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Former Member
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If nothing is indicated, you must have 'export', as they say. To my knowledge, the best of the Papillon, apart from the Papillon Noir (but this one, I think that even in France, it is not very easy to find). I think that's what I have. As for the Saint Agur, it's the same kind of cheese, but with cow's milk and no sheep, and it's not quite the same mushroom for the 'green'. (It is also a little more blue) It is much creamier and sweeter than Roquefort, given your taste, you should love. From what you say, I'll think so. Even as the one I eat now is kind of 'hot' - strong tasting - I can trace a certain sweetness. It's good. So, yes, I should order Saint Agur next time.  Si rien n'est indiqué, vous devez avoir "export", comme on dit. A ma connaissance, le meilleur du Papillon, mis à part le Papillon Noir (mais celui-ci, je pense que même en France, ce n'est pas très facile à trouver). Je pense que c'est ce que j'ai. Quant au Saint Agur, c'est le même genre de fromage, mais avec du lait de vache et pas de mouton, et ce n'est pas tout à fait le même champignon pour le 'vert'. (Il est aussi un peu plus bleu) Il est beaucoup plus crémeux et plus sucré que Roquefort, compte tenu de votre goût, vous devriez aimer. D'après ce que vous dites, je le penserai. Même si celui que je mange maintenant est un peu «chaud» - goût fort - je peux tracer une certaine douceur. C'est bon. Alors, oui, je devrais commander Saint Agur la prochaine fo is. |
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Le Roquefort Papillion, si je devais le qualifier, je dirais qu'il est un peu crémeux, pas tant que ça, mais quand même. Et qu'il est moyen 'vert', vraiment l'équilibre. A ma connaissance, c'est le plus doux après le Gabriel Coulet. Et si tu trouves déjà l'export un peu fort, c'est mieux que tu n’aies pas du Papillon Noir, qu'il a plus de caractère.
Le Saint Agur, du fait que ça soit du lait de vache, c'est beaucoup plus délicat. Je pense que tu aimeras encore plus que le Roquefort. Un peu dans le même genre, mais avec beaucoup moins de goût, il y a le Bleu de Bresse. C'est bon, mais par rapport aux deux autres, c'est limite fade. --------- The Roquefort Papillion, if I had to qualify, I would say it is a little creamy, not that much, but still. And that it is means 'green', really the balance. To my knowledge, it's the sweetest after Gabriel Coulet. And if you already find the export a little strong, it's better that you do not have the Papillon Noir, it has more character. The Saint Agur, because it is cow's milk, it is much more delicate. I think you'll love even more than Roquefort. A little in the same style, but with much less taste, there is the Bleu de Bresse. It's good, but compared to the other two, it's bland limit. |
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BladeD
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I saw no dogs - only animals represented as I saw it - and I paid close attention  were cats  did you see dogs? Of course...  |
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No dogs, no cats
- what I just saw was the fourth trek of hundreds of geese passing in a northeasterly direction on their way to their breeding grounds in Sweden where the days are even longer than here - and I heard them, in fact they talk so much and are so loud that you hear them long before you see them Yep, now the fifth one is arriving ... one large group divided into three formations - and the sixth is coming up. Never saw so many in so short a span of time before; the weather must be perfect for migration in a way only geese understand.  |
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Eric_Kaiser
Veteran Cruncher Germany (Hessen) Joined: May 7, 2013 Post Count: 1047 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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Dear mermaid,
----------------------------------------it is a pleasure to accompany you on several treks with other teams. As you can see in my team history I had the base camp spirit in my mind. 5 years ago I've started with Rechenkraft, a german team where I am involved in dc activities beyond wcg. As time goes by I looked for teams that were at the end of the ranking with good sounding teamnames like Nonprofit Leadership Alliance or Central New York and joined them to push them a little. Following this path I found Andrax a very active small team. I joined them and spent most of my time there. For me it is a pleasure to go some extra miles with team Kraland. All my ressources are fully back at wcg and crunching the hell out of their cores.  |
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Good Morning Base Campers!
