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If I don't ex-pat before March, a friend and I have tickets to France (Switzerland?). We're going to be there for 8 days (that's what we'll tell customs), and I'm trying to figure out a tenative plan of where we want to go. I want to go to La Grave, she wants to hit Chamonix, and we have friends in Grenoble and Verbier.
For peeps who've been: what are some of your favorite towns and mountains in or near the French Alps?
You're not going anywhere. Hear me?
In case you're wondering, this is google's answer:
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I'm sure if you act like a fag, never stick up for yourself and say America sucks, they'll keep you. :fuckyou:
You can also keep it short by saying: Le Boo Boo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schmear
Most conveniently located for both Northern and Southern French Alps: Alberville/ChamberyQuote:
Originally Posted by boobookitty
Most beautiful: Annecy
Where I'd stay: Briancon
Hmmmmmmmm...not sure this one would pan out, sir homophobe.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlurredElevens
[QUOTE=bad_roo]Alberville/QUOTE]
Ewww. That is all (And now I'm over the char limit).
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I second Annecy. I spent a week there in high school and it's one of the most beautiful towns I've been in. It was summer, so winter may be different. Also, I thought cham was pretty cool as was the lake geneva area.
Sweet. Thanks for the info.
Anyone going to be over there around the 1st to the 9th of March?
Yep. You'll find me in La Grave. :fm:Quote:
Originally Posted by boobookitty
Your opinion, which you are entitled to, brands you as a complete joke. Stick to the skiing stoke which you are much better at than your moronic socio/political ideas.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlurredElevens
Seconded:Quote:
Originally Posted by bad_roo
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Thirded, especially up in Monetier Les Bains:Quote:
Where I'd stay: Briancon
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Let me guess...you're another idiot that's bought into this idiotic trend of thinking it's cool to hate The United States.Quote:
Originally Posted by fiddler
Let me clue you in on a little secret, many millions of people have died defending our country, and pricks like you won't convince me that the USA sucks. It's you that sucks, and likely literally. Take your croissant and stuff it up your ass. :FIREdevil
Sorry, you guessed wrong, I don't hate the United States. Let me clue YOU in, it's no secret that people have died defending our country. I have no interest in convincing you of anything. It's one thing to believe in right wing points of view, it's another to spew the crap you continually puke up. It makes the right wingers look really bad, not that they need the help. People who disagree with you (from the right or left) aren't traitors, they're just smarter.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlurredElevens
By the way, I suspect you're really a gay socialist satirist. That would explain a lot.
Stick to the ski stoke.
Hmmmm. Look I don't want to diss Annecy and the people there are very friendly but really the nice bit is a canal with a few old houses. The rest of the town sucks - 60s HLMs and alpine overconstruction. In the holiday season the traffic will have you choking to death.Quote:
Originally Posted by bad_roo
There are hundreds of old, beautiful towns all over France. Paris has to be one of the most beautiful capitals in the world although Haussmann ripped the heart out of the place. Colmar, Strasbourg and Lille are fantastic towns as well.
nice try. Paris isn't third world, but it has to be one of the dirtiest capitols out there. Some great architecture, but you'd think their tax collections could clean the place up a bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by davidof
Hey davidof,
Your website link has been the best part of this thread!