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Horse with no name Started conversation Oct 20, 2000
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Hello! I'm trying to have my entry edited... Well, enjoy it and don't hesitate to look if I have said the truth: you can reach Belgium by plane via the Zaventem airport or by train via every station in every city... I wouldn't try by car, though we have the best highways on earth, I've been told (I've also been told you can see them from the moon). There are already too cars in our little country
BTW I'm not sure that my links are working properly, but I'm working on it.
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Global Village Idiot Posted Dec 10, 2000
Hi Horse,
I used to live in Limburg and popped across to Antwerp regularly - I have fond memories of genuine Belgian waffles . The nearest we have here is a
Your article has a couple of repetitions - of the translations, and the comment about salt.
You don't mention all the great things to have on a waffle - strawberries in summer, cherries in winter, cream anytime!
You really shouldn't use "I" in what will be an Edited Guide entry - it's all supposed to sound like an encyclopedia (only funnier!)
I really hope that with a few changes, this can be recognised and included. Please let us know if you do that.
GVI
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Mikey the Humming Mouse - A3938628 Learn More About the Edited Guide! Posted Apr 9, 2001
Should this one possibly be considered for movement to the Writer's Workshop? As mentioned by GVI above, it still needs some work (plus one of the links is broken), and the author hasn't responded or been around for some months.
Mikey
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Horse with no name Posted Apr 24, 2001
I'm really sorry, but I haven't had the time yet to change my entry....
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mav Posted Apr 24, 2001
hey horse with no name...thanks for writing this article, belgian waffles are just about the best invention on the planet. but i must say that your article is a bit like the belgian waffle, you give a little taste but its quickly finished before i am satisfied...
maybe you could add things like how they are made(recipe) and whats the difference between a brussels waffle and a liege waffle (i prefer the liege but hey...) just a suggestion...otherwise here's looking at you kid...
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Horse with no name Posted Apr 27, 2001
OK! But... I've got some nasty exams in June ; so I'm afraid you'll have to wait until August (don't forget: July = holidays ).
Anyway, I'm glad to see my entry has been read and I'll try to give some more information (Thanks for the idea's - I'll try to find the recipe somewhere ).
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Martin Harper Posted Apr 27, 2001
both the links work for me...
I'm ashamed - I live in Belgium (sort of), and I haven't tried these waffles yet. But this entry has motivated me - next time I'm over there, I'll take the time to try some!
If it won't get updated till August, seems it would make sense to move it to the workshop for now. When you're free of exams (by which time you may have more comments here yet...) then just fix it up and repost it to PR (and post a link in this forum), and I'd love to have another look at it.
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mav Posted Apr 27, 2001
Lucinda, when you try the belgian waffle, make sure you try the 'liege' waffle (mostly found in the french part of belgium) [as opposed to the 'brussels' waffle]. what a difference between the liege and brussels waffle! (i just dont want that you try the brussels waffle by accident and say 'yuck, what are these guys talking about!')
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Mardi Gra Posted May 1, 2001
I'm glad to see someone tackling waffles for the guide and I'm very jealous of all the research that's going into it! I agree with the earlier suggestions though, about what can go on a waffle and the difference between Liège and Brussels ones. Perhaps you could link to the Brussels and Belgium entries in the guide?
You know, I even had a loyalty card for a waffle kiosk in Brussels once. I miss that kiosk - can we do an all Europe h2g2 meet-up in Brussels, just so I can use it again?
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Dancer (put your advert here) Posted Jun 24, 2001
I loved the entry, But I think it kind of demands a recipe for making one (I think). Sure makes me want to try over the weekend.
Dancer
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A21984096 - Waffles
The Apprentice Posted Apr 23, 2007
Entry: Waffles - A21984096
Author: The Apprentice - U35204
Currently bringing together a trio of entries - scant though their content may be - to Update the original entry on waffles - A5833.
Nothing much to see, just yet...
The Apprentice
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- 1: Horse with no name (Oct 20, 2000)
- 2: Global Village Idiot (Dec 10, 2000)
- 3: Mikey the Humming Mouse - A3938628 Learn More About the Edited Guide! (Apr 9, 2001)
- 4: Horse with no name (Apr 24, 2001)
- 5: mav (Apr 24, 2001)
- 6: Horse with no name (Apr 27, 2001)
- 7: Martin Harper (Apr 27, 2001)
- 8: mav (Apr 27, 2001)
- 9: Martin Harper (Apr 27, 2001)
- 10: Horse with no name (Apr 30, 2001)
- 11: Mardi Gra (May 1, 2001)
- 12: Dancer (put your advert here) (Jun 24, 2001)
- 13: h2g2 auto-messages (Aug 7, 2001)
- 14: The Apprentice (Apr 23, 2007)
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