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Scuba Forum / Scuba Locations / June 2007New e-commerce
Hi divers, hoping in your attention and appreciation, this is the link of my e-commerce. http://www.teksub.it Inside you'll find articles from the following trademarks: Apeks, Atomic Aquatics, Audaxpro, Cochran, De-ox Temc, Deltap VR3, Dive Rite, Effesub, Gravity Zero, HPA, Luminox, Nite Rider, Ralf Tech, Scubatec, Seac Sub, Sherwood, Swith&Wesson, Subtech, Suunto, Ursuit, Uzi. The online catalogue is to be completed soon but, if you are looking for something you can't find at the moment, don't worry, contact me and I'll find it for you... anything is possible! See you, Christian On Jun 10, 8:38 am, "TekSub.Spamwich" <i...@mrtek.it> wrote: > Hi divers, hoping in your attention and appreciation, this is the link > of my e-commerce.http://www.teksub.spam > Inside you'll find articles from the following trademarks: > Christian A good Christian wouldn't spam here. " CHARTER: rec.scuba.locations The purpose of this group will be to exchange information (preferably first-hand) about dive sites, dive locations (including live-aboards), dive operations at these locations, how to get yourself and your gear there, and where to stay/ eat/play once you do. Commercial advertisements are not appropriate." May your business founder. >On Jun 10, 8:38 am, "TekSub.Spamwich" <i...@mrtek.it> wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >May your business founder. Greg, could that have been construed to be an unsolicited commercial electronic communication? If the Italians can prosecute in abstentia, so can we. Or Gummy and I can perform our own sort of "extraordinary rendition" (aka kidnapping).  Signaturedillon The pen may be mightier than the sword, but I've never seen a .sig beat a Sig. > >On Jun 10, 8:38 am, "TekSub.Spamwich" <i...@mrtek.it> wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > can perform our own sort of "extraordinary rendition" (aka > kidnapping). Let me know before you and Gummy take off across the Atlantic. I want to order a pizza. > Let me know before you and Gummy take off across the Atlantic. I want > to order a pizza. Go for the salami pizza; quite good :-) -hh > > Let me know before you and Gummy take off across the Atlantic. I want > > to order a pizza. > > Go for the salami pizza; quite good :-) I haven't had any real Italian pizza yet, but I'm hoping to remedy that by the end of the year. I had pizza in Locarno, just up the lake from Italy, but wasn't too impressed, and our pizza stop in Amsterdam was mainly to get out of the rain for a bit (we got hit by a sudden frigid downpour and the door to the pizza joint was right there). That pizza was also decent, but nothing like a Frank Pepe's. > > > Let me know before you and Gummy take off across the Atlantic. I want > > > to order a pizza. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > frigid downpour and the door to the pizza joint was right there). > That pizza was also decent, but nothing like a Frank Pepe's. hi dear, do you want a pizza? no problem :) If you'll come in Italy contact me and I'll offer to you the best pizza. See you, Christian > > > > Let me know before you and Gummy take off across the Atlantic. I want > > > > to order a pizza. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > See you, > Christian Don't call me dear. It was HH that wanted the salami. Greg wrote: > > If you'll come in Italy > > contact me and I'll offer to you the best pizza. > > Don't call me dear. It was HH that wanted the salami. I only suggested a topping, although in this case, this one may have been the suggested alternative: <http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19165747/> In any case, when in Rome...Hostaria L'orso 80 -hh > I only suggested a topping, although in this case, this one may have > been the suggested alternative: > > <http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19165747/> http://www.spam.com/recipes/recipe.asp?id=1060 > In any case, when in Rome...Hostaria L'orso 80 Frommer's recommends the fagioli in tomato sauce. What's up with all these Italians nowadays? http://www.frommers.com/destinations/rome/D54878.html > > I only suggested a topping, although in this case, this one may have > > been the suggested alternative: > > > <http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19165747/> > > http://www.spam.com/recipes/recipe.asp?id=1060 http://www.huntzinger.com/photo/old/spam.gif > > In any case, when in Rome...Hostaria L'orso 80 > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > http://www.frommers.com/destinations/rome/D54878.html I can endorse their statement about the antipasti - - the only problem is that the portions are generous, so order less than you think you would need, or you'll never get to the main course. Here's the exteror facade... http://www.huntzinger.com/photo/2005/rome/Hostaria_L'orso_80.jpg Also, the house wines are quite nice...no reason to get fancy. -hh > Also, the house wines are quite nice...no reason to get fancy. I find myself spending less money going out for dinner in Europe, except a few pricey fine-dining experiences. In the more casual settings, we could get a very nice meal at a decent price and wash it down with a decent cheap wine - something we don't do in the U.S. since cheap wine here means undrinkable insipid crap. >> Also, the house wines are quite nice...no reason to get fancy. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >down with a decent cheap wine - something we don't do in the U.S. >since cheap wine here means undrinkable insipid crap. Inexpensive vs cheap. Signaturedillon The pen may be mightier than the sword, but I've never seen a .sig beat a Sig. >> > Let me know before you and Gummy take off across the Atlantic. I want >> > to order a pizza. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >frigid downpour and the door to the pizza joint was right there). >That pizza was also decent, but nothing like a Frank Pepe's. I've got to admit, Guido's (nee Pizza Reynalda) is excellent. Signaturedillon The pen may be mightier than the sword, but I've never seen a .sig beat a Sig. |
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