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Posted By: Kenbo How to visit Alan in France - 04/20/07 01:52 PM
1. go to www.google.co.uk

2. click on "maps," above the search bar...

3. click on "get directions"

4. type "New York" in the first box (the "from" box)

5. type " Paris" in the second box (the "to" box)

6. click on "get directions"

7. scroll down to step #23 !! (priceless)
Posted By: frenchelectrican Re: How to visit Alan in France - 04/20/07 02:03 PM
Kenbo:


I did follow your directions and end up with nice laugher that is priceless

Jezz,, i will give two thumb up !!

je renoncerai au pouce deux !!

Merci , Marc
Posted By: gfretwell Re: How to visit Alan in France - 04/20/07 03:42 PM
Ya need ya one of them "amphibibbious"* cars.
(*stolen from the Henry Morgan line in "the Flim Flam Man")
Posted By: pauluk Re: How to visit Alan in France - 04/20/07 03:56 PM
grin

You'd think it would at least send you up to Nova Scotia or something to minimize the swim!

On the bright side though, at least after reaching France you won't have to go quite as far as Paris to reach Alan. wink
Posted By: Retired_Helper Re: How to visit Alan in France - 04/20/07 04:17 PM
Does anyone remember what movie had the sequence where someone takes a taxi from New York to Paris, and you see the taxi on the Paris street steaming, like it's still burning off the sea water? laugh
Posted By: Alan Belson Re: How to visit Alan in France - 04/20/07 05:31 PM
We have vacancies in August. A crab would be nice.
Posted By: iwire Re: How to visit Alan in France - 04/20/07 11:08 PM
Originally Posted by Alan Belson
We have vacancies in August. A crab would be nice.


You want crabby guests? wink
Posted By: jeepmudman Re: How to visit Alan in France - 04/21/07 06:44 AM
I like how long it takes to get there. You would have to be a quick swimmer
Posted By: walrus Re: How to visit Alan in France - 04/21/07 10:28 AM
What good is "a" crab. You get them by the bushel here in Maine smile
Posted By: Alan Belson Re: How to visit Alan in France - 04/21/07 10:58 AM
Imagine the scene: Otis Z Fandango III turns up on my doorstep, covered in barnacles and several species of pelagic seaweed and claims to have just swum the Atlantic. He is dragging a bushel of Maine crabs. They smell a bit off.
"Ooh!" coos Mrs B., "How thoughtful, you shouldn't have! Tea, anyone?"

Alan
Posted By: pauluk Re: How to visit Alan in France - 04/21/07 01:03 PM
And then when you're cooking up the bacon and pancakes for breakfast next morning, you say,

"What, you didn't stop in Vermont on the way for maple syrup? Could you just pop back and get some......" wink

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