mike69spain Forum Posts (4,110)

RE: Love or Lies

It's good we are innocent believers at times, but it can be expensive. If experience only was a bank...

RE: Not so long................

To me "heavy drinker" = Need drinking +2 glass of whatever every day.

Answer is no. I would not.

RE: OK....................

Would not be cheating, but then, how would life look if all conversation with others were under suspicion by our partner? Jealousy is a sad disease

RE: why me??

Ever did the mistake of asking an Italian chap for directions?

Well, there you go ..

RE: men are sold ...

Hey, centimeters, at least... Millimeters, yeah right...

RE: cry and tear

Depends on who´s doing the crying, you know...

Wherever I Lay My Hat... Does the foreign world attract?

I think we figured that out a while ago already

Good to see you, mate

Wherever I Lay My Hat... Does the foreign world attract?

That's very different, caution in care for others and your own well being, is a healthy thing.

I am more inclined to see it as a love of life itself and its members. Loneliness is not an option as it needs you to close out curiosity and lust for experience.

Funny thing, many expats seem to have a better relation and more frequent dialogues with there loved ones back from home than members of families all living in the same town. How is that?

Wherever I Lay My Hat... Does the foreign world attract?

You live as I've done and that was the option for me, for even when I do return "home" to my roots, I feel like a mere visitor.

I am more attracted by the journey and its destination than my point of departure. I could never "return home" as it would most probably strangle an important vein in my person.

Settle down is not an issue, I've been stationary for more than 5 years now, but I thrive on the new, the exotic and the unknown in a way that is best fed by travels, be it beyond the next hill to next town or past an ocean to a new world.

to this world with all its colours and differences.

RE: Vegetarianism-yes or no?

That's when there are no options, even to a Buddhist it would have been kosher ( ) since they did not actually kill anyone to get food on the table.

It's good life tomorrow is unknown to us today...

RE: Kitchen Items word game .. hahahahaaaa.....

Loaf

RE: TUNISIA

Funny, almost half my life it's been the general rule for me

RE: what's your party trick?

Or both...

RE: what's your party trick?

I'm officially ROFL

RE: TUNISIA

Next I will have a visit by my door; telling me off for diverting one of their potential visitors

RE: money

When did you go politically correct, mate?

All good here, have been way to active in the real world to take an active part in here.

And your own self, in a good mood I see

RE: Vegetarianism-yes or no?

I think they would have, but on an icy mountain there is a bit of a shortage of such

RE: Short Neurological Test

I don't really like to forward messages as they tend to clog the internet, but this is a really great thing to pass on, as they test two things, literacy and understanding of a foreign language (!!)

RE: Short Neurological Test

PASSED

RE: Summer

My life is one big holiday

RE: TUNISIA

Dirty

Great local people, but close your eyes as you go traveling along the roads, they completely missed the thing about landscape and its beautification.

Try the tea, ride a camel, find a friend and visit the bazaars.

RE: money

Set up a trust fund and let every year decide where the tick should go if anywhere.

NGOs and their alike got a bit of a trouble at times channeling funds, better not give all to one single receiver.

It would not change my personal life much though

RE: What are you afraid of?

Polish women...

RE: Wedding rings...

(NO)

Respect it...

RE: day

Holiday is my preferred day, any week. Workday would be the opposite.

Otherwise, I am pretty liberal. Maybe just liberal.

RE: OK I'm gonna go mail some random local guy's!

178 guys fit your template...

Simply send them a "Hi there, randomly using my radar for guys your type to see if you fit mine... You've got number nnn of 178 in line. Check me out and tell me if you want enter into the next set of selection criteria"

RE: How is your day today?

Or change the innocents to protect their names¿

RE: polite

"take tea in bed"...

Nope, that's where I fail

RE: U.S. Taxpayers money paying child soldiers in Somalia...

It can become misleading adding two different statements together like that.

Ratification of the treaty is one thing.

The financing of child-soldiers is something very different.

Loads of countries and organisations got the dilemma of wither to help or not, if they do not help, people suffer, if they do help - well, risk is that some of that funding will be diverted to the wrong hands.

All the helping world have been responsible in funding child-soldiers, not US only. This is a sad truth and daily obstacle in getting people on their feet to get out of their traps.

Put blame where blame should be - kids should be kids and anyone against put in the corner of shame.

An now -

US - RATIFY YOUR OWN TREATY GOD DAMMIT
You signed it, now bring it home

RE: Good Lord..............

Wrong, you can find him/her/it (it? ) anywhere - the needle in a haystack apply everywhere. Staying out of haystacks way only limits chances, that's all.