I hate to be prurient but I must admit I'm curious. That first comment must've been pretty bad to warrant deletion. Or was it just another piece of spam?
Since Richard seems to be otherwise occupied, Bill T, allow me to answer your question. Yes, it was spam, pushing a particular open-source browser. Odd really, that they should antagonize potential customers in this fashion, especially as it's a well-known brand, recommended by Blogger. Note that I decline to specify the brand.
Anne it's slightly down river. You can see the George V bridge in the background. It's on the way to Cléry where Louis XI is buried. After that it's Meung, then Beaugency. a quick squint at Mer where there is a nuclear power station before a delightful wander along the river at Saint Dyé which was the port of Chambord, the biggest of the Loire Chateaux. A bit of sail boarding at the outdoor centre before arrival at Blois. I invite you to L'orangerie for lunch, overlooking the chateau. Or maybe les amis des pêcheurs if you are fish fiend.
I emigrated to France as a young man and have lived here for 30 years. I vaguely remember a childhood of rain, cold and darkness on an isle off the north west coast of France. Occasionally I go back to see if it's still there, unfortunately it is.
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I hate to be prurient but I must admit I'm curious. That first comment must've been pretty bad to warrant deletion. Or was it just another piece of spam?
Since Richard seems to be otherwise occupied, Bill T, allow me to answer your question. Yes, it was spam, pushing a particular open-source browser. Odd really, that they should antagonize potential customers in this fashion, especially as it's a well-known brand, recommended by Blogger. Note that I decline to specify the brand.
It's hard to say which is less edifying: spam or ham ... ;-)
Anne it's slightly down river. You can see the George V bridge in the background. It's on the way to Cléry where Louis XI is buried. After that it's Meung, then Beaugency. a quick squint at Mer where there is a nuclear power station before a delightful wander along the river at Saint Dyé which was the port of Chambord, the biggest of the Loire Chateaux. A bit of sail boarding at the outdoor centre before arrival at Blois. I invite you to L'orangerie for lunch, overlooking the chateau. Or maybe les amis des pêcheurs if you are fish fiend.
Do you feed them, Richard? They are looking at you awfully keenly.
Sarah You're getting past it. It's lust not food. And not for me, for the guy with the curly feathers.
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