The Return of Spanish Pride PBEM

[kIndal]

Something about the Spanish pride

ummmmm???? the brave warriors of always have discovered a big fields of wheat and some savages sheeps near a great mountain.
It is enough imaginative
--file sent--

[Waku]

turn played and sent to Jesús.

I just hope not to have caused any heart attack with the gunpowder

[Jay Bee]

The warriors of Allah, recovered from the scary but fortunately false news coming from the north, have made significant progresses. A strange new tech has been granted to them by the will of the prophet and the scouts have found extensive vineyard terrains (not that they are allowed to drink though).

[Chris 62]

And so it came to pass, that in the year 3750 B.C. The Portugeuse formed the first written language on the Iberian Penninsular, and thus showed that they were the most advanced and highly progressive people of that fabled land...From the Tales of Portugal by CL Poulos.<>File sent to Exile(Catalans).

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All knowledge begins with the phrase: I don't know.

[Fiera]

I've decided to compilate all of our ancient Basque rules and traditions in a Code of Laws...

*game sent to Waku*

[Waku]

Spontaneously our people have devoted a song to these beautiful trees:

Andalusians from Jaen
proud olivers
tell me with all your heart
who these olive trees belong to

(sent to JB)
[Edit: The answer is to them]
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[Jay Bee]

Oh show me the way
to the next whisky bar
oh don't ask why
oh don't ask why
show me the way
to the next whiskey bar...

(file sent to Senhor Pouarte)

[Fiera]

For, if... we don't find... the next whiskey bar,
I tell you we must die,
I tell you we must die,
I tell you, I tell you,
I tell you we must die!



I couldn't help it...

[Chris 62]

^ Alabama song from the Doors. Nothing in the ol' mailbox.

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All knowledge begins with the phrase: I don't know.

[Waku]

quote: Originally posted by Jay Bee on 05-21-2001 10:21 AM show me the way to the next whisky bar

Now it's clear you have something to do with Justerini & Brooks

[Jay Bee]

Nice song ain't it? I am happily surprised of your swift replies guys A few months ago I went to have dinner at San Diego's Hard Rock and Ray Manzarek was there doing a live radio show & signing LP covers. People treated him as if he was God himself. Weird (but fun).


Waku, LOL.

The Moors found the vineyard tiles and had to celebrate somehow.


File re-sent to cpoulos.


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[Chris 62]

And the Portugese found that the Tagus was long indeed...From the Tales of Portugal by CL Poulos<>File sent to exile(Catalans) People today still remember the doors. Not my favorite band. I saw one of mine last week, AC/DC, and even got to meet the boys, but that's another story.

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All knowledge begins with the phrase: I don't know.

[Jay Bee]

Angus Young et al, tell, tell, you are welcome to open anoda' thread in which we all can recall past musical experiences . AC/DC were never among my top favorite bands, but I liked them nevertheless. In Madrid there is street called after them: Calle de AC/DC. Now that's weird, uh?

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[Waku]

quote: Originally posted by Jay Bee on 05-21-2001 01:08 PM Calle de AC/DC. [This message has been edited by Jay Bee (edited May 21, 2001).]

Are you serious??????

[Jay Bee]

Absolutely. It's in Leganés. The kids steal the plates almost every other day. Funny stuff.