Comments | chronarchy: It's been ten days? Not long enough.

chronarchy

It's been ten days? Not long enough.

Nov 30, 2005 08:54

Since Monday, Nov. 20, in no particular order I:

saw the nautes pillar
did a monkey dance
saw a Roman archeological dig
saw Notre Dame and decided it wasn't worth it to go in
kissed a girl in Paris

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shizukagozen November 30 2005, 14:02:56 UTC

You can get in between my legs any time babe.

chronarchy November 30 2005, 18:02:54 UTC

I'm surprised I'm not two dimensional right this very second!

shizukagozen November 30 2005, 18:50:57 UTC

As he did join us for our wild sex in bed, I do not think he has any legs to stand on. Or, as the case may be, any butt to sit with.

chronarchy November 30 2005, 20:43:06 UTC

That certainly was quite the orgy, wasn't it?

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edelweiss68 November 30 2005, 14:21:51 UTC

Nice to have you back. *hugs* Can't wait 'til you go into detail on some of these... ;)

chronarchy November 30 2005, 18:05:54 UTC

I have an edelweiss pin that I got on the "Sound of Music" tour in Salzberg. . .

Details on the important points are coming.

Air France turned me into a newt. brit0martis November 30 2005, 14:24:33 UTC

Dude, you went to Europe, I am jealous.

I got better. . . chronarchy November 30 2005, 18:07:34 UTC

It was a blast. And extremely cheap, too, because of the way it was designed by shizukagozen and m3ch.

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Re: Good times. chronarchy November 30 2005, 18:08:41 UTC

I told you: I had my hat! Of course it was an adventure :)

Thanks :)

triskele November 30 2005, 15:05:47 UTC

Falco is dead?

Where do Men Without Hats go? (don't tell me they're dead too)

Was the girl you kissed in Paris the same as the one in Vienna? Or are you now an international playboy?

chronarchy November 30 2005, 18:11:56 UTC

Falco is dead. Has been for a while.

The men with hats, apparently, go down (stop snickering), cross streets, and steal children. You'll understand better when you see the pictures, I promise.

No, and I don't think so.