Comments on: Submarooned http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/ anythingarian bubbles and troubles from the land of the fretting nun Sat, 30 Aug 2008 04:52:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Trevor ap Simon http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-136037 Trevor ap Simon Thu, 17 Jan 2008 14:27:57 +0000 http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-136037 Someone already nailed me on that one, I'm afraid (see comments 2 and 6). I have stopped drinking <a href="http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2008/01/16/monkey-anis/" rel="nofollow">anis</a> and no longer suffer embarrassments of this or any other nature. Someone already nailed me on that one, I’m afraid (see comments 2 and 6). I have stopped drinking anis and no longer suffer embarrassments of this or any other nature.

]]> By: Eric http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-136000 Eric Wed, 16 Jan 2008 17:23:56 +0000 http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-136000 RE: "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea" Trevor, You will enjoy reading this novel very much. I envy you the first time experience but you needn't search for it using Victor Hugo as the author... It was written by Jules Verne whose inspiration came, in no small part, from the experiences of Narcis Monturiol. Kindly, Eric RE: “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea”

Trevor,

You will enjoy reading this novel very much. I envy you the first time experience but you needn’t search for it using Victor Hugo as the author…

It was written by Jules Verne whose inspiration came, in no small part, from the experiences of Narcis Monturiol.

Kindly,
Eric

]]> By: Trevor http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-4316 Trevor Wed, 12 Jan 2005 10:35:29 +0000 http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-4316 Yep, just get confused in my head at times. Yep, just get confused in my head at times.

]]> By: John Monturiol http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-4315 John Monturiol Wed, 12 Jan 2005 00:53:13 +0000 http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-4315 I believe it was Jules Vernes, not Victor Hugo. Have you read the Ensayo yet? just curious... I believe it was Jules Vernes, not Victor Hugo. Have you read the Ensayo yet? just curious…

]]> By: RK http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-940 RK Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-940 <a href="http://verne.thefreelibrary.com/Round-The-Moon/3-1#Potassium">He does use potassium chlorate to produce oxygen on the moon</a>, but isn't the temperature quoted, 400deg, its decomposition temperature without a catalyst? Hope you found that confusing. He does use potassium chlorate to produce oxygen on the moon, but isn’t the temperature quoted, 400deg, its decomposition temperature without a catalyst?

Hope you found that confusing.

]]> By: Carles http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-941 Carles Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-941 Jules Verne = Victor Hugo?! Jules Verne = Victor Hugo?!

]]> By: Trevor http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-942 Trevor Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-942 What, you mean you didn't know?! Time for a drink. What, you mean you didn’t know?! Time for a drink.

]]> By: Geoff http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-943 Geoff Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-943 I happen to know that Trevor doesn't know how a frigging bicycle works. I happen to know that Trevor doesn’t know how a frigging bicycle works.

]]> By: Trevor http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-944 Trevor Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://oreneta.com/kalebeul/2004/09/06/submarooned/#comment-944 Two words, pronounced as if by a Frenchman: Sturmey-Archer. Ever had your head inside one of those? Two words, pronounced as if by a Frenchman: Sturmey-Archer. Ever had your head inside one of those?

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