juventuz against racism (17 Viewers)

[Seven]

++ [ originally posted by Padovano ] ++


I thought I would live my entire life without ever seeing that statement made.


Besides, bro, you lived in Salerno. Bit of a difference (lucky for you).

Salerno's a great city IMO. I wouldn't know of course, but I guess living in Salerno is easier than living in Naples. Salerno's chaotic, but Naples just.. well, we all know what Naples is .

 

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[The Pado]

++ [ originally posted by Seven ] ++


Salerno's a great city IMO. I wouldn't know of course, but I guess living in Salerno is easier than living in Naples. Salerno's chaotic, but Naples just.. well, we all know what Naples is .

Congratulations Seven, every word you posted there is true. In my opinion. Cheers.

 

[Slagathor]

++ [ originally posted by fabiana ] ++
Im sorry! what kinda job are you applying for?

I remember you asking me one day if I had dyed my hair blonde. I did! its kinda dark blondeish brownish but Im in the process of making it lighter

It's an internationally orientated job where I could use my language skills and knowledge of different western european cultures.

When did I ask about the hair?

++ [ originally posted by Padovano ] ++
I thought I would live my entire life without ever seeing that statement made.


Besides, bro, you lived in Salerno. Bit of a difference (lucky for you).

Are you kidding? In Salerno, I couldn't walk the streets without people giving me foul looks or people shouting from passing cars "CAZZO RUSSO VAFANCULO". Salerno is a sorry excuse for a civilised town where I only stayed because my friends lived there but everytime I could, I got on a train to Naples so I could spend a day without being discriminated against. At least nobody gave me a second look in Naples and I never had a negative experience there.

 

[Chxta]

++ [ originally posted by jaecole ] ++
To Nike, it's nothing more than a PR exercise.

Borrowing Dan's idea are you?

 

[The Pado]

Interesting, Erik. I think of Naples as a dirty crap-hole of a port that only looks good from the bay, as you are leaving (it actually is quite spectacular looking at Napoli from the back of the boat). The people are very nice, but I never would have expected you to have a great experience in old Napoli.

 

[Slagathor]

++ [ originally posted by Padovano ] ++
Interesting, Erik. I think of Naples as a dirty crap-hole of a port that only looks good from the bay, as you are leaving (it actually is quite spectacular looking at Napoli from the back of the boat). The people are very nice, but I never would have expected you to have a great experience in old Napoli.

Naples is one of my favourite all-time Italian cities in a list that looks like this:
1. Firenze
2. Napoli
3. Roma
4. Siena
5. Genova

That's not including towns such as Assisi and Positano of course.

Naples has a lot to offer, Salerno is a boring, racist, shit-hole.

 

[The Pado]

Since this is the racism thread, who is it that Salernitans hate?

 

[Slagathor]

Firstly; let me state that not ALL Salernitani treated me that way but it was hard to ignore given how the rotten few did consistently treat me and it pissed me off.

Secondly; I've been told (by a Salernitano) that these frustrations come out of the fact that in the latter half of the '90s, many Russian and Polish immigrants came to Salerno, willing to work for an insanely low wage of 2 euros per hour. Needless to say this caused unemployment amongst the local youth to increase, causing poverty to become even worse in an already struggling city.

But I came there to study for six months and learn more about the Italian culture and language.

Perhaps what stings me the most is that they naturally assumed I'm Russian and there to take their jobs simply because I'm blond. Ignorant ********

 

[Respaul]

++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++


Naples is one of my favourite all-time Italian cities in a list that looks like this:
1. Firenze
2. Napoli
3. Roma
4. Siena
5. Genova

How can you have a list of fav places in italy that doesnt include Reggio Calabria.... unbelievable

Genova should be higher too
Napoli, I agree with Robert

 

[Slagathor]

++ [ originally posted by Shadowfax ] ++
How can you have a list of fav places in italy that doesnt include Reggio Calabria.... unbelievable

I haven't been there yet :embarass:

Genova should be higher too
Napoli, I agree with Robert

:shakehead:

 

[Respaul]

++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++


I haven't been there yet :embarass:

Its only 3 hours from salerno and you can take in messina at the same time... or possibbly stay abit longer and take a trip to palermo

 

[Zlatan]

What does CAZZO RUSSO VAFANCULO mean?

 

[swag]

++ [ originally posted by Zlatan ] ++
What does CAZZO RUSSO VAFANCULO mean?

:LOL:

Sounds like the kind of thing you'd say to a Russian filled with references to male anatomy (the first word) and pretty much the Italian equivalent of the F-word (the last), which pretty much means to bend over for it.

 

[Slagathor]

++ [ originally posted by Zlatan ] ++
What does CAZZO RUSSO VAFANCULO mean?

Fucking Russian up yours

++ [ originally posted by Shadowfax ] ++
Its only 3 hours from salerno and you can take in messina at the same time... or possibbly stay abit longer and take a trip to palermo

Don't worry, I'll be making a grand Italian tour next summer, starting in Sardegna and going up via Sicilia, Reggio and all the other regions.

 

[The Pado]

Erik, if you ever visit Reggio Calabria, try not to act like a Russian Prick. Go F* yourself.

Just some advice I picked up in Salerno

 

[Slagathor]

++ [ originally posted by Padovano ] ++
Erik, if you ever visit Reggio Calabria, try not to act like a Russian Prick. Go F* yourself.

Just some advice I picked up in Salerno

I will dye my hair

 

[Seven]

++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++


Are you kidding? In Salerno, I couldn't walk the streets without people giving me foul looks or people shouting from passing cars "CAZZO RUSSO VAFANCULO". Salerno is a sorry excuse for a civilised town where I only stayed because my friends lived there but everytime I could, I got on a train to Naples so I could spend a day without being discriminated against. At least nobody gave me a second look in Naples and I never had a negative experience there.

We (our family) have never had any sort of problem in Salerno and we've been there quite a few times. That said, my dad does look very Italian and perhaps we look a bit south-european as well. Now in Naples I have had "trouble". But that was more liking some young guys calling you names. That happens to me in Antwerp as well .

 

[The Pado]

++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++


I will dye my hair

That would be a good start. Then tell the Salernitans that you are actually Dutch and in the city to view a site where your company is planning to build a massive assembly plant requiring 20 thousand workers. But then, the people of Napoli seem a bit nicer.

 

[Seven]

++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++


Fucking Russian up yours



Don't worry, I'll be making a grand Italian tour next summer, starting in Sardegna and going up via Sicilia, Reggio and all the other regions.

Sardegna's not that great IMO. It's nice to be there for a couple of times, but I got bored with the landscape after a few days. Sicilia on the other hand is awesome. Palermo's one of my favourite cities as well. Last year the entire city was pink due to Palermo's promotion .

As for your list of favourites, I don't think you should put them in order. IMO they differ too much.

 

[Slagathor]

That's very true and the list continuously changes depending on my mood!

Pado - The people of Napoli gave me their phone numers, wanted to make friendship and welcomed me in their lives. It's the difference between day and night as far as I'm concerned.