Smelly Venice
#21
Guest
Posts: n/a
Sam if somone entitled a thread "racist atlanta" or "smelly atlanta" you would go ballistic. PC is just a term people like you create to enable you to be continue spreading your stereotyes, misconceptions and lies. You have ZERO original thought. <BR><BR>Anyway, you admit to bob you smell badly. And you seem obsessed with your olafactory glands. What a child! <BR>
#23
Guest
Posts: n/a
Rhonda darlin,<BR><BR>you get an "A" for effort, You cleaned up your mouth. <BR><BR>Now I do agree with you that the post should not have been written as "Smelly Venice". <BR><BR>There are some magnificent things about Venice such as Piaza San Marco, San Marco Cathedral, the Guggenheim, the Grand Canal etc...OTOH, let's be honest here.....in the Summer the canals can and do smell.<BR><BR>Now what is so difficult about being honest?<BR><BR><BR>Uncle Sam
#26
Guest
Posts: n/a
Sam, Venice is a wonderful city. I remember my first visit there in 1985. All of that oldness just blew me away, but I noticed the canals did have an odor to them. I remember hanging out iand enjoying the square the square. I also remember going over to the fisherman's island.<BR><BR>Why do the travel police get so bent when anyone points out anything that might be somewhat negative, but nonetheless true?
#27
Guest
Posts: n/a
Cowboy,<BR><BR>It definitely depends upon whose ox is being gored, now doesn't it.<BR><BR>It's quite Ok to call anyone that disagrees with the PC crowd an ugly American but tell them that the Venice canals can stink in the Summer....look out!<BR><BR>BTW, ever hear from momanem?
#28
Guest
Posts: n/a
Sam and Cowboy--I agree it depend on whose ox-but you are like the pc police for your causes. Clear cut hypocracy! I was there in April and smelled nothing. But even if I had, it would be the last thing to talk about, unless you are a whining crybaby. But to call a site "Smelly Venice" is just asking for trouble. I am sure that is what this was all about.
#32
Guest
Posts: n/a
btw sam--i have been in Europe and Montreal and have blasted those people when they made nasty (and usually bogus) claims against Americans based upon broad generalizations, such as americans are stupid, they have no culture, etc. It is just not polite to do that--it is bad manners and shows arrogance. What you call "pc" ( a bogus term) has nothing to do with that, or with statements like "smelly Venice"...