Newsgroup: it.sport.calcio.estero
Titolo: Re: HOUSTON ain't no city, it's just SUBURBS

 ...just like in your native Italy, so what's your problem?
Are you f%^%^%^ kidding?!?!? Italy is known as "the most beautiful country 
in the world" and you are trying to make a comparison with a shitty ass 
American city like Houston with no flavor and no identity?!? Refrain from 
embarrassing yourself with further redneck ignorant comments, please.
You really are a true TEXAN. ;-) 

You really are a true TEXAN. ;-) 
Not that you'd know one if s/he stepped on your head in the street.
-- 
  Patrick "The Chief Instigator" Humphrey (
pat...@io.com
)  Houston, Texas
 
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  (TCI's 2005-06 Houston Aeros)
                 LAST GAME: Houston 4, Iowa 3 (February 18)
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 you.
Is that why a prestigious top research university is currently paying for my 
graduate studies?
Btw, almost no Americans in grad engineering programs. I wonder why....;-) 

   drug infested slums.
ROTFL!!!
Chicago is considered the best city architecture wise in the country. But 
what would a redneck like you know?!?! 

 more reasonably priced than waterfront property in Florida.
Price is proportional to how nice something is ;-) ---> Texas is cheap
BWAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA 

 wandering around looking for shops, coffee, etc...
Are you in love with the Houston suburbs? Cause they suck too! 

  what are left their.
                       ^^^^
1. Learn to write.
2. Slums?!?!? Is that why they cost 8,000+ Euros per square meter in 
Milan?!?! What about in Houston suburbs, how much are all those "houses" 
made in cardboard and wood with the same backyard for all with the typical 
fat american johnny grilling burgers?!?

At about Thu, 23 Feb 2006 00:41:59 GMT, Texas Longhorns was dragged into 
the street and beaten by an angry mob for writing..
:>  Go back to your crowded stinking city.
:
:That the entire world is jealous of...;-)
Which city are you speaking of here?
(Surely, it's not that festing stinkhole of suck that is NYC.)
-- 
Bryan S. Slick, onyx_hokie at yahoo dot com
"To those who have fought for it,
 freedom has a flavor the protected will never know."

 (Surely, it's not that festing stinkhole of suck that is NYC.)
Still, along Miami and San Francisco the best city in the US by far.
Now let's talk about Houston! 

 
As a "city" goes, NYC RLABSD:  great food, culture everywhere, you don't 
need a car.  Crime is still down AFAIK and you can buy absolutely 
everything you need somewhere.
Now, as a quiet country retreat -- yes, it lacks a little in that 
department.
-- 
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James Schrumpf                                 
http://www.hilltopper.net
We Must Protect this Couch!

 USA.
Very true. 

 That the entire world is jealous of...;-)
The entire world is a bit of a stretch these days.  Most people have
no burning desire to move to the USA.  Of those who do, many think of
the USA as the place they see in movies or read about, and don't know
what it is like for real (this is why many immigrants to the USA from
more affluent areas such as Europe or Japan or Australia have a change
of heart after a few years and decide to return to their home
countries).
For people from dirt-poor Third-World dumps, the USA is the archetype
of the foreign Eldorado, although they are often happy to move
anywhere.
Today, there are British people going to work in India, although
sometimes only for a year or two.  Some decide to stay.
-- 
Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail.

 Now let's talk about Houston! 
Turn on the air conditioning first.
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 Turn on the air conditioning first.
ROTFLMAO!!! 

 above on the top of your head besides Louis Vuitton?!?
Dior, Hermès, Chanel, Courrèges, Lacroix, just off the top of my head.
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>>Now let's talk about Houston!
Where is that village?
;-)
Yves

 Agnes B, Pierre Cardin,
Pierre Cardin is italian, asshole.

 
The crime is different in Europe, but still a problem.
My experience is that in the US, there is MUCH more gun crime.
In Europe, every other kind of crime flourishes.  Stabbings with knives 
are a problem, drunk driving is a HUGE problem, I have friends who've 
been beaten with sticks in Europe (these are French friends who were 
beaten in France, mind you, not obnoxious loud American tourists who 
were).
It's at the point where, at least in France, there are neighborhoods you 
just don't go if you want to be safe.  This isn't just in Paris, but in 
Dijon* and Caen* as well - though Dunkerque is small enough that I did 
not notice it.  I've never experienced such a thing in the US.  In New 
York City, I've taken the subway from Harlem to Long Island City Queens 
(down, then up) at 1 AM - wasn't worried.  I've been to Sharpstown in 
Houston and the South Bronx in New York.  I've been to parties near 
Navigation Blvd in Houston.

