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Skriven 2007-06-19 16:35:53 av alexander koryagin
     Kommentar till en text av PETER COGGON (1:123/140)
Ärende: Re: JUNE-06-2007
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From: "alexander koryagin" <koryagin@erec.ru>

Hi, PETER COGGON! How are you?
on Saturday, 16 of June, you wrote to ALEXANDER KORYAGIN about "Re:
JUNE-06-2007"

 AK>> You can invent something that would be tastier that your vegetables.
 AK>> Try to water weeds in your garden with sweet water. ;=)

 PC>    Water weeds?  Really...mmm..never heard of them.

I certainly had to write "Try to water THE weeds in your garden with..."
("To water" imho "to pour (sweet) water on" the some unwanted grass which
commonly grow in the garden; for example goose-foot, burdock.... ) Or you
have never seen unwanted weeds at all?


 AK>> Do you think that a paper letters cannot be compared with e-mails or
 AK>> messages on your computer? Imho letters located on the computer are
 AK>> more convenient. You can find a letter by a single word. It is very
 AK>> important when you have thousands of letters.

 PC>   I love, given some quiet times, to sit and just read.  Also a treat
 PC> to find a letter pressed between the pages... and that is just a great
 PC> find.

An this moment I remembered a funny story about a Russian boy. Once his
father went to his cabinet and saw that his son diligently turn over the
pages of his great library books. The father called to the wife and said to
her "How clever our son is - he began read my most complicated books".
Several hours passed - the boy is not going to leave the library. The
parents said to him "Dear, take a rest, you've been reading for so long
time!" The boy answers: "Damn! What a rest you a talking about?! I have
hidden 10 dollars in some book and forgot in which one!"


[Skipped]
 AK>> snowmobile. That was great and funny. A driver get big speed on a
 AK>> shore and after that he could go on lake's surface like a water
 AK>> runner. Although if he made a mistake his vehicle went down. ;)

 PC>   We have that here on Lake Simcoe...A local set a record going out and
 PC> around islands on the lake before returning.  It was so funny to watch
 PC> this snowmobile out there in the summer.

And especially on the water.

 PC>   I have been on fast sailboats, and even the firecracker boats that
 PC> have 3 or 4 engines, and really nearly fly.   Hard on the body.
 PC> Helmets, with intercoms and suits needed, as well a crew to watch
 PC> fuel as well engine performance with the pilot concentrating on just
 PC> steering.

Once I tested a mini-motorbike; it was a very low and flimsy vehicle with
small wheels. I went at 50 km/h and the road was not very fine. What was the
impression I have to tell you! To go at the top and hope to be in one piece
at the end! ;) When you sit very low above the road it seems to you that you
have a very high speed. Now I prefer a F1 computer simulator. It can quell
a thirst of speed and allow you to keep alive. ;-)

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 AK>> Of course. BTW I wonder that nowadays progress cannot offer me a
 AK>> device which is capable to blow over me with a cool air. ;=) I saw
 AK>> only unit which use dry ice for its ventilator; and for some time you
 AK>> feel cool, but to get dry ice as a rule is not easy task if you live
 AK>> far away from a freezing warehouse. An air-conditioner is also bad
 AK>> tthing - it is only for closed premises.

 PC>   Can not help you Alexander.   I got rid of the AC ... now I use the
 PC> old fashion electric fan.

Again a mysterious abbreviation; ;) what is AC? I know only AC/DC ;).

 PC>   Also the lake helps to cool things, and since we're on the south-east
 PC> side, the breezes off the lake are cool.

Not all people so lucky.

[...Scio me nihil scire]
Bye PETER!
Alexander
fido7.english-tutor 2007



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