MXSMANIC - The posts don't add up

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I'll rephrase. What non-Parisian would choose to live in Paris?



Personally, I've been to Paris, wasn't impressed, and couldn't imagine
choosing to live there.


What does it take to impress you?
Just say the word TEXAS and Parisians will be waiting for the punchline.
Yet you choose to live there...


I agree with you about CDG airport though - Operators like Air France
are aware of how bad it is, but so far the French in general have not
come to understand that their international gateway is a third-world
torture chamber!

GF

Greg Farris wrote:
In article ,
says...


I'll rephrase. What non-Parisian would choose to live in Paris?


Personally, I've been to Paris, wasn't impressed, and couldn't imagine
choosing to live there.


What does it take to impress you?
Just say the word TEXAS and Parisians will be waiting for the punchline.
Yet you choose to live there...
My job is here.

Emily,

Loved Frankfurt, on the other hand.


You've got a warped mind ;-)

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

Thomas Borchert wrote:
Emily,

Loved Frankfurt, on the other hand.


You've got a warped mind ;-)

Maybe "loved" is a strong word. But the food was better, and the people
much more friendly than Paris. I did love Munich, but for some reason
Frankfurt came to mind first...I think because I'd never seen a train
station that big!

Emily,

I did love Munich, but for some reason
Frankfurt came to mind first.


You dig yourself in even further ;-)

I love Paris. Beats Dallas, Lubbock and even Austin (which I like)
anytime. With ease.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH), Hamburg

In article ,
says...


Thomas Borchert wrote:
Emily,

Loved Frankfurt, on the other hand.


You've got a warped mind ;-)

Maybe "loved" is a strong word. But the food was better, and the people
much more friendly than Paris. I did love Munich, but for some reason
Frankfurt came to mind first...I think because I'd never seen a train
station that big!

If it's for that, the North station in Paris is the biggest in Europe, but
it will certainly not improve your impression of Paris. It's even worse
than CDG Airport!

GF

On Oct 13, 7:37 am, Emily wrote:

Well that explains it right there! What American would CHOOSE to live
in Paris? g

Sidney Bechet, Dexter Gordon, Miles Davis, Josephine Baker, George
Gershwin...

Not that you know who any of those people are.

Oh and Benjamin Franklin. There's a sliver of a chance you've heard of
him. After all, you appear to be at least semi-literate.

Marc

Marc Adler wrote:
On Oct 13, 7:37 am, Emily wrote:

Well that explains it right there! What American would CHOOSE to live
in Paris? g

Sidney Bechet, Dexter Gordon, Miles Davis, Josephine Baker, George
Gershwin...

Not that you know who any of those people are.

Oh and Benjamin Franklin. There's a sliver of a chance you've heard of
him. After all, you appear to be at least semi-literate.

Marc

First, it was a joke. Notice that I ever put a g in. I don't assume
most of you people understand sarcasm.

Second, I already posted to Thomas explaining my feelings on Paris.

But plonk anyway. People like you bore me.

On Oct 13, 9:05 pm, Emily wrote:

Notice that I ever put a g in.

I don't think anyone makes derogatory statements about France on the
internet these days without attempting some kind of facetious tone, so
don't blame me, blame the bigots.

Second, I already posted to Thomas explaining my feelings on Paris.

I'll be looking for the article in the Encyclopedia Britannica about
your feeling on Paris.

But plonk anyway. People like you bore me.

Well, I imagine one of the downsides of being perfect (well, typing
aside) is that a lot of people must bore you.

What a burden you shoulder. My heart goes out to you.

Marc

She appears to have done quite a lot in her short 20-something years on
the Earth. She's a commercial pilot-CFI-A&P and now a world traveler to
boot. And to top that off I hear she is now dating MXMANIC!! Wow... I
for one am impressed. And to think I thought a lot of 20-somethings were
angst-riddled complainers.. :-)

A couple of things that have already been proven about this girl; she is
a liar and BS-artist.

Jon Kraus
'79 Mooney 201
4443H @ UMP



Marc Adler wrote:

On Oct 13, 9:05 pm, Emily wrote:


Notice that I ever put a g in.


I don't think anyone makes derogatory statements about France on the
internet these days without attempting some kind of facetious tone, so
don't blame me, blame the bigots.


Second, I already posted to Thomas explaining my feelings on Paris.


I'll be looking for the article in the Encyclopedia Britannica about
your feeling on Paris.


But plonk anyway. People like you bore me.


Well, I imagine one of the downsides of being perfect (well, typing
aside) is that a lot of people must bore you.

What a burden you shoulder. My heart goes out to you.

Marc