Comments for Splette's Travel Blog http://pan-am.info Pan-American Journey 2011/2012 Sat, 12 May 2012 11:33:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on One day at Marshall High School, Chicago by Klemens http://pan-am.info/?p=3603&cpage=1#comment-477 Klemens Sat, 12 May 2012 11:33:23 +0000 http://pan-am.info/?p=3603#comment-477 Hi Splette! Ich habe mich köstlich amüsiert. Danke! :) Hi Splette! Ich habe mich köstlich amüsiert. Danke! :)

]]> Comment on One day at Marshall High School, Chicago by doktor c http://pan-am.info/?p=3603&cpage=1#comment-475 doktor c Sun, 06 May 2012 18:05:09 +0000 http://pan-am.info/?p=3603#comment-475 Dein Spanish-Lesson ging wohl gut, aber Biologie anscheinend noch besser! I was rolling while reading this. Given the Splett-context. Dein Spanish-Lesson ging wohl gut, aber Biologie anscheinend noch besser! I was rolling while reading this. Given the Splett-context.

]]> Comment on Goodbye beloved Adidas sneakers by Your sneakers or your life - Splette's Travel Blog http://pan-am.info/?p=1941&cpage=1#comment-463 Your sneakers or your life - Splette's Travel Blog Sat, 31 Mar 2012 01:43:41 +0000 http://pan-am.info/?p=1941#comment-463 [...] My friend Alex is a lucky bastard. He got to keep his sneakers! (I consider myself lucky, too: the thief of my sneakers stole them while I was asleep instead of shooting [...] [...] My friend Alex is a lucky bastard. He got to keep his sneakers! (I consider myself lucky, too: the thief of my sneakers stole them while I was asleep instead of shooting [...]

]]> Comment on The suicide shower by Sampath Koppole http://pan-am.info/?p=3452&cpage=1#comment-461 Sampath Koppole Sat, 24 Mar 2012 10:28:48 +0000 http://pan-am.info/?p=3452#comment-461 Wow, the "device" - in terms of innovation, seems quite interesting. Never thought one could insert the "heating element" inside the shower head. Well, this is something I learnt from your travels :) Keep safe and make sure the "confirmation light" does not strike you ! Cheers Wow, the “device” – in terms of innovation, seems quite interesting. Never thought one could insert the “heating element” inside the shower head. Well, this is something I learnt from your travels :)
Keep safe and make sure the “confirmation light” does not strike you !
Cheers

]]> Comment on The suicide shower by Splette http://pan-am.info/?p=3452&cpage=1#comment-460 Splette Fri, 23 Mar 2012 19:58:56 +0000 http://pan-am.info/?p=3452#comment-460 Ha, I knew it. As soon as I show a little skin, I get 4 comments from my not-so-straight friends in less than 24h. I have no numbers about actual deaths in those showers. I'd be interested to see some. Millions of people use those showers every day, my final scene should be encouraging to try it out (the shower, not the suicide). Ha, it's all natural, I have not been going to the gym, though planning to go for months... :-( The camera is Panasonic Lumix GF-1, a great camera! Only the autofocus is a little slow. There is a successor: Lumix GX-1 which I'd recommend to anyone. Ha, I knew it. As soon as I show a little skin, I get 4 comments from my not-so-straight friends in less than 24h.
I have no numbers about actual deaths in those showers. I’d be interested to see some. Millions of people use those showers every day, my final scene should be encouraging to try it out (the shower, not the suicide).
Ha, it’s all natural, I have not been going to the gym, though planning to go for months… :-(
The camera is Panasonic Lumix GF-1, a great camera! Only the autofocus is a little slow. There is a successor: Lumix GX-1 which I’d recommend to anyone.

]]> Comment on The suicide shower by Hu http://pan-am.info/?p=3452&cpage=1#comment-459 Hu Fri, 23 Mar 2012 15:01:17 +0000 http://pan-am.info/?p=3452#comment-459 Also, which camera did you use to make this video? Also, which camera did you use to make this video?

]]> Comment on The suicide shower by Hu http://pan-am.info/?p=3452&cpage=1#comment-458 Hu Fri, 23 Mar 2012 15:00:20 +0000 http://pan-am.info/?p=3452#comment-458 I have the same question as raised in the comment by Michael. Is that the take-home message of the video? lol I have the same question as raised in the comment by Michael. Is that the take-home message of the video? lol

]]> Comment on The suicide shower by Michael http://pan-am.info/?p=3452&cpage=1#comment-457 Michael Fri, 23 Mar 2012 10:30:41 +0000 http://pan-am.info/?p=3452#comment-457 Is it me or you have been going to the gym? Ps: are there some numbers on the fatality rate of those Russian Roulette showers? Is it me or you have been going to the gym?

Ps: are there some numbers on the fatality rate of those Russian Roulette showers?

]]> Comment on My trip in 99 seconds by Felipe Mejia Medina http://pan-am.info/?p=2872&cpage=1#comment-456 Felipe Mejia Medina Fri, 23 Mar 2012 02:35:31 +0000 http://pan-am.info/?p=2872#comment-456 Heheh I liked it very much! You look like a hero or something who's gonna save the world or something. Heheh I liked it very much! You look like a hero or something who’s gonna save the world or something.

]]> Comment on Settling in Costa Rica by Felipe Mejia Medina http://pan-am.info/?p=3309&cpage=1#comment-455 Felipe Mejia Medina Fri, 23 Mar 2012 02:23:02 +0000 http://pan-am.info/?p=3309#comment-455 I was in San José three times for over three months each. To me, as a colombian person who lived in Germany as a colombian person :), the things related to addresses in this case are very strange too. But if they get to places and have no problem with that, it is ok, I guess. I wondered however about data base. It's very complicated to have such when the info for each entry is too long. Imagine global position and other resources which needs Cartesian planes. Still not even in Europe it's a common thing to have numbers for streets and avenues. I was very surprised for instance for the very long list of street's name that Paris has at the back of its maps. Why? Because there's no other way. I had a great time in Costa Rica! I still miss jogging at the Universidad de Costa Rica...I also think 'settling' is right. :) Abrazos pues. F. I was in San José three times for over three months each. To me, as a colombian person who lived in Germany as a colombian person :) , the things related to addresses in this case are very strange too. But if they get to places and have no problem with that, it is ok, I guess. I wondered however about data base. It’s very complicated to have such when the info for each entry is too long. Imagine global position and other resources which needs Cartesian planes. Still not even in Europe it’s a common thing to have numbers for streets and avenues. I was very surprised for instance for the very long list of street’s name that Paris has at the back of its maps. Why? Because there’s no other way.

I had a great time in Costa Rica! I still miss jogging at the Universidad de Costa Rica…I also think ‘settling’ is right. :)

Abrazos pues.

F.

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