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2009-10-13T12:10:52.549+02:00

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naoplean stole the obelisk which the egyptians are...

2006-10-31T16:56:20.266+01:00

naoplean stole the obelisk which the egyptians are still waiting to be returned from the friendly french :)

Success is not the key to hapiness. Happiness is t...

2006-10-19T03:10:28.386+02:00

Success is not the key to hapiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.

This is an incredible photo. I love the spit!

2006-09-29T22:40:59.570+02:00

This is an incredible photo. I love the spit!

gg...I'll have to look out for the sphinges in Par...

2006-09-29T19:25:32.360+02:00

gg...I'll have to look out for the sphinges in Paris. Maybe Eric should do it for us and take a photo!

"Le Louvre" without an "s" is more like it. Oops.

2006-09-29T02:45:38.306+02:00

"Le Louvre" without an "s" is more like it. Oops.

Johnny Parsons: Thanks for the compliment! I fou...

2006-09-29T02:44:01.200+02:00

Johnny Parsons: Thanks for the compliment! I found a site you might be interested in:

http://www.parisbalades.com/Autre/defaulte.htm

You can see a little map of Paris and if you click on the icons they give you more details. They don't have Chatelet, but they do have Le Louvres (a little bit to the left of the Chatelet).

Also, something you might want to do when you get there is simply walk along the Seine as far as you can. There is much to see between the Ile de la Cite and the Eiffel Tower.

Yesterday I forgot to mention, of course, that if you keep walking, you'd see the Louvres, Pont Neuf ...

Enjoy your next promenade in Paris!

(It's great that you think so highly of your Partenaire, and I hope he says all kinds of nice things about you, too! :)

Tomate,Love your comments. My Partenaire remember...

2006-09-28T22:25:05.526+02:00

Tomate,
Love your comments. My Partenaire remembered all from the summer before last including the covered up tour. He is much younger than I and with a much higher I.Q. and mnemonic ability. Thanks again for your help.

If I may, in french (and so not in the Webster's),...

2006-09-28T10:33:26.810+02:00

If I may, in french (and so not in the Webster's), "sphinge" is the female of sphinx. Now Michael, a game, after sphinxes, let's look out for sphinges in Paris ! I immediatly think to 2 of them : one in the Tuileries at the angle of avenue du Général Lemonnier, another at Ecole Massillon (near Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal).

Wow Percy, even I looked all over for my original ...

2006-09-28T06:52:31.016+02:00

Wow Percy, even I looked all over for my original post but could not find it. Thanks!

Now, sphinges and phalanges surprises me! I never would have sphunx that was the plural! You learn something every day.

From Michael's comment on the September 17 "Big gr...

2006-09-28T04:59:06.883+02:00

From Michael's comment on the September 17 "Big green man" post:

(insert open bracket)a href="INSERT THE LINK YOU WANT HERE">insert the word(s) you want to underline as a link here(insert open bracket)/a(insert closed bracket)

brackets being these guys: open < or closed >

My Webster's Dictionary says that the plural of sphinx can be sphinxes or sphinges! Much like the plurals of phalanx: phalanxes or phalanges.

We are a fun bunch, aren't we?

2006-09-28T04:27:34.723+02:00

We are a fun bunch, aren't we?

I'm still laughing! Sphinxter and Tomate's statue...

2006-09-27T23:46:15.646+02:00

I'm still laughing! Sphinxter and Tomate's statue are way too much. Only this crowd could go from Napoleon's conquests to the Manneken Pis and bodily functions! Very clever you all are.

Susan, I'll look for my original reply and try to post it here. I'm sure someone else has the answer too, so feel free topost it.

lol! Oh ham, you're such a....ham!I think they'd ...

2006-09-27T22:43:41.716+02:00

lol! Oh ham, you're such a....ham!

I think they'd look much better with the water spewing out of their noses!!!

Johnny Parson: The Chatelet is very central and f...

2006-09-27T19:47:16.910+02:00

Johnny Parson: The Chatelet is very central and from there you can walk to many, many, many interesting places in Paris, in fact so many I don't know if I can name them all here...

On the same side as Chatelet and in addition to the theaters, you can walk back up to Les Halles, Georges Pompidou Center, Le Marais, l'Hotel de Ville, les bouquinistes, les marchands d'animaux...

If you walk away from that side and you cross the Seine, you should see La Conciergerie, Le Marche aux Fleurs, l'Ile de la Cite, the Palais de Justice (Superior Court) Notre Dame, of course, is not far, St. Michel, the Quartier Latin ... somebody please stop me...

Honestly, around these parts of Paris, there are so many things to see, you could spend a week trying to see everything in detail.

(Harris is right, Chateley is probably the metro station with the longest underground tunnels. It is also a RER station which means you can access it from many other places around Paris, including CDG)

Yes, it is the Zimmer. Merci.

2006-09-27T16:56:41.136+02:00

Yes, it is the Zimmer. Merci.

> tomate : désarmant, navrant, affligeant… ;o)

2006-09-27T16:56:18.593+02:00

> tomate : désarmant, navrant, affligeant…

;o)

Not all statues spew water from the mouth ...

2006-09-27T16:48:38.836+02:00

Not all statues spew water from the mouth ...

"the large brasserie at the NW corner" : could be ...

2006-09-27T16:32:47.703+02:00

"the large brasserie at the NW corner" :
could be le Café Zimmer (http://www.lezimmer.com/). The déco has been redone a few years ago. Kind of posh-Napoleon III… just as I like !

>Are there more things of interest in the area?Two...

2006-09-27T16:00:04.220+02:00

>Are there more things of interest in the area?

Two famous theatres, one of which is the Bernhardt (where I once, unforgettably, saw Marlene Dietrich in the foyer).

The largest Correspondance station in the Métro system, providing unexpectedly long underground walks....

I've had decent food at the large brasserie at the NW corner, can't think of the name. But the Trumilou isn't far away:

84 Quai de L'Hotel-De-Ville
01 42 77 63 98

Eric, the great thing for me about this photo is t...

2006-09-27T15:22:03.013+02:00

Eric, the great thing for me about this photo is that it reminds me of my own strolls in this area, and fills me with nostalgia (and a little longing).

Johnny, if memory serves, Place du Chatelet is not far from the Hotel de Ville and the Rue de Rivoli. The area is jam-packed with sites and places to stroll. I'd defer to my Parisian friends on restaurants.

I added this photo to my collection but I would ha...

2006-09-27T12:42:39.143+02:00

I added this photo to my collection but I would have liked it better sans the spew. The fountain is now on my "must see list" Dumb question follows, remember I am from Kentucky. Where is Place du Chatelet? Are there more things of interest in the area? How about a good restaurant?

pendant la canicule en Juillet, il fallait voir le...

2006-09-27T12:01:32.216+02:00

pendant la canicule en Juillet, il fallait voir le monde autour de cette fontaine et le nombre impressionnant de pigeons.

Michael... the answer is obvious .... sphinxters

2006-09-27T11:31:17.553+02:00

Michael... the answer is obvious .... sphinxters

Just read Percy's post that Michael explained how ...

2006-09-27T09:47:19.823+02:00

Just read Percy's post that Michael explained how to insert links....but I have gone back and read every one of Michael's post...cannot find it. I just went back to the post where I asked him how to insert them....no further.

Where are the instructions?

I insert links all the time....but I don't have the same options here for some reason.