So this is where many Davisians do their excercise. It near the building
I'm working in at UC Davis, I went for a bike ride today to check it
out. The pavement isn't the best, but I think it'll make a nice skate,
when I bring them to work:
http://www.cvmt.dk/~mnielsen/putahcreek/
Very pretty.
BTW, does "Archon" come from the classic game? I used to play the original
game many years ago on my Commodore 64. It was a great game; I haven't
played the remade version though.
Mark.
> So this is where many Davisians do their excercise. It near the building
> I'm working in at UC Davis, I went for a bike ride today to check it
> out. The pavement isn't the best, but I think it'll make a nice skate,
> when I bring them to work:
>
> http://www.cvmt.dk/~mnielsen/putahcreek/
Archon - 20 Mar 2004 20:30 GMT
> Very pretty.
>
> BTW, does "Archon" come from the classic game? I used to play the original
> game many years ago on my Commodore 64. It was a great game; I haven't
> played the remade version though.
No, from Dungeons and Dragons Immortal guide book. Eagle lower body and
human upper body, and golden feather wings.
> So this is where many Davisians do their excercise. It near the building
> I'm working in at UC Davis, I went for a bike ride today to check it
> out. The pavement isn't the best, but I think it'll make a nice skate,
> when I bring them to work:
>
> http://www.cvmt.dk/~mnielsen/putahcreek/
Spanish speakers must die laughing at the name...
The Queen of Cans and Jars - 20 Mar 2004 21:06 GMT
> > So this is where many Davisians do their excercise. It near the building
> > I'm working in at UC Davis, I went for a bike ride today to check it
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>
> Spanish speakers must die laughing at the name...
"putah" is not a Spanish word.
"puta" is.
hth, hand, m.
Saffire - 21 Mar 2004 10:13 GMT
> > > So this is where many Davisians do their excercise. It near the building
> > > I'm working in at UC Davis, I went for a bike ride today to check it
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>
> "puta" is.
Yeah, but it's STILL the first thing most people who know what the word "puta"
means will think when they see it :-) Any "Alien Nation" fans here? Whenever
Detective Sikes was introduced to a Tenctonese person, that person would snort,
giggle or otherwise look somewhat amused because in their native language it
meant "excrement in the cranium" (aka "shithead") :-)

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The Queen of Cans and Jars - 21 Mar 2004 17:10 GMT
> dhrravr@ohatzhapu.bet says...
> > >
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> Yeah, but it's STILL the first thing most people who know what the word "puta"
> means will think when they see it :-)
i know what the word "puta" means and it never crossed my mind. i used
to live near davis, and i'm familiar with putah creek.
maybe it's the first thing that most people who are twelve think of,
sure.
DigitalVinyl - 20 Mar 2004 21:17 GMT
>> So this is where many Davisians do their excercise. It near the building
>> I'm working in at UC Davis, I went for a bike ride today to check it
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>
>Spanish speakers must die laughing at the name...
Portuguese as well. It was one of the only words I every learned from
my Grandma.
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