Henges and shit (3 of them)
Some Castles
Graffiti hunting in Bristol
Bristol Bear Fiesta
Jawso hard muthafuckas tryn’ to find you.
Printed about 100 yellow first layers tonight. Fun.
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It rubs the butter on the skin…
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I want his shirt.
Ogali representing Blip as one of the sexiest programmers alive…
http://www.businessinsider.com/top-15-sexiest-programmers-2012-2012-5?op=1
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myownlittleplanet replied to your post: My European Travels So Far
I get that you didn’t like Paris or France in general that much?
France as a whole was great, I absolutely loved Lyon. The people there were very welcoming and took time to explain things as best as they could in English if I couldn’t figure out what they were saying in French. Even in Monaco where I totally expected to get treated like shit for being A) an American and B) a tourist, the people were still nice. I sat and talked to one gentlemen about his Jeep for a good 20 minutes, at the end of which he said it was nice to meet an American who likes to talk.
Paris was a beautiful city, the architecture and mood of the city is astounding, it’s too bad the people of the city don’t know how to take care of it. There is garbage everywhere you look, literally, plus you get wafts of the smell of piss about every two blocks.
I got tired of Parisiennes pushing me out of their way, or stepping on my feet, or hitting me with their bags and not one of them ever said excuse me. I would be standing patiently in line at a market or something and they would just walk right in front of me like I wasn’t even there, it just got very tiresome after awhile. Disneyland was worse, multiplied by people’s rude kids, and I don’t know how many times I would see a family get up from the curb and just leave their trash sitting there even though there was a garbage can mere feet away from them.
They (Parisiennes) are just inconsiderate assholes, plain and simple. I’d go back to Lyon before I would ever go back to Paris.
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Let’s go to the park, alpaca lunch.
George, a 10-month-old alpaca, checks out the map of the London skyline in the new gardens at the Horniman Museum in south London. Picture: Eddie Mulholland
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It really bothers me when someone who lives in/near a major metropolitan city says “there’s nothing to do here.”
I traveled thousands of miles to do the stuff your city has for people “to do.” Take advantage of your surroundings.
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