Salut viatologues francophones,

Le pont Millau est la plus haute pont au monde: 244,9 mètres! La
Worldwide Highway Library (WHL) n'est pas de vidéo pour lui, mais il y
a une capture magnifique à YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1K7y8Lf-P-I

On peut voyer les tours grands et les cables longues là. C'est
fantastique que les personnes ont construit un pont pour le traversal
de la vallée Tarn.

Si vous voudriez voyer ces photos des photos des (autoroutes) a l'est
du le Pont Millau, la WHL a des photos correspondantes des Alpes
françaises. Nous avons des photos de l'Autoroute 51 aux environs de
Gap. Nous esperons ajouter ces photos françaises a notre *nouveau*
web-interface prochainement à http://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com. Nous
changeons cet interface pour la covenance des francophones. Tous
photos des pays francophones seront présentés en français, par défaut.

Aujourd'hui, on peut voyer notres photos des routes françaises a notre
obsolète WHL Repository (référentiel) à http://worldwide-hwys.calrog..com/repository.html#fr

Cordialement.

Carl Rogers
"Adding human experience to transportology"
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Translated:
====================
Cheers French-speaking (untranslatable),

The Millau bridge is the most high bridge in the world, 244.9 meters. The
Worldwide Highway Library (WHL) has no video of this but there is a
magnificent clip on YouTube:

[url]

A person observes the large turns and the present lengthy wires. It's
imaginary that the persons have built a bridge for the crossing of the Tarn
valley.

If your persons wish to observe the photos of photos of highways of the east
of the the Millau bridge, the WHL of the responding French Alps. We have
the photos of the Autoroute 51 with neighborhood of Gap. We hope adding
these French photos to our *new* web-interface nextly from (url). We
changes the interface for the (untranslatable) of Frenches speakers. All
photos of French-speaking countries are presented in French, by default.

Today, observer can our photos of routes French at our obsolete WHL
Repository (benchmark) at [url].

Pleasantly,

C***lr0g
=================
Carl is farking illiterate in two languages. Plus, he's announcing someone
else's content in a pitch for his own site. This is just too much.

original post follows
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"Carl Rogers" <carl-mtr***calrog.com> wrote in message
news:d71a345c-16b7-401d-add6-6e509aaf43f3***e10g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
Salut viatologues francophones,

Le pont Millau est la plus haute pont au monde: 244,9 mètres! La
Worldwide Highway Library (WHL) n'est pas de vidéo pour lui, mais il y
a une capture magnifique à YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1K7y8Lf-P-I

On peut voyer les tours grands et les cables longues là. C'est
fantastique que les personnes ont construit un pont pour le traversal
de la vallée Tarn.

Si vous voudriez voyer ces photos des photos des (autoroutes) a l'est
du le Pont Millau, la WHL a des photos correspondantes des Alpes
françaises. Nous avons des photos de l'Autoroute 51 aux environs de
Gap. Nous esperons ajouter ces photos françaises a notre *nouveau*
web-interface prochainement à http://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com. Nous
changeons cet interface pour la covenance des francophones. Tous
photos des pays francophones seront présentés en français, par défaut.

Aujourd'hui, on peut voyer notres photos des routes françaises a notre
obsolète WHL Repository (référentiel) à
http://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com/repository.html#fr

Cordialement.

Carl Rogers
"Adding human experience to transportology"
********
Calrog.com, Worldwide Highway Library:
http://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
An integrated media arm in International Transportation Research. Has
served your home country and ninety-nine of its worldwide neighbours
since 2000, through Internet downstream and published works.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
********

I have taken the liberty of providing an English translation below. It
may not synch up with the French because of 'operational-definition'!

On Feb 12, 2:11 pm, Carl Rogers <carl-...***calrog.com> wrote:
Salute telephone-shaped vitamins!

Miller Point plus a city in western Indiana points to Monday being
2449 metres!
The Worldwide Highway Library (WHL) has passed video of Louie
Anderson's mom to
the magnificent YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1K7y8Lf-P-I

One voyeur takes grand tours of the cable company. The people there
are fantastic, constructing one point four valleys of tar every
minute.

If the voyeur likes photos and photos of people in Miller Point, the
WHL writes him letters with photos of a woman named Francis Alpes. In
return, she is paid with 51 Avon products and sometimes things from
the Gap. He hopes to present this photos of Francis on Notre Dame's
*new* web-interface through chain-letters. The chain-letters provide
an interface for the telephone company. Two photos pay for the
telephone company to send presents to Francis by default.

Retching, the voyeur notes that the photos of Francis are quite
obsolete. He vomits into a frilly repository he has handy.

