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innerSpaceman · 07-14-2006, 07:41 PM

Ah oui, quelle ce bon la quatorze a juillette (in pigeon, misspelled, grammatically incorrect french).

Thanks again to Gemini Cricket and Ralphie for a most terrifying and excellent adventure. Poor Isaac was a bit scared and very annoyed. He was 23 at the time and being turned out onto the mean streets of some sketchy Paris neighborhood at 2 in the morning with nowhere to go and having to find someplace to sleep on the streets when he was paying for a beautiful hotel suite some 50 miles away was not putting him in the best of moods.

But I believe he's come to regard it as a most fantastical coda to our time in Paris, as I always have ... even while it was happening (though, I was not above being a bit annoyed and frightened myself).

Still, now that Isaac and I have broken up ... I revel in the fact that we'll always have Paris ... and our Bastille Day adventure will never be forgotten by either of us.

07-14-2006, 07:41 PM	#2
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Ah oui, quelle ce bon la quatorze a juillette (in pigeon, misspelled, grammatically incorrect french). Thanks again to Gemini Cricket and Ralphie for a most terrifying and excellent adventure. Poor Isaac was a bit scared and very annoyed. He was 23 at the time and being turned out onto the mean streets of some sketchy Paris neighborhood at 2 in the morning with nowhere to go and having to find someplace to sleep on the streets when he was paying for a beautiful hotel suite some 50 miles away was not putting him in the best of moods. But I believe he's come to regard it as a most fantastical coda to our time in Paris, as I always have ... even while it was happening (though, I was not above being a bit annoyed and frightened myself). Still, now that Isaac and I have broken up ... I revel in the fact that we'll always have Paris ... and our Bastille Day adventure will never be forgotten by either of us.
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