I know there are jelly fish in the Adriatic.
I meant your photo, is that a pool in the adriatic, a man made pool, or steps leading into the actual sea
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That Internet service should be phased out soon. Myself, I don’t understand why Boeing cancelled their Internet service. It seemed very popular on the Lufthansa FRA-LAX flight I was on last winter. So popular, that there wasn’t enough bandwidth to accomodate all of the people who wanted to use it. For example, ‘Peak times’ existed, so that the best time to get on the Internet were during the meal service.

European airlines, with this Internet service failure, are now looking forward to offering mobile use in the sky. As someone who tries hard to get a good sleep on flights, this is not an attractive thought.

Collin: Had two great local wines in Trieste. Couldn’t tell you what the red wine was, but it tasted similar to an American Zinfandel. The white was something they used to call “Tokay” (don’t know the grape) but had to change the name to avoid confusion with the Hungarian Tokay. Also had a spectacular (and expensive) Amarone.

All: The jellyfish were definitely IN the Adriatic itself in very large numbers.

And why!? We shared our collider, why can’t they? What is the reason for the buy-in?

The only differences are in grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. Also Bulgarian and Croation are not mutually comperensible. Other than that they are almost carbon copies.