I noticed davwhite5xq7 – thank you for your contribution, dave has followed acpartsman back to SeriousCrunchers and the hairs on the back of my neck went vertical - I got goosebumps!  Will we make it? Will we put in sufficient production so that Kraland stays #1? Then I discovered Doneske had arrived, and let out a sigh of relief. Welcome - you came exactly as you promised to do, and right when we need you the most Reliability  Eric_Kaiser, you participated in the same foreign games as Doneske, didn’t you? As far as I recall, you mentioned you would move more materiel in to crunch with Kraland once your other obligations were finished. It’s a little hard for me to see if you did, but if you did, that would be one more hand supporting a status for Kraland – and a very good result for Base Camp – which would be nice to carry to fulfillment. Ah! I just read in you post here that you did just that. Thank you As much as I find anarchy entertaining, I must admit that a dose of reliability is, oh, so soothing.Eric_Kaiser, you don’t seem to want/need/have the time to talk a lot. You have a brother-in-arms in Doneske. No Base Camper needs to talk vocally … the sign language you use is so pretty - crunch, crunch, crunch ...  Today’s crew consists of: Doneske Eric_Kaiser Fossaw little mermaid spiritofDJ tanner2 Urden yodap@BC - not bad at all on this seventh day of the Kraland II trek! I hope you’ll stay on for tomorrow as well. What May 20 means, I’m not quite sure of. Midnight between 20 and 21 May – 0000 UTC? Does anyone know? To be on the safe side it would be good if you could stay to cover 24 hour UTC of May 20 … - rotten explanation; you know what I mean, don’t you  Other news None, really Oh, yes, stefada offered to show us to Brittany/Bretagne where he grew up, should we decide to make a Kraland III trek, which I find very tempting and not improbable at all. I would certainly like to go there. But what to do in between? Except for relaxing some - you have worked hard all of you and need that. And preparing for Base Camp’s GRAND GALLA SNURK CELEBRATION trek in September I found this Suggestion Box – second hand - we are frugal. Please drop all your ideas for Base Camp’s future here – and I’ll read them eagerly  |
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Dear mermaid, it is a pleasure to accompany you on several treks with other teams. As you can see in my team history I had the base camp spirit in my mind. 5 years ago I've started with Rechenkraft, a german team where I am involved in dc activities beyond wcg. As time goes by I looked for teams that were at the end of the ranking with good sounding teamnames like Nonprofit Leadership Alliance or Central New York and joined them to push them a little. Following this path I found Andrax a very active small team. I joined them and spent most of my time there. For me it is a pleasure to go some extra miles with team Kraland. All my ressources are fully back at wcg and crunching the hell out of their cores. Dear Eric_Kaiser, The pleasure is fully on Base Camp's side Just a few days ago, I found out how to use Free-DC stats and I ran a background trek on you. Did I like what I saw? Yes, you have been a Base Camper all the time. Wunderbar! I hope we can count on you to join future treks as you time and plans allow. If you have any ideas for Base Camp treks, please put a note in our Suggestion Box - well, just put it right here in our thread - subsidiarily here where you need to create a log-in  Where do you plan to go from here? Most Base Campers have a home team. I don't - I sleep around I have noticed that BladeD, who has hitherto been a faithful team man has had a transfusion, too, with - may one still say this or has Political Correctness killed it?  Gypsy Blood  - oh, it's Russian, but sounds gypsyish |
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Fossaw mused:
How is the target team for visits decided? I'm still churning things. We are about to obtain this great result in the Kraland Challenge IX which is min of meer built into our Kraland II trek. If we find no teams who want us, we can choose one blindfolded in some challenge - maybe we could incite some interaction with that team this way - maybe we could incite some interaction with the other teams of that challenge for skewing the results unfairly But, hey! Interaction is interaction. There can be no poor interaction |
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BladeD
Ace Cruncher USA Joined: Nov 17, 2004 Post Count: 28976 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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But, hey! Interaction is interaction. There can be no poor interaction I don't know about that! Brave souls behind the keyboard. |
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There can be no poor interaction I don't know about that! - once again carried away  Brave souls behind the keyboard. Do you mean those who might attempt poor interaction, BladeD? |
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