And now over 60,000 posts.

[Graham Kennedy]

Wow, I'm right behind Graham. Not that that's significant...

*peeks over his shoulder* Hi there!

I beat Ian! Yay, I beat Ian! Ian has a life and I don't! Woo hoo!

Wait....

[stitch626]

Wow, I'm right behind Graham. Not that that's significant...

*peeks over his shoulder* Hi there!

I beat Ian! Yay, I beat Ian! Ian has a life and I don't! Woo hoo!

Wait....

[IanKennedy]

Ah, stitch626 the man who's avatar can't stay still for more than a few seconds. You need to give it a talking to

[stitch626]

Yeah, I've tried. For some reason, it doesn't listen.

[Sionnach Glic]

Well, I'm back from the land on cheese-eating surrender monkies, so I don't think there's any risk of losing my title of King of Spam to Mikey anymore.

[Reliant121]

Well, I'm back from the land on cheese-eating surrender monkies, so I don't think there's any risk of losing my title of King of Spam to Mikey anymore.

hazah! The spastic keyboard posts have been beaten!

[Sionnach Glic]

Indeed, I have returned to the land of proper spelling.

[Reliant121]

Indeed, I have returned to the land of proper spelling.

and proper hygiene -.-

[Sionnach Glic]

And proper keyboards.

[Reliant121]

Shall we settle for properness? the list will stretch on forever.

[Sionnach Glic]

Indeed. Let's just say I'm out of France. That alone should let people know everthing they need to.

[stitch626]

Yay.
Wait, now that means there will be several moe posts per day for me to read through...

So, did you like the French experience Rochey?

[Sionnach Glic]

In a word: not really.

Week 1, south of France: Constant rain and thunderstorms. Visited a few castles. Had to resist quoting Monthy Python's The Holy Grail.

Week 2, middle/west of France: No rain, but still thunderstorms. Visited some more castles, some caves and some medievil cities. Nearly got run over by crazy French guy on a bike.

Week 3, Brittany: Kinda good weather, it rained 'till about 4 O'clock and then brightened up after that. Visited some more medieval era castles and cities and the Normandy beaches. Pretty cool.

It seems that no one in France knows how to make a decent pizza, and all meat was served so undercooked it was practicaly still moving.

Despite the weather and lack of good food, the places I visited were pretty cool and interesting. Overall, I'd rate this holiday a solid 6/10.

[Reliant121]

In a word: not really.

Week 1, south of France: Constant rain and thunderstorms. Visited a few castles. Had to resist quoting Monthy Python's The Holy Grail.

Week 2, middle/west of France: No rain, but still thunderstorms. Visited some more castles, some caves and some medievil cities. Nearly got run over by crazy French guy on a bike.

Week 3, Brittany: Kinda good weather, it rained 'till about 4 O'clock and then brightened up after that. Visited some more medieval era castles and cities and the Normandy beaches. Pretty cool.

It seems that no one in France knows how to make a decent pizza, and all meat was served so undercooked it was practicaly still moving.

Despite the weather and lack of good food, the places I visited were pretty cool and interesting. Overall, I'd rate this holiday a solid 6/10.

You were lucky with weather. when i went to Caen for a school trip, i was literally melting. But then when we got to the ferry port, we watched our ferry leave right in front of us, so we went to a small beach that Mr. Malloy knew of and had a really good afternoon, got on board the ferry at 11:30 and arraived next morning, roughly 12 hours late ^_^ fun fun fun.

[Teaos]

Oh crap Rochey is back. I'm now the worst speller on the forum again...