Commentaires sur : Valparaiso – terremoto http://www.housecalledearth.com/blog/?p=2947 une ballade autour du monde Tue, 15 Jun 2010 16:25:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Par : L http://www.housecalledearth.com/blog/?p=2947&cpage=1#comment-897 L Mon, 01 Mar 2010 22:18:53 +0000 http://www.housecalledearth.com/blog/?p=2947#comment-897 @ V* : et tu oses ME dire "ivrogne" sous le post précédent ! tss tss tss :-) Bizzzz @ V* : et tu oses ME dire « ivrogne » sous le post précédent ! tss tss tss :-)
Bizzzz

]]> Par : t*i*dd http://www.housecalledearth.com/blog/?p=2947&cpage=1#comment-896 t*i*dd Mon, 01 Mar 2010 21:57:10 +0000 http://www.housecalledearth.com/blog/?p=2947#comment-896 ben heureusement que ce fut juste quand je suis rentré de soirée... la secousse est passée plus doucement... je pars ce soir a San Pedro de Atacama (nord)... ben heureusement que ce fut juste quand je suis rentré de soirée… la secousse est passée plus doucement…
je pars ce soir a San Pedro de Atacama (nord)…

]]> Par : flux http://www.housecalledearth.com/blog/?p=2947&cpage=1#comment-892 flux Mon, 01 Mar 2010 13:12:11 +0000 http://www.housecalledearth.com/blog/?p=2947#comment-892 Alors t'as shaké, bougé, moové :) Bon, content de savoir que tu vas bien, ça a du bien faire flipper! Vivement que tu rentres! Alors t’as shaké, bougé, moové :)
Bon, content de savoir que tu vas bien, ça a du bien faire flipper!
Vivement que tu rentres!

]]> Par : t*i*dd http://www.housecalledearth.com/blog/?p=2947&cpage=1#comment-881 t*i*dd Sun, 28 Feb 2010 23:21:25 +0000 http://www.housecalledearth.com/blog/?p=2947#comment-881 true... i took a wine instead... true… i took a wine instead…

]]> Par : marty http://www.housecalledearth.com/blog/?p=2947&cpage=1#comment-879 marty Sun, 28 Feb 2010 22:57:15 +0000 http://www.housecalledearth.com/blog/?p=2947#comment-879 In 1971, my dad (a marine engineer) and his crew were doing a geophysical survey off the pacific coast of Chile. They arrived in port at Valparaiso. They dropped anchor about 7-8pm in the evening, and 6 of the crew got into a motor boat (a Boston Whaler), intending to go to shore for a beer. They were about half way to shore when suddenly all the lights in the city went out. It was like somebody flicked a switch. The boat started bobbing around in the water like a cork. By the time they got to shore, people were running around screaming, and buildings were collapsed. They decided that there would be no beer that night. History repeats itself. In 1971, my dad (a marine engineer) and his crew were doing a geophysical survey off the pacific coast of Chile. They arrived in port at Valparaiso. They dropped anchor about 7-8pm in the evening, and 6 of the crew got into a motor boat (a Boston Whaler), intending to go to shore for a beer. They were about half way to shore when suddenly all the lights in the city went out. It was like somebody flicked a switch. The boat started bobbing around in the water like a cork. By the time they got to shore, people were running around screaming, and buildings were collapsed. They decided that there would be no beer that night.

History repeats itself.

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