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Vince
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« Alors là je dis Monsieur! (I had to say it in French!).
Date of comment: 2006-04-10 14:42 •Fantastic pictures.
Let me try this one in English: I’m on the ass. Oops doesn’t really works. Translation: je suis sur le cul! »
« Hahaha, tu as de la chance que mon spamblock ne soit pas configuré pour les jolis mots français
Mais merci, content que tu apprécies, et j’espère que tu ne t’es pas fait mal 
Date of comment: 2006-04-10 14:52 •Remarque qu’il faut rendre à César ce qui lui appartient: all I do is press the shutter, mother nature takes care of the rest... »
« j’engrange toujours, merci. Te souviens-tu des Lavandes ? Des pruniers et abricotiers ? Souvenirs, souvenirs... »
Date of comment: 2006-04-11 21:24 •« Comment oublier les Lavandes? Le champs semmé de mines brunes (cadeaux de Wolf), la vieille citerne remplie d’une eau sombre et stagnante, le chien noir du voisin qui aboyait sans fin, et mes walkies talkies made in Canada qui n’avaient pas de cristal pour la transmission... Je blague, bien sûr, j’adorais l’endroit!
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Date of comment: 2006-04-12 02:52 •« Once again, breathtaking pictures! (Not kidding).
Date of comment: 2006-04-26 05:14 •And you listen to ‘The sisters of Mercy’... As spanish people would say ‘El mundo es un panuelo’, i.e this is such a small world. »
« Si el mundo es un panuelo, me lo pongo en el bolsillo y me lo llevo!
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Date of comment: 2006-04-26 05:38 •And yes indeed, it is such a small world
« Pues, veo que no tendremos ningun problema para charlar en espanol! Qué guay! A mi tambien me parece que el mundo solo depende de la vision que tenemos sobre las cosas. Most of the times, i feel that only one life won’t be enouch to see everything i wanna see. »
Date of comment: 2006-04-26 07:30 •« Estupendo! Ahora solo nos falta que los Sisters of Mercy canten en espanol tambien...
Je-je...
Date of comment: 2006-04-26 13:16 •By the way, I have « something smart » written already for my Part 2 seal post, I’ll put it up tonight if I have a chance... »