ever Eaten #1981981
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    Hmmm……………….
    But I have to say an unripe persimmon someone gave me once.
    I felt as if I had eaten a bathrobe.
    And whatever you do, never, ever, ever eat wasabi.
    Futurshox: You’re right chicken feet is an acquired taste. But I have it, and like them.

    in reply to: Is this real??? #733869
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    Oh my. I f you want to see planes for sale go to:

    http://www.planemart.com

    in reply to: General Discussion #409865
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    AMIS: A language of Taiwan
    Population 130,000 (1986 Virginia Fey TEAM).
    Region Plains in the valley along the railroad between Hualien and Taitung, and on the east coast near the sea between Hualien and Taitung.
    Alternate names AMI, AMIA, PAGCAH, PANGTSAH, BAKURUT, LAM-SI-HOAN, MARAN, SABARI, TANAH
    Dialects CENTRAL AMIS (HAIAN AMI, HSIUKULAN AMI), TAVALONG-VATAAN (KWANGFU, KUANGFU), SOUTHERN AMIS (PEINAN, HENGCH’UN AMIS, TAITUNG), CHENGKUNG-KWANGSHAN, NORTHERN AMIS (NANSHI AMIS).
    Classification Austronesian, Formosan, Paiwanic.
    Comments The Chengkung-Kwangshan dialect is closest to Central Amis. Bilingualism in Japanese, Mandarin. ‘Amis’ is their name for themselves; ‘Ami’ is the Chinese name. Traditionally matrilineal. Many are migrating to cities and industrial areas. Dictionary. Roman script used. Plains. Agriculturalists: rice. NT 1972-1981.
    Taken from http://www.ethnologue.com

    in reply to: What about Tibet? #1982281
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    AMIS: A language of Taiwan
    Population 130,000 (1986 Virginia Fey TEAM).
    Region Plains in the valley along the railroad between Hualien and Taitung, and on the east coast near the sea between Hualien and Taitung.
    Alternate names AMI, AMIA, PAGCAH, PANGTSAH, BAKURUT, LAM-SI-HOAN, MARAN, SABARI, TANAH
    Dialects CENTRAL AMIS (HAIAN AMI, HSIUKULAN AMI), TAVALONG-VATAAN (KWANGFU, KUANGFU), SOUTHERN AMIS (PEINAN, HENGCH’UN AMIS, TAITUNG), CHENGKUNG-KWANGSHAN, NORTHERN AMIS (NANSHI AMIS).
    Classification Austronesian, Formosan, Paiwanic.
    Comments The Chengkung-Kwangshan dialect is closest to Central Amis. Bilingualism in Japanese, Mandarin. ‘Amis’ is their name for themselves; ‘Ami’ is the Chinese name. Traditionally matrilineal. Many are migrating to cities and industrial areas. Dictionary. Roman script used. Plains. Agriculturalists: rice. NT 1972-1981.
    Taken from http://www.ethnologue.com

    in reply to: Designing 3? #734841
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    Just a little bland. Anyway, a really weird logojet, I don’t know why I chose to do Ricola, of all things:

    in reply to: General Discussion #410065
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    Plawolf:
    Indigenous groups: 22 native languages, non-Chinese, and 200,000 Amis.
    Tibet was “given autonomy” in 1965, but Beijing controls a lot.
    The only way a rich Tibet can help China is being given more rights. China has one of the worst human rights records.
    Read newspapers. And a good one too.
    I do think the US is very intrusive with that total sh*thead Bush. And you can’t just defeat terror, if you try, it will only strengthen it.
    I think the UN should have handled Iraq long ago, and a few more allies for the coalition would be nicer. I think Israel would not be supportive if Iraq had WMDs.

    in reply to: What about Tibet? #1982380
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    Plawolf:
    Indigenous groups: 22 native languages, non-Chinese, and 200,000 Amis.
    Tibet was “given autonomy” in 1965, but Beijing controls a lot.
    The only way a rich Tibet can help China is being given more rights. China has one of the worst human rights records.
    Read newspapers. And a good one too.
    I do think the US is very intrusive with that total sh*thead Bush. And you can’t just defeat terror, if you try, it will only strengthen it.
    I think the UN should have handled Iraq long ago, and a few more allies for the coalition would be nicer. I think Israel would not be supportive if Iraq had WMDs.

    in reply to: Designing 3? #735582
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    Wow.Thanks. It would make a good Trislander replacement, 30 years with them now, correct?

    in reply to: Designing 3? #735781
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    Thanks. I’m considering a Ryanair A340.

    in reply to: General Discussion #410351
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    Can a PM be impeached in Italy? He’s a total f***ing prat.
    I think that he is a despot: he recently passed a law saying that the PM’s trials cannot be done during their terms, halting his trial for G-d knows how long. He’s barely fit to be a mayor, much less Mr. Europe. He’s like Midas.

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