Comments on: India Trip: Part 1 - the logistics of traveling http://conleyworld.com/2008/06/18/india-trip-part-1-the-logistics-of-traveling/ It's a way of thinking... Fri, 21 Nov 2008 02:29:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: US air pollute stats http://conleyworld.com/2008/06/18/india-trip-part-1-the-logistics-of-traveling/#comment-241 US air pollute stats Mon, 07 Jul 2008 13:14:45 +0000 http://conleyworld.com/?p=49#comment-241 <strong>US air pollute stats...</strong> [...] Water Jul 5th, 2008 by Thomas Marguccio by Thomas Marguccio OUR PROBLEMS: Out of control gas prices, gasoline fights, pollution and world climate change. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. THE BAD NEWS: One likely way [...]... US air pollute stats…

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]]> By: D-Dog http://conleyworld.com/2008/06/18/india-trip-part-1-the-logistics-of-traveling/#comment-224 D-Dog Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:56:31 +0000 http://conleyworld.com/?p=49#comment-224 I'm posting again as a test because my first post didn't post which makes me wonder if there is a time-frame when each post will post or maybe there is an approval required from you before a post posts. I'm not sure if I'm suppost to post or if posting twice is apropost for this website. If not, I'll send you a letter via the Post Office. I’m posting again as a test because my first post didn’t post which makes me wonder if there is a time-frame when each post will post or maybe there is an approval required from you before a post posts.

I’m not sure if I’m suppost to post or if posting twice is apropost for this website. If not, I’ll send you a letter via the Post Office.

]]> By: D-Dog http://conleyworld.com/2008/06/18/india-trip-part-1-the-logistics-of-traveling/#comment-223 D-Dog Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:52:13 +0000 http://conleyworld.com/?p=49#comment-223 I thought I'd post here so we'd all have a post on the same page. Also, Andy... do you have any idea how Kate and I met each other? And you and I? I'm guessing it was a film class, but for the life of me I don't remember which one. I'll ask the Universe and see what answer I get. I thought I’d post here so we’d all have a post on the same page. Also, Andy… do you have any idea how Kate and I met each other? And you and I? I’m guessing it was a film class, but for the life of me I don’t remember which one. I’ll ask the Universe and see what answer I get.

]]> By: andy http://conleyworld.com/2008/06/18/india-trip-part-1-the-logistics-of-traveling/#comment-211 andy Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:08:01 +0000 http://conleyworld.com/?p=49#comment-211 I can type, I don't know that I can write. The food was really good as long as you stuck with Indian or Asian. The western fodder was spotty at best. There was a huge assortment of "Veg" meals, but the "non-Veg" was limited somewhat to fish, lobster/prawn or chicken. Not that that was bad. The seafood was pretty good and the chicken was either prepared in a dish or "grilled/fried" with a sauce. Everything had pretty good spice to it, but the standard Indian "heat", not HOT Mexican "heat". I didn't care much for the desserts, however. I was raised on really traditional Western deserts and you just didn't find the like there. Indian icecream really is different (almost, but not really like a sherbet) and is frequently served with bits of cold pasta. Obviously, I was not there to get a really good sampling, but I calls 'em as I sees 'em. I can type, I don’t know that I can write. The food was really good as long as you stuck with Indian or Asian. The western fodder was spotty at best. There was a huge assortment of “Veg” meals, but the “non-Veg” was limited somewhat to fish, lobster/prawn or chicken. Not that that was bad. The seafood was pretty good and the chicken was either prepared in a dish or “grilled/fried” with a sauce. Everything had pretty good spice to it, but the standard Indian “heat”, not HOT Mexican “heat”. I didn’t care much for the desserts, however. I was raised on really traditional Western deserts and you just didn’t find the like there. Indian icecream really is different (almost, but not really like a sherbet) and is frequently served with bits of cold pasta. Obviously, I was not there to get a really good sampling, but I calls ‘em as I sees ‘em.

]]> By: Kate Caldwell http://conleyworld.com/2008/06/18/india-trip-part-1-the-logistics-of-traveling/#comment-210 Kate Caldwell Wed, 25 Jun 2008 05:15:57 +0000 http://conleyworld.com/?p=49#comment-210 Wow dude, I forgot that you could write. Also, I'm now strangely hungry for Indian food even though you really didn't say anything that would warrant that. Man, I have issues... Wow dude, I forgot that you could write. Also, I’m now strangely hungry for Indian food even though you really didn’t say anything that would warrant that. Man, I have issues…

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