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Old 08-19-2008, 09:57 PM   #31
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After seeing the likes of Pedrosa on TV, who knew a Spaniard could have a sense of humor?

Besides these comedians, I mean....
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Old 08-20-2008, 11:41 AM   #32
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After seeing the likes of Pedrosa on TV, who knew a Spaniard could have a sense of humor?

Besides these comedians, I mean....
When you are supposed to use the same picture too. You better practice that.

Rumor I heard was 1200cc with the V5, but if it looks as ugly as that picture, I still wouldn't buy one ... even if they existed I mean.
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When you are supposed to use the same picture too. You better practice that.

Rumor I heard was 1200cc with the V5, but if it looks as ugly as that picture, I still wouldn't buy one ... even if they existed I mean.
I heard they just found Bigfoot so this VFR might be out there too...

I believe it.
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After seeing the likes of Pedrosa on TV, who knew a Spaniard could have a sense of humor?

Besides these comedians, I mean....
That's the tolerant European cultural elite right there though...you know, they speak lots of languages and stuff.
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Old 08-20-2008, 03:13 PM   #35
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After seeing the likes of Pedrosa on TV, who knew a Spaniard could have a sense of humor?

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We've got senses of humor... we gained them back at the end of the 15th century.


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That's the tolerant European cultural elite right there though...you know, they speak lots of languages and stuff.
You might want to move to Spain, even monkeys have rights over there.
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Old 08-20-2008, 03:26 PM   #36
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That's the tolerant European cultural elite right there though...you know, they speak lots of languages and stuff.
Yeah, but a lot of those guys have been thoroughly de-socialized in the NBA.

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We've got senses of humor... we gained them back at the end of the 15th century.
Pretty good... However, I didn't recall reading a lot of humorous literature about the sinking of the Armada or the plague. Might have lost something in translation. But you have since made up for it by raising up the funniest of all within the historically long line of romance language comedians..... Jose Jimenez!!!!!

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You might want to move to Spain, even monkeys have rights over there.
I need to visit. The weather would be very familiar.

I just bought a bota bag at lunch to carry my wine on a packing trip tomorrow, gotta count for something.
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Yeah, but a lot of those guys have been thoroughly de-socialized in the NBA.

Pretty good... However, I didn't recall reading a lot of humorous literature about the sinking of the Armada or the plague. Might have lost something in translation. But you have since made up for it by raising up the funniest of all within the historically long line of romance language comedians..... Jose Jimenez!!!!!

After what they did to the Spanish language on this side of the pond, I think it lost all the romance...

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I need to visit. The weather would be very familiar.

I just bought a bota bag at lunch to carry my wine on a packing trip tomorrow, gotta count for something.
Bota bags, if made of the real thing, which I believe is part of a cows stomach, need to be treated for a few days before you can use it. I might be wrong though. That's something I did not expect from you, in any case.

Careful when visiting Spain, you might never leave, or swear to never come back...
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I need to visit. The weather would be very familiar.

I just bought a bota bag at lunch to carry my wine on a packing trip tomorrow, gotta count for something.
I've just looked it up here
LaTienda.com - Hand-Made Bota Wineskin - Curved Traditional Pitch Lined Interior

Some need to be cured some (with latex linings) don't. And I was wrong about the cows stomach. Seems like, at least this ones, are made of goat's skin. They are very cool in any case.
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I've just looked it up here
LaTienda.com - Hand-Made Bota Wineskin - Curved Traditional Pitch Lined Interior

Some need to be cured some (with latex linings) don't. And I was wrong about the cows stomach. Seems like, at least this ones, are made of goat's skin. They are very cool in any case.
I got a made in Spain goatskin one, lined with latex. $6.99 at the local surplus store.

I could've more easily dumped the bottle in a BPA-free Nalgene bottle, but it just wouldn't have the same cachet.
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I got a made in Spain goatskin one, lined with latex. $6.99 at the local surplus store.

I could've more easily dumped the bottle in a BPA-free Nalgene bottle, but it just didn't seem to have the same cachet.
6.99? Dang!!! The latex lined one on that site goes for 85 bucks...
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6.99? Dang!!! The latex lined one on that site goes for 85 bucks...
Ha! That tres cool pitch lined one would be the deal...but I wasn't nearly that motivated. Plus that would've required planning...

El cheapo is good enough for this go around.


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Love it. "Available in black".

Thanks Henry Ford.

I'd buy a used one anyway.
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