Judging by your post, the place stinks. Though I remember seeing Rome as a child, probably 8 or so, the Trevi Fountain and the Coliseum. The tombs beneath the Vatican too. So at some point I'd like to see Paris.
--- In [email protected], nablusoss1008 <no_reply@...> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], "whynotnow7" <whynotnow7@> wrote: > > > > I haven't been to France, except off the coast of Nice as a kid. > > Always wanted to visit Paris to drink in the architecture. Something I've > enjoyed on my few stays in Europe. Those Art Noveau museums sound awesome. > Art Noveau and Art Deco are two styles I never get tired of. Yeah, I love the > sound of the French language too. > > > Paris is nice for three reasons; to drink a glass of cheap red wine (less > than a glass of water)on a street imortalized by all famous photographers, > eat in a Bistro offoff any famous street you ever read about and being served > the best 3-course food you ever tasted - including a bottle of Bordeaux for > less than 40 dollars for you and your woman, and to walk in the streets > crossing countless bridges above the Seine in the rain with a Leica (and an > umbrella). > > Other than the obvious beauty, Paris is not much. She an old Dame Dying, the > whole city stinks of death and decadence. Believe me it stinks, bigtime. This > stink is that of Death. > > For me Paris has been dead, finished for many years. If you like the stench > of dead bodies, do go there. If not, stay away from there. > > Actually Maharishi suggested to tear it down, and I can see why. I can see it > will happen sometime in our generation. Any extraordinary event could easily > fulfill Maharishi's challenge to the whole world for urgent change, not just > Paris. > > While Paris is not much, Berlin is everything. Berlin has everything Paris is > lacking; life, vibrancy and creativity. Whereas Paris is a dead stage, a > doll, Berlin is alive. > > Above all it is filled with down to earth, no-nonsense, friendly germans. > > I have access to a 2 bedroom apartment with a balcony in a quiet > embassy-area; mail me on the side if you would like to go there. > > > http://tinyurl.com/5u7xgcr >
