LES COMMENTAIRES

Phaseolus · Post by **Phaseolus** » Sun Oct 15, 2006 4:39 pm

Bravo à Klazu pour son hit luxembourgeois !

nico13 · Post by **nico13** » Sun Oct 15, 2006 5:27 pm

Phaseolus wrote:Bravo à Klazu pour son hit luxembourgeois !

et pour son second

Klazu · Post by **Klazu** » Sun Oct 15, 2006 5:36 pm

Yok's wrote:But What sort of studies did you do to travel all around Europe ? After reading your profil, I undertsand your are from finland and studies on germany...

I must update my profile to fill in more information since so many people have been wondering my situation...

But here's some information: I'm a nearly graduated student from University of Joensuu in Eastern-Finland. I have already completed all of my courses and done my Master's Thesis there. I only lack a 6 month work training period for the graduation. The situation is also same with my girlfriend.

We had planed that we would search for the training place abroad since international work experience is appreciated in Finland. We thought it would be hard to search for one all the way from Finland, so we decided to first move to Germany (where we're hoping to find the place) to study for some months (learn german which we have studied for few years in school). So this is the status quo. We are studying german here until end of February 2007. After that we hope to start our work training in some company and stay even longer here. But that's not for sure at this point.

The Winter Semester in University of Dortmund starts next week so we had two weeks spare time before that. We decided to exploit our stay here in the Central-Europe (which looks to be so far a way from Finland and especially Joensuu in Eastern-Finland) and we left for a 12 day interrail tour throught the countries mentioned in the previous post.

I hope this makes my situation clearer. So I'm staying here at least until end of February. And meanwhile I will exploit the great banks of Germany full of notes for someone to enter! So beware - you may have a hit me in the near future.

@Phaseolus: I was really lucky with those ones. 300 notes resulted in two international hits. I'm as amazed as you.

Kleman · Post by **Kleman** » Mon Oct 16, 2006 6:16 pm

Ceric wrote:commentaire amusant de notre ami Klazu
bordeaux

héhé
j'y passe tous les jours devant cette boutique
j'espere retrouver un de tes billets à Bordeaux
Qu'as tu pensé de cette ville ?

I see this shop everyday
I hope to find one of your notes in Bordeaux
what did you think about this city ?

Klazu · Post by **Klazu** » Mon Oct 16, 2006 9:57 pm

Kleman wrote:I see this shop everyday
I hope to find one of your notes in Bordeaux
what did you think about this city ?

My girlfriend bought something to eat from that shop. I in Bordeaux only some 10-15 notes. Most of them were left to Hotel Etap just next to the Main Railway Station, where we stayed one night (nice brand new hotel with cheap rates, by the way).

I'm sorry to tell you, but we had just few hours to spend at Bordeaux. We arrived there pretty late, so we checked in to the hotel and then walked to the centrum. The area near hotel was quite filthy-looking ghetto and we found it a bit scary (one local told us not to go there at night). But the city center was nice. It got dark so we had a change to roam the main pedestrian streets in night lighting. The palaces and old buildings near the river were very beautiful. Too bad we didn't have time to see them closer in day light.

Around 22:00 we took a tram from centrum to our hotel. We had to travel without tickets since there were instructions only in French. The trams in Bordeaux looked brand new and very clean. We left Bordeaux at 10:20 next morning after shopping some snack at a nearby Spar and sending some postcards at the post office.

It's possible we visit Bordeaux again sometime, because there seemed to be a lot to see. Maybe when we have a car and were going to/from Spain or something. I hope you find one of my notes later.

alex77r · Post by **alex77r** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 11:27 am

"It is a small world"

vévé · Post by **vévé** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 11:58 am

alex77r wrote:"It is a small world"

encore heureux que j'ai un logiciel de traduction si non je reste bouche

alex77r · Post by **alex77r** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 6:12 pm

vévé wrote:
alex77r wrote:"It is a small world"
encore heureux que j'ai un logiciel de traduction si non je reste bouche

C'est la musique d'ambiance d'une attraction à Disney.