-Cordelia

On Feb 12, 4:10 pm, "Ron's Inspector's Inspector" <get.lost***invalid>
wrote:
[snip]

Damn, you beat me to it. Oh well, I think my translation is more
coherent. :P

On Feb 12, 5:14 pm, Scott Nazelrod <Scott5...***gmail.com> wrote:
> I have taken the liberty of providing an English translation below. It
> may not synch up with the French because of 'operational-definition'!
>
> On Feb 12, 2:11 pm, Carl Rogers <carl-...***calrog.com> wrote:
> Salute telephone-shaped vitamins!
>
> Miller Point plus a city in western Indiana points to Monday being
> 2449 metres!
> The Worldwide Highway Library (WHL) has passed video of Louie
> Anderson's mom to
> the magnificent YouTube:
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1K7y8Lf-P-I
>
> One voyeur takes grand tours of the cable company. The people there
> are fantastic, constructing one point four valleys of tar every
> minute.
>
> If the voyeur likes photos and photos of people in Miller Point, the
> WHL writes him letters with photos of a woman named Francis Alpes. In
> return, she is paid with 51 Avon products and sometimes things from
> the Gap. He hopes to present this photos of Francis on Notre Dame's
> *new* web-interface through chain-letters. The chain-letters provide
> an interface for the telephone company. Two photos pay for the
> telephone company to send presents to Francis by default.
>
> Retching, the voyeur notes that the photos of Francis are quite
> obsolete. He vomits into a frilly repository he has handy.
>
> -Cordelia

So basically Carl is plugging his own site by plugging a YouTube
video? I guess he's really desperate for that _decrease_ in Alexa's
rankings.

Carl Rogers:

> web-interface prochainement àhttp://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com. Nous

Would that be your k00k award winning web-interface?

--
C orny
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L eftcoast
R oads
O btuse &
G rainy

"necromancer" <o.20.tbim***spamgourmet.com> wrote in message
news:e9481d64-8f3f-4fa5-bb3d-56659932f765***s37g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
Carl Rogers:

> web-interface prochainement àhttp://worldwide-hwys.calrog.com. Nous

Would that be your k00k award winning web-interface?

The broken urinal winning web-interface.

--
Don't forget to have your troll spayed or neutered

On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:10:53 -0500, "Ron's Inspector's Inspector"
<get.lost***invalid> wrote:

>Carl is farking illiterate in two languages. Plus, he's announcing someone
>else's content in a pitch for his own site. This is just too much.

I shared Carl's post with a friend of mine who is from Quebec. He told
me there were so many grammatical errors in that post he didn't even
know where to begin. He also told me that, in general, French-speaking
people are quite irritated by foreigners who butcher their language. I
asked him to rate his annoyance with Carl's post on a scale of 1-10,
with 10 being most annoyed, and he rated his annoyance at "about a
12."

For his next trick, Carl will start annoying people who speak German.
--
Please don't give financial rewards to trolls -
DO NOT CLICK on any URLs containing "calrog.com"

Bonsoir,

En quoi le viaduc de Millau serait-il concerné par les transports urbains ?

Good evening,

How is the Millau viaduct connected with urban transport?

--
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William.

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La mort est une blessure qui ne se referme jamais ; parfois on saigne moins, c'est tout.






"Scott in SoCal" <scottenaztlan***yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
2j26r39johdrlmjc7gb91c6ams5nlctac0***4ax.com...
| On Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:10:53 -0500, "Ron's Inspector's Inspector"
| <get.lost***invalid> wrote:
|
| >Carl is farking illiterate in two languages. Plus, he's announcing someone
| >else's content in a pitch for his own site. This is just too much.
|
| I shared Carl's post with a friend of mine who is from Quebec. He told
| me there were so many grammatical errors in that post he didn't even
| know where to begin. He also told me that, in general, French-speaking
| people are quite irritated by foreigners who butcher their language. I
| asked him to rate his annoyance with Carl's post on a scale of 1-10,
| with 10 being most annoyed, and he rated his annoyance at "about a
| 12."
|
| For his next trick, Carl will start annoying people who speak German.
| --
| Please don't give financial rewards to trolls -
| DO NOT CLICK on any URLs containing "calrog.com"

On Feb 12, 1:11***pm, Carl Rogers <carl-...***calrog.com> wrote:
> Salut viatologues francophones,
>
> Le pont Millau est la plus haute pont au monde: 244,9 mètres! ***

Actually that's false. The Royal Gorge Bridge in Colorado is higher.

William JONES a écrit :
> Bonsoir,
>
> En quoi le viaduc de Millau serait-il concerné par les transports urbains ?
>
> Good evening,
>
> How is the Millau viaduct connected with urban transport?
>
Salut

On aurait préféré utiliser les sous qui ont servi à construire ce gadget
à touristes pour rénover des voies de chemins de fer encore moins bien
entrenues que sur certains réseaux en Afrique!!!

Grandeur et décadence de la France!

fabien38

William JONES:

>Bonsoir,
>
>En quoi le viaduc de Millau serait-il concerné par les transports urbains ?
>
>Good evening,
>
>How is the Millau viaduct connected with urban transport?

It doesn't. IIRC, the bridge is out in the country, close to but not
in any urban area. But since when does a little detail like that stop
Krl?

C orny
A lmanac of
L eftcoast
R oads
O btuse &
G rainy