Travel Forum / Destinations / Europe / August 2007

Would you piss on him if he was burning?

A handful of fruit cakes use the usenet group rec.travel.europe as a chat
room. As an example can be used this one idiot who calls him/herself as
"Martin". According to the google records the turd has posted to rte during
the year 2007 by the following frequency:

I see on tv tonight that colditz castle has or will be turned into a hotel,
anyone got any information or a website on this please, i was hoping to go
there to see it but i may be to late now

Or I'll smash all of your smelly green teeth down your throat with a 2x4,
you dirty worthless whore.

HI - will be spending a week close to Dinan soon  (near to St helens
about 6 km to the east I am told, and for more granularity Le
Perroquet Vert), and am looking for all and any recommendations,
reports, and negatives (where NOT to go/eat/shop etc!).  Obvious

I need recommendations for restaurants in both Prague and Budapest. I trust
that Gundel's is still in operation in Budapest, but I know nothing of
Prague. Would appreciate any help.

Tired Of Sea Swimming, Beach Life And Hot Summer? Visit Prague!
The holiday season - the best time for travelling - has already come
and I am ready to invite you to one of the most beautiful cities in
the whole world. Do you plan to spend this summer in Prague? Would you

I am trying to track down a guide we used in St Petersburg in 2000 named
Elena.  Elana, if you are reading this, please post a link to your web site.
I am planning a trip to St Petersburg.
Thanks.

Slideshow of a beautiful village located in the Carpathian mountains
in Southern Poland, accompanied by excellent music. Enjoy!
Link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgqX40S_D00

We are planning to arrive at CDG, spend a night in Paris and then take
the TGV to the south and spend a week on a boat on the Canal du Midi.
Then return and spend a few days in Paris. The cost of a Rail Pass vs
individual tickets is almost the same.  We did a similar trip two

British Airways Fined Nearly $550M for Price Fixing
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,291699,00.html
Good move. Now BA is going to have to raise ticket prices to make up
the shortfall.

Pretty chilly up there.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/manchester/6925587.stm
"Nine out of 10 landlords said the ban was easy to enforce and of those
questioned, 60% said they had received a positive response from
customers.