Kleman · Post by **Kleman** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 7:18 pm

Thanks Klazu

i know every place you talk about

and i live near the river, maybe i've seen you
Bordeaux and all the region is beautiful
when you'll come back, you must go in the Bassin d'Arcachon
and if you like those landscapes, in the area of Saint Emilion, where famous wine is producted

Yok's · Post by **Yok's** » Wed Oct 18, 2006 1:30 am

En tout cas je tiens à féliciter Klazu.

Je ne sais pas si tout ces commentaires sont comme ceux que l'on a puv oir en france mais voici une autre façon de faire su tracking.

Avec Klazu encodé un billet c'est un peu écire une page d'un carnet intime, où encore plus proche si l'on parle de technologie, un blog à tiroir.

Intéressant !

ZOZ · Post by **ZOZ** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 11:40 pm

J'ai commenté 43.20 % de mes billets

Nombre de billets non commentés :

2677 (56,8 % of all notes)

mes commentaires revenant le plus souvent :

1. neuf - 877 (18,6 % of all notes)
2. yannou - 198 (4,2 % of all notes)
3. dab - neuf - 171 (3,6 % of all notes)
4. yannou - neuf - 131 (2,8 % of all notes)
5. audi a3 échange yannou - neuf - 64 (1,4 % of all notes)

(Yannou étant mon founisseur Officiel de billets de banque

)

jla_lyon · Post by **jla_lyon** » Tue Jan 16, 2007 9:02 pm

ZOZ wrote:J'ai commenté 43.20 % de mes billets

J'ai commenté 99.9 %
Nombre de billets non commentés : 2

Mais je n'ai rentré que 1919 billets, et la fatigue ne s'est pas encore fait sentir.

Je n'ai pas fait de statistiques spécifiques, mais le plus souvent ne figure que l'état des billets (quasi neuf, bon état, état moyen, mauvais état, chiffoné, déchiré).
Parfois j'ajoute qui me les "prête" pour quelques secondes.
En somme, rien de terrible !

Kleman · Post by **Kleman** » Tue Jan 16, 2007 10:56 pm

pour moi:

1. - 1249 (16,0 % de tous les billets)
2. brand new, poste salinières - 1071 (13,7 % de tous les billets)
3. brand new - 530 (6,8 % de tous les billets)
4. corine - 473 (6,1 % de tous les billets)
5. grande poste - 202 (2,6 % de tous les billets)
6. poste salinières - 185 (2,4 % de tous les billets)
7. marchand de journaux face au lycée victor louis - 173 (2,2 % de tous les billets)
8. bureau de tabac loto cours victor hugo - 160 (2,1 % de tous les billets)
9. brand new, poste santillane - 158 (2,0 % de tous les billets)
10. brand new, grande poste - 156 (2,0 % de tous les billets)

Le Plus Long Commentaire: Librairie Médiévale au Chateau de Bonaguil, Visite Payante pendant les Journées du Patrimoine: un Scandale !!!! (18.09.2006)

cochise · Post by **cochise** » Sat Feb 24, 2007 3:53 pm

depuis 2 semaines j'ai pris l'habitude de mettre des commentaires pour tous mes billets encodés, je regrette de ne pas l'avoir fait dès le début, ça doit être plus agréable avec un hit de se souvenir dans quelles conditions on a obtenu (voir dépensé) le billet

coach vahid · Post by **coach vahid** » Thu May 24, 2007 6:46 pm

1. dab ca.........................................................................1.673 (9.85%)
2. géant..........................................................................1.673 (9.85%)
3. retrait guichet la poste rue antonin georges belin...........1.465 (8.62%
4. pizzeria.......................................................................1.456 (8.57%)
5. dab la poste rue antonin georges belin...........................1.079 (6.35%)

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