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Old 06-15-2014, 01:31 PM
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I'm sorry to hear that. I hope he's ok and it always suck to lose a day at the hospital.

I'm just back from Greece and I'll have more time soon for you to come by and try the 225.
We went straight to Necker because I know too well Ambroise Paré. Spent days at the emergencies there when I was a kid.
He passed right away without waiting.

When you want for the 225.
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I'm sorry to hear that. I hope he's ok and it always suck to lose a day at the hospital.

I'm just back from Greece and I'll have more time soon for you to come by and try the 225.
Where were you in Greece ?
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Where were you in Greece ?
Just Athens. It was for work and not for holidays
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Just Athens. It was for work and not for holidays
So there are still banks there ???
I thought they just had olives and tourists left...,
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Haha we had our annual meeting with our investors.

You felt that they were hit hard with the crisis. Many houses are tagged and you see a lot of store closed. They city was much quieter than I'd imagine.

Olives and orange everywhere. The rest not so much
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