Cardin, Hermes, Lacoste, etc...
Completely irrelevant or I can start naming North Sail, Baci & Abbracci, 
etc for Italy.
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 better value. But I'd probably rather eat in Milan than Paris.
Agreed. Food in France is pretty good but doesn't compare to Italy. 

 just to mention the "historical" griffes.
Completely irrelevant respect to the Italian ones above. 

 usually go on about trip to Big Bend.
Lived in Austin 4 years and in Houston area one.
Austin is the only place worth it in Texas. 

I've been to parties near Navigation Blvd in Houston.
I live in Ybor City in Tampa and in one year 5 homicides on 7th Ave (kind of 
like 6th St in Austin) right in front of the clubs. I still go out anyway. 
So what's your point? 

 hasn't been to the two cities. Milan oozes style.
My point indeed. 

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Oh GREAT!!!
We got the Brokeback Boys bantering back and forth about fashion design.
SHEEESH!
I'm outta here...
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 Agnes B,Hermes, etc...
WHO????? haha,i guess i can add my name in this list and nobody would
notice who the intruder is...
Come on,when it comes to fashion (and food,and wine,and beautiful
cities,and some other nice things) italy simply rules,though we all
agree in considering france good enough for a brilliant silver medal.
Now,who's gonna start saying "mafia,crime,sex-obsessed people,dirty
country,rude people" just to throw some shit on us with the same old
stereotypes?? Oh,of course,don't forget the fuckin' mandolino n spaghetti..

 I'm outta here...
I know, you only feel confortable around cattle shit, rotting grain, and 
cornpeople? That's my boy...
By the way, it's 85 outside here in Tampa and I am gonna hit Clearwater for 
the day (one of the best beaches in the country). What about you? Are you 
gonna go to GalvestonROTFL? 

 notice who the intruder is...
Well said, otherwise we can always add North Sail, Baci & Abbracci, Energy, 
Diesel, etc to the Italian list....;-) 

 
"Cornpeople"?!? You better polish up on your English. The INS folks are just
around the corner and your Student Visa is up.
You better hope your fishing trip comes up with another 'find', ShortMember.
Otherwise, your EuroTrash ass is back on the boat home, and you'll be
scrubbing out shitcans and bidets, just like you daddy, and his daddy, and
all your ancestors. LOL!
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ebhgvaryl ratntr!

 
I prefer the American designers myself.  My favorite is Guy Laroche - my 
only regret is that Guy had to change his last name.
-- 
I'm so hip I have trouble seeing over my pelvis.
I'm so cool you can keep a side of meat in me for months.

 only regret is that Guy had to change his last name.
Luckily the rest of the world doesn't! ;-) 

 It offers some pretty good opera, though!
The most famous opera house in the world: La Scala.
The second biggest church in the world after St. Peter: The Duomo
The art academy district: Brera
The best and most refined night life in Italy
Site of arguably the most famous work by Leonardo: The Last Supper in Santa 
Maria delle Grazie
Home of AC Milan and Inter Milan and world famous San Siro "Meazza" Stadium
One of the best hotels in the World by rankings: Four Seasons Milan
The most famous designer shopping street: via Montenapoleone
Best city to live and work in Italy by far.

 ROFLMAO
Can you explain yourself?
Or you think you can make a good living in Siena or Capri? 

 Pierre Cardin is italian, asshole.
Born to French parents, and living in France since 1945.
Napoleon was Italian, too.  So what?
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 etc for Italy.
Never heard of them.  Which of them will still be around in ten years?
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 agree in considering france good enough for a brilliant silver medal.
France still seems to attract all the attention.  It's an incredibly
profitable brand in the Orient, for example.
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 Best city to live and work in Italy by far.
Is that saying much?
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Neither are you.
No go take your monthly bath, bitch...
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 Is that saying much?
Yes, considering Italy is widely known as the most beautiful country in the 
world. 

 world. 
Ah ... another addition to the list of superlatives?  Why the gushing
praise for Italy?
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You were he in a previous incarnation? Or perhaps Marie Antoinette?
JohnT