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French Polynesia

Friday, 2. November 2007, 11:12:55

There is a paradise on earth after all.



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Vetle Roeim 2. November 2007, 11:37

Nice work photoshopping yourself into those images, Tor. :wink:

Илья Шпаньков 3. November 2007, 18:27

It's... It's... Wow. It's a real paradise. :wink:

But in Russia there is an anecdote.
One man has died and was placed to the paradise. After a few boring months he ask an angel: can I see the hell? And angel has answered: yes, of course. This man goes to the hell and sees what the many laughing hell-monsters are welcoming him. In the hell this man has a lot of wine, girls, entertainments, etc. After that fantastic voyage he say to an angel: hey, I want to the hell! So, as you wish - an angel is answering.
So, this man goes to the hell, but hell-monsters take him and throw in a boiler with boiling oil. Man ask their: hey, what the hell? Where is the wine, girls, etc? And one hell-monster is answering: well, you should has understand the difference between tourism and immigration. :wink:

But really the Polynesia is a good place to have a rest from problems of a daily life. :wink:

Thomas Ford 12. November 2007, 17:37

Thank you for that story, Ilya! Did you have fun with Opera folks in Russia?

Илья Шпаньков 14. November 2007, 05:49

Yes, of course :-) At weekends we had a lot of walks across the Moscow. And the most fun - I write this message by Opera-mini 8-)

Tamihana Paurini 23. December 2007, 05:10

It is rather beautiful isn't.

The sun is so warm and so is the water, island time is another bonus. If your running late it doesn't really matter, no body is in a rush hehe.

Very cool pix

T

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