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Thread: Interview the Person below you?
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25th November 2014, 22:19 #4571
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No, because I lose every time. Even if I am the single competitor I'll come the second......
Do you buy souvenirs when you travel abroad?
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25th November 2014, 23:24 #4572
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maybe a t-shirt or something similar, but not trinkets.
if/when you travel abroad do you try the local cuisine, or stick with familiar things?
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26th November 2014, 07:55 #4573
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I really don't know....Haven't traveled too much. Depending where I'd travel......
And on ingredients. I'll never eat chicken...
When you travel abroad what's your main interest? ( like people, food, museums, historical places, etc. ).
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26th November 2014, 20:29 #4574
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I love history, so museums are a must, especially small local museums because they concentrate on local things more than large metropolitan museums do. I have never been a night-club person, so I avoid these lake the plague.
If a visitor/tourist was to come to your town/city, what would you direct them to see/visit/do (apart from get out of town)?
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26th November 2014, 21:04 #4575
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Nothing special to be seen in my hometown. A famous place is People's House- now it's the Palace of the Parliament, the world's second largest administrative building. In my opinion it's just hideous and useless.
Foreign tourists have just two options:
1.Village Museum - a collection of traditional village houses from different parts of the country
2. The old center-don't be fooled by this title, it's not defined by some special architecture or historical buildings but by a collection of pubs and cafes, many with international specific - Irish, Greek, Turkish, Lebanese, etc.
What's the worst thing about your hometown?
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26th November 2014, 23:58 #4576
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Being on the west coast, with westerlies as the prevailing wind, the spring weather can sometimes be quite unpredictable (for unpredictable read nasty). Apart from that it is a wee bit isolated from the rest of the country, but this can be a good thing.
What is the major industry where you live?
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27th November 2014, 06:54 #4577
Automobiles used to be the top now superseded by the software services/IT industry..
same Q?Tito Vilanova = :champion:
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27th November 2014, 08:06 #4578
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Beggary. It's a real industry with even a luxury branch.
What drink would you like just now?
Storm, you're back!
Show us some pics from your journey.
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27th November 2014, 08:13 #4579
ok, I will
drink? a coffee will do nicely
What did you have for breakfast?Tito Vilanova = :champion:
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27th November 2014, 08:17 #4580
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I'm trying to drink a coffee and to eat a pretzel but my boss is running me with a lot of sh*t works.
What will you have at lunch?
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