Hi ALL!!! What do you think about Milan? In my opinion, Milan is very stylish city. I went to Milan on a 5 day visit in August 2005. This was my first visit to Milan and I had a great time there. I stayed at excellent hotel in the center city. I got to walk on the roof of the Duomo and saw all the way to the mountains. On Via Montenapoleone I found a lot of prestigious boutiques. Milan is the city where the world famous italian design is born and still lives: you'll find here not only the glamorous fashion showrooms, but the history of industrial design. And if you like such kind of thing, April is a wonderful month: with the Furniture Fair all the city is open for designers exibitions and happenings. There are hundreds and hundreds of bars, lounge bars, wine bars, pubs, cafes, bistros, wine cellars, live music bars and lots of others besides. So what?
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What do you think about Milan?
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Miss Shelf
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Hi All! What do you think of Podunk, USA? It's a lovely, quaint, pictutesque town, filled with things to see and do! Visit the Corner Cafe and enjoy the daily show put on by Gomer, the town drunk. Visit the flea market which is supposed to be open only on the fifth Saturday of the month but is in reality open whenever anyone has anything to sell from the trunk of their car. You can get a real bargain on a velvet Elvis painting there! I could go on and on but I don't want to bore you. Contact your local travel agent today!
Stewart
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Hello everybody, what do you think of Greenock, Scotland. There's not much to do here other than drugs, rape, and beating people over the head with glass bottles or bricks. Once a famous shipping port the water now splashes against the rusted hulls of forgotten trawlers and, if you take a walk down the High Street you will notice the occasional shop that doesn't sell schlocky items for a pound; these are bars, bookmakers, and brothels. There's little here for the kids to do - infact, teenage pregnancy is the favoured pastime - and so they head out to the nightclubs to beat each other up. Book now!