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Interesting speech stuff.

And Don - considering the recent stats that were released regarding the penis size of said nationality, I'd think quite the opposite were true.

Ahem, Andrew. Are you certain you were examining a he-frog, or might it have been a she-frog?

Or are you using 'frog' as a colloquialism for a certain European nationality, in which case you should be willing to back your canard with solid (preferably pictoral) evidence.....

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    Zbigniew Herbert: Barbarian In The Garden
    The Polish poet travels through Western Europe in the early 1960s. He's got no money, no guarantee he'll be let back into his country, and a prodigious knowledge of European history. "If the gods protect one from organized tours (through insufficient funds or strong character), one should spend the first few hours in a new city following a simple rule: straight ahead, third left, straight ahead, third right. One can follow the curve of a sickle.... I have been walking for over an hour without coming across an historical monument."