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Is Travel Advice worse than Foodie-ism?

Yes
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50%
No
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38%
If it doesnt help me get clicks, it’s not worth doing
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13%
 
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I'm mostly livid that they actually boarded this plane knowing full well they will time out or whatever.

This was a massive plane too. Big international type beast.

I'm surprised there weren't riots
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i got lucky

smooth sailing to allemagne

now it's all gravy train

gravy on schnitz
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sorry to hear, strat
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and now i will drink more bier
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Chris_H_2 wrote:Back in Rome for two days to wrap this trip up. Today was a good day.

Random encounter - ran into another attorney I know well from chicago behind the capitoline museum (my favorite view of rome). this after my wife ran into a former colleague in positano last week. which was two days after I ran into an old college buddy near piazza del popolo last week. Such a big, but small, world.
that's awesome man!

you are a mega-pro

can't wait to get my hands on some of those tomatoes stuffed with rice/potatoes ...
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day 2 of the bavarian fever dream begins

planning to bike ride with a few stops along the way

mixture of sites and biergartens

keeping multiple options open

i am a simple man with simple needs
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96583UP wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:Back in Rome for two days to wrap this trip up. Today was a good day.

Random encounter - ran into another attorney I know well from chicago behind the capitoline museum (my favorite view of rome). this after my wife ran into a former colleague in positano last week. which was two days after I ran into an old college buddy near piazza del popolo last week. Such a big, but small, world.
that's awesome man!

you are a mega-pro

can't wait to get my hands on some of those tomatoes stuffed with rice/potatoes ...
*books flight to Rome so I can run into some acquaintances there*
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Bammer wrote:
96583UP wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:Back in Rome for two days to wrap this trip up. Today was a good day.

Random encounter - ran into another attorney I know well from chicago behind the capitoline museum (my favorite view of rome). this after my wife ran into a former colleague in positano last week. which was two days after I ran into an old college buddy near piazza del popolo last week. Such a big, but small, world.
that's awesome man!

you are a mega-pro

can't wait to get my hands on some of those tomatoes stuffed with rice/potatoes ...
*books flight to Rome so I can run into some acquaintances there*
a great place to study bromance languages
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discovered this place today in Rome, next to the vatican. delish home made pastas only 6.50 euro and big portions… i will be going back. bangin cacio e pepe, carbonara, and truffle pasta… will be trying more types soon https://www.pastasciuttaroma.it/en/
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is that a chain bro
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96583UP wrote:discovered this place today in Rome, next to the vatican. delish home made pastas only 6.50 euro and big portions… i will be going back. bangin cacio e pepe, carbonara, and truffle pasta… will be trying more types soon https://www.pastasciuttaroma.it/en/
Go to the novelty store next door and pick up some popeners and a pipe bobble head
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
96583UP wrote:discovered this place today in Rome, next to the vatican. delish home made pastas only 6.50 euro and big portions… i will be going back. bangin cacio e pepe, carbonara, and truffle pasta… will be trying more types soon https://www.pastasciuttaroma.it/en/
Go to the novelty store next door and pick up some popeners and a pipe bobble head
omg
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spike wrote:is that a chain bro
two locations a chain does not make
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i did 230 situps and 120 pushups this morning in preparation for these carbs

gonna go hard at dinner

pasta alla gricia, prob with a rigatoni
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
96583UP wrote:One of my favorite places in Rome is Gianicolo, the hill that overlooks the city.
yeah, between this and what we called the zodiac on monte mario (named after an old italian club), you won't get better view. it's funny, but no one goes there besides the locals; you virtually have it to yourself.
just hit up gianicolo

there is a little pop up bar on top right now

nice little spot for a peroni
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go to one of those places with a sign outside that says they dont have pizza and ask for a pizza
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doug rr wrote:go to one of those places with a sign outside that says they dont have pizza and ask for a pizza
never seen one of these before

had a dope-ass fettuccine funghi porcini at din din
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96583UP wrote:
doug rr wrote:go to one of those places with a sign outside that says they dont have pizza and ask for a pizza
never seen one of these before

had a dope-ass fettuccine funghi porcini at din din
interesting...its been probably 5 years since I've been but I remember small restaurants doing that..some in Rome but most in smaller towns in and around Tuscany...keeping the tourists away I guess..
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doug rr wrote:
96583UP wrote:
doug rr wrote:go to one of those places with a sign outside that says they dont have pizza and ask for a pizza
never seen one of these before

had a dope-ass fettuccine funghi porcini at din din
interesting...its been probably 5 years since I've been but I remember small restaurants doing that..some in Rome but most in smaller towns in and around Tuscany...keeping the tourists away I guess..
what happened when you asked for pizza?
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