Tunis and now Egypt

[sasguru]

Didn't you buy a villa in Egypt?

Nah she didn't, she's the female version of you, a Mittyesque dreamer.

[DimPrawn]

Nah she didn't, she's the female version of you, a Mittyesque dreamer.

She sounds lovely.

How many BMW sportscars does she have?

[Churchill]

She sounds lovely.

How many BMW sportscars does she have?

I don't know but she's got a picture of a Hayabusa on her facebook page...

[alreadypacked]

Didn't you buy a villa in Egypt?

yes, just had an email from the company who looks after the place.

"there is no rioting or fighting in Sharm, currently there is no internet, no bank service, no ATM's and the food supply in the Metro is starting to run low as there are no deliveries from Cairo. It is only a matter of time before fuel starts to run out."

[minestrone]

yes, just had an email from the company who looks after the place.

"there is no rioting or fighting in Sharm, currently there is no internet, no bank service, no ATM's and the food supply in the Metro is starting to run low as there are no deliveries from Cairo. It is only a matter of time before fuel starts to run out."

Sounds the same as Britain when we get half an inch of snow.

[Jog On]

yes, just had an email from the company who looks after the place.

"there is no rioting or fighting in Sharm, currently there is no internet, no bank service, no ATM's and the food supply in the Metro is starting to run low as there are no deliveries from Cairo. It is only a matter of time before fuel starts to run out."

That's not good I was there last year..

I wonder what the bedouins are making of all this?

[Fred Bloggs]

That's not good I was there last year..

I wonder what the bedouins are making of all this?

They'll be pi55ed off if they can't get derv for their Toyota Landcruisers.

[Fred Bloggs]

yes, just had an email from the company who looks after the place.

"there is no rioting or fighting in Sharm, currently there is no internet, no bank service, no ATM's and the food supply in the Metro is starting to run low as there are no deliveries from Cairo. It is only a matter of time before fuel starts to run out."

How did they send the email from there then?

[DaveB]

Sort of relevant to Fred's post but interesting in a wider context.

BBC

Old technology finds role in Egyptian protests

Fax machines, ham radio and dial-up modems are helping to avoid the net block imposed on Egypt.

[amcdonald]

How did they send the email from there then?

By African or European swallow