> But you won't be "odd".
> I guess if you say "geeky", it's meant ";)" this way (with a
> wink smiley)?!
>>>
actually no. I am probably, from most people's perspectives, odd. Or so I
have been told in other words. Eccentric is a word commonly used about me.
Whatever. This may be why although I do poorly at interviews, I am
nonetheless good at what I do.
>>
> [Philadelphia (Pennsylvania)]
The Rodin Museum, which I have visited on more than one occasion in the
past, is on the central west side, in the same area as the Philadelphia
Museum shown often in the movie "Rocky". It wasn't truly convenient for us
to get to, and definitely not on days where we were in classes 9-5.
I would like to see it also--since i am pretty sure i will never have the
opportunity, i guess this virtual tour will have to do.
.
>
>
> I guess I'd love those special "Mustard Pretzels" :)
something slightly reminiscent of Bavaria about it?
>
>> South Street is also tourist heaven for getting a famous Philadelphia
>> Philly
>> Cheese Steak.
>> Most tourists are steered to either Pat's or Jim's. But, we tried a new
>> one
>> called SOS which I think stands for Steaks on South. Although my
>> companion
>> had a steak sandwich, I had a just as famous meatball sandwich.
>>
>> The next day the entire class attended a banquet at a restaurant called
>> Ploughs and Stars. I was shocked that no one out of a group of more than
>> 30,
>> many with Irish backgrounds, recognized the origin of the name as an
>> Irish
>> play from the early 1900s. I was fascinated to see that a movie of this
>> play was produced as well.
http://poll.imdb.com/title/tt0028112//
>>
>> I sat across from a person who I had met several years earlier and got to
>> know her better. She told me about a person who was "incompetent" and
>> was
>> talking about satellites the entire time. Naturally they thought she was
>> talking about seeing aliens. Turns out she thought the aliens were
>> plentiful because of all the "satellite parking" signs in the area.
>>
>> Definitions of Satellite Parking on the Web:
>>
>> a.. Also known as Park 'n Ride, satellite parking is located on airport
>> property, but is not directly connected to the main terminal building,
>> and
>> so offers cheaper parking rates than the parking garages
>>
www.orlandoairports.net/goaa/glossary.htm
>>
> Yes, also in Germany we have those Park&Ride facilities (as copied from
> the American lifestyle).
>
yes, but do you have any aliens from another planet using them?
or perhaps geeks such as me?
mk5000
"LOL!! Mate, I was *born* confused. "--Shaun. ~misfit~
