Stalkers… 
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I don´t even wanna know why @Sushi has been so quite the last few days…
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Sharks. With Lasers, you know.
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Ahh, the weather in Nice. It was lovely! 28 degrees Celsius every day. Not a cloud in the sky, most of the time. Usually I’m quite busy during my holidays, but with the consistently hot and sunny weather, this time I took it easy - more on that in the relevant thread later 
But at times the heat was a bit too much for me. Especially in the evenings when I was back at the hotel. There was an electric fan in the room, but the air it blew around was only slightly cooler than the room temperature.
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So it was Nice?
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The 1000th person to make that joke gets a free Thimbleberry Pie.
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I bet someone will make it. And I mean @Someone.
(I know you love this one).
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How manyeth (I know it’s not a word) was I?
Right now in here, the rain came, finally. And the heat is still there. So now Finland is officially a rain forest.
Everyone loves that. Just like AIDS…do people still love AIDS? I´m a bit behind the times…
I dunno but I like that word. Sounds so old-timey. Makes me wanna drink mead. Somebody giveth mead to me so I may moisten my throat!
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Maybe not everyone, but surely Someone.
gigglegiggle
That made me think of my own laugh… so I’m curious to know how that would sound with your own voice 
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Do you mean you don’t laugh saying ha-ha-ha, but you say gigglegiggle? 
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So you´re also thinking of that all the time once in a while?
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BTW, how many languages call it “Nice” and which ones call it “Nizza”? In Finnish it’s Nizza, which is a bit odd, as we don’t have many words with the letter Z in them, and they are pretty much all loan words.
(this will be moved to the language thread quite soon…)
Nizza in german…
A lesson to be learned, folks.
Posts that start with:
usually end in:
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Nizza is from Italian, since it was historically part of the region of Nizza with Savoy in the Kingdom of Sardinia of the House of Savoy. Also Monaco was, many people have still italian surnames, and there are a lot of italian toponyms (Grimaldi, Monte Carlo…). But you know, French people do nothing for nothing… Kingdom of France helped Camillo Benso, prime minister of Kingdom of Savoy, to unify Italy, and requested the two regions.
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You were faster than me. Well done.
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Well, not all words are onomatopoeic, right? 
Not my fault you all drew my attention to it 
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Ditto. And thanks to you I´m now under the delusion that I´m Mr Sexy Voice who can make people do anything if I just use the right inflection.
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Oops, did I do that? 
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