Here I had been worried about over-burdening one of those pedal/slide boats. From what I just saw on the water, I don’t think San Geraldo and I have anything to worry about. Those boats just might be unsinkable. But, just in case, I’m considering learning how to say “We are sinking!” in a variety of languages. I think it’s “¡Nos estamos hundiendo!” in Spanish
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I COUNTED NINE. THEIR COMBINED WEIGHT HAS GOT TO BE MORE THAN OURS. |
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RIDING LOW IN THE REAR, BUT STILL AFLOAT. |
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A REGATTA. |
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AN UNEXPECTED IMAGE OF A UFO (LOWER LEFT).
(I WONDER IF THEY, TOO, HAVE TO REGISTER AS ALIENS.) |
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From Brooklyn, New York; to North Massapequa; back to Brooklyn; Brockport, New York; back to Brooklyn... To Boston, Massachusetts, where I met Jerry... To Marina del Rey, California; Washington, DC; New Haven and Guilford, Connecticut; San Diego, San Francisco, Palm Springs, and Santa Barbara, California; Las Vegas, Nevada; Irvine, California; Sevilla, Spain. And Fuengirola, Málaga..
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Buahahaha "What are you sinking about?"
Those boats look like a lot of fun!
Nubian:
I sink we'll get on those boats eventually.
I'm waiting for a photo of you two on one of those boats. Don't disappoint us!
Stephen:
Trust me, if we get on one of those boats, there will be A LOT of photos!
Kind of reminds me of Mexico… how many people can ride in a truck driving on the beach? (the good thing about this is that there are plenty of guys to push it out when it gets stuck)…. Of course I counted all the folks wearing life-jackets in your photo…. hope they can all swim.
Sharon:
The pedal boats stay in the swimming areas. Water is shallow forever and a day. They can walk to shore if they sink.
That video is the best one I have seen in an age
John:
That video was sent to me more than 5 years ago. It still makes me laugh.
Lost in translation alright!! I'd be so lost!
Jim:
But it's so much fun being lost.
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Hilarious! Thanks, Berlitz (and Mitchell 😉
Judeet:
That Berlitz commercial was, I think, brilliant!
more please…too funny!!
Ron:
Ha! You asked for it!
Good lord. I had no idea you could cram so many people onto a pedal boat!
Knatolee:
Neither did I. I wonder if the guy rowing the boat nearby in the first photo smuggled extra passengers from his boat.
LOL. That's funny
kisatrtle:
I though Berlitz was especially clever with that one.
I'm "sinking" that's a little bit of dark humor there. I'm wondering why all ships aren't made out of the same material as those pedal boats!
Ms. Sparrow:
So, maybe they should have used fiberglass for the entire Titanic and then I wouldn't have had to sit through that entire movie!
Hey Mitch, no sharks I hope. Looks nice and cool. Take a life jacket..
Have a great Summer, Yvonne it is 60 degrees now for 3 days and rain.
The Sun will come back on the 4th of July..Have you see that
Snowden guy, the whistleblower? Thought he might go to Spain..
Yvonne:
We've been in the 80s and sunny all the time, as you can probably tell. Rough life. No sharks! Although there are about 50 different types, I think, of sharks in the Mediterranean, it's very rare for them to be around here.