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2006-07-10 15:07 – Stephen Russell : [NF] Prague as a city, what did I miss?
2006-07-10 15:23 – Alan Bourke : Re: [NF] Prague as a city, what did I miss?
2006-07-10 16:15 – Paul Hill : Re: [NF] Prague as a city, what did I miss?
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[NF] Prague as a city, what did I miss?

Author: Stephen Russell

Posted: 2006-07-10 15:07:31   Link

In the years passed many have gone to this conference and came back with

a great feeling about the city.

Why? I went there expecting good things and came back with a poor taste

in my mouth. I guess I have to stop falling down drunk and licking the

Charles Bridge? Bad Steve!

I really did think that this was more of another NYC where they spoke

Czech instead of English. The "Soup Nazi" would have been hard pressed

to act like more of a jerk.

It's a beautiful city, it's the local population that needs a lesson in

either service or giving a crap.

Stephen Russell

DBA / Developer

Electracash, Inc.

5100 Poplar Ave.

Suite 2518

Memphis, Tennessee 38137

1-901-684-0348

Email: srussell@electracash.com

www.electracash.com

The real art of conversation is not only to say the right thing at the

right time, but also to leave unsaid the wrong thing at the tempting

moment.

©2006 Stephen Russell
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Re: [NF] Prague as a city, what did I miss?

Author: Alan Bourke

Posted: 2006-07-10 15:23:05   Link

>

> Why? I went there expecting good things and came back with a poor taste

> in my mouth.

Unfortunately I think you're maybe 10 years too late - they've had a

huge influx of tourism in the last while and it's reportedly not the

city it was. Tallinn in Estonia is the new Prague!

--

Alan Bourke

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©2006 Alan Bourke
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Re: [NF] Prague as a city, what did I miss?

Author: Paul Hill

Posted: 2006-07-10 16:15:59   Link

On 7/10/06, Alan Bourke <alanpbourke@fastmail.fm

> wrote:

> Unfortunately I think you're maybe 10 years too late - they've had a

> huge influx of tourism in the last while and it's reportedly not the

> city it was. Tallinn in Estonia is the new Prague!

Hey, we've got a couple of hotel installations in Tallinn!

Non-fox unfortunately. And no, I don't get a discount :-)

--

Paul

©2006 Paul Hill