What Are You Doing Right Now? (192 Viewers)

[GordoDeCentral]

It's just so different to all other places. Sure, I've never been there but I'm taking into account their people, culture and philosophy of thinking. Sooo much different it's like they are from another planet. I'd love to travel and see many places but Japan would probably be on the top of the list. Hell. I even like manga/anime from them.

you will love it

 

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[ALC]

I need to be unbanned from the mod thread. There was no reason I was banned to begin with.

 

[swag]

I love Japan, so much. Beyond the obvious fascination it's the place where i feel the most comfortable in. I got to practice my Japanese, hook with a couple of cute onna's, eat good food and hit up kerama. Great time for sure.

Sounds awesome.

you will love it

Spent a little time there but need to spend so much more.

I need to be unbanned from the mod thread. There was no reason I was banned to begin with.

Actually, everybody should be banned from that idiotic thread. You're just ahead of the curve.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Sounds awesome.



Spent a little time there but need to spend so much more.



Actually, everybody should be banned from that idiotic thread. You're just ahead of the curve.

Maybe we ll have a tuz get together in japan.

 

[swag]

Maybe we ll have a tuz get together in japan.

I would so totally do that!

Did you get to Kyoto any, btw?

 

[Enron]

Domo arigato, Señor Roboto!!!

 

[swag]

Domo arigato, Señor Roboto!!!

You must use that line a lot in the bars in Wyoming

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Going to the grand prix in monza, will be spending 2 days in milan and 2 in bologna, any tips on nightlife, restaurants, or other fun things to do are much appreciated @Seven @Tanu_Mz

 

[Martin]

Going to the grand prix in monza, will be spending 2 days in milan and 2 in bologna, any tips on nightlife, restaurants, or other fun things to do are much appreciated @Seven @Tanu_Mz

bologna has a lot of communists. you can have a good chat there

 

[Seven]

Going to the grand prix in monza, will be spending 2 days in milan and 2 in bologna, any tips on nightlife, restaurants, or other fun things to do are much appreciated @Seven @Tanu_Mz

Given that Bologna is a student city, your options for food are virtually endless. Generally I'd say that in Emilia Romagna you eat well, but slightly expensive compared to the rest of Italy. No seafood (for obvious reasons).

Also, as soon as you're in the vicinity of the two towers, the entire city centre is within walking distance. If pilgrimages are your thing, you can also choose to walk to San Luca. It's famous more for the portici than anything else though. And you'll get enough portici in Bologna anyway.

Nightlife depends. Used to be that you could just hang out in piazze with beer and wine (and you'd have some pretty interesting conversations), but they've made that impossible now. Because I was a student when I was there, I just kind of went with the crowd. We'd something completely different every night. Not sure what you're into and with what sort of crowd you'll be hanging out though?

 

[ZoSo]

Going to the grand prix in monza, will be spending 2 days in milan and 2 in bologna, any tips on nightlife, restaurants, or other fun things to do are much appreciated @Seven @Tanu_Mz

get a selfie with alonso

 

[piotrr]

Going to the grand prix in monza, will be spending 2 days in milan and 2 in bologna, any tips on nightlife, restaurants, or other fun things to do are much appreciated @Seven @Tanu_Mz

get a selfie with alonso

Ask Raikkonen to sign this:

 

[Wittl]

Going to the grand prix in monza, will be spending 2 days in milan and 2 in bologna, any tips on nightlife, restaurants, or other fun things to do are much appreciated @Seven @Tanu_Mz

Milano:
Aperitivo/nightlife: around Naviglio grande, porta ticinesi, arco della pace (just aperitivo)

Bologna: beatiful city, lots of bars in via de pratello or near the university.
Specific tips for Bologna:
Aperitivo: Lab 16, Cocoa Bar bistrot, Pane vino e San Daniele
Restaurants: All' Osteria Bottega, Sartoria Gastronomica, Merlo'

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Love you guys, thanks

 

[Wittl]

Love you guys, thanks

Love you too. Now unban @IliveForJuve

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Love you too. Now unban @IliveForJuve

In true Juventus fashion, my hands are tied

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Given that Bologna is a student city, your options for food are virtually endless. Generally I'd say that in Emilia Romagna you eat well, but slightly expensive compared to the rest of Italy. No seafood (for obvious reasons).

Also, as soon as you're in the vicinity of the two towers, the entire city centre is within walking distance. If pilgrimages are your thing, you can also choose to walk to San Luca. It's famous more for the portici than anything else though. And you'll get enough portici in Bologna anyway.

Nightlife depends. Used to be that you could just hang out in piazze with beer and wine (and you'd have some pretty interesting conversations), but they've made that impossible now. Because I was a student when I was there, I just kind of went with the crowd. We'd something completely different every night. Not sure what you're into and with what sort of crowd you'll be hanging out though?

Im going with a friend we are doing the lambo factory tour and closed circuit, id say we are into nice places with pretty things

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bologna has a lot of communists. you can have a good chat there

Yuck

 

[Seven]

Im going with a friend we are doing the lambo factory tour and closed circuit, id say we are into nice places with pretty things

In that case I'd definitely go clubbing in Milano instead of Bologna.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

get a selfie with alonso

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Eddie irvine anyone?

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In that case I'd definitely go clubbing in Milano instead of Bologna.

Any names?

 

[Seven]

Any names?

No, I reckon @Tanu_Mz probably knows best. I only spent very limited time in Milano, but I do know that Bologna is 90% a student city, so you get that whole uni vibe, even in clubs.