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Sun Nov 11, 2012, 01:49 PM

jonthebru (963 posts)

2. Well, that settles it then.

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48 replies	Author	Time	Post
Hundreds evacuated in Tuscany as Venice floods [View all]	dipsydoodle	Nov 2012	OP
Ive visited Italy and i really dont like it.	darkangel218	Nov 2012	#1
Well, that settles it then.	jonthebru	Nov 2012	#2
I love it. Nt	xchrom	Nov 2012	#4
Darn those old buildings!	elleng	Nov 2012	#5
Absolutely takes my breath away.	Flaxbee	Nov 2012	#17
Beautiful! I've been there, and have the photos I took on the wall still...	DeschutesRiver	Nov 2012	#21
DITTO DITTO DITTO!!!	elleng	Nov 2012	#30
Yea. It's just so .. OLD!	Texin	Nov 2012	#32
Huh? Venice is one of the most beautiful cities in the world.	McCamy Taylor	Nov 2012	#9
Not just falling apart	dipsydoodle	Nov 2012	#10
The dredging that was done to accommodate cruise ships	beac	Nov 2012	#25
Yes	dipsydoodle	Nov 2012	#27
sounds like heaven to me	PatrynXX	Nov 2012	#13
Nice country, friendly people	Kelvin Mace	Nov 2012	#14
So you're ok with all this climate change-related destruction?	kestrel91316	Nov 2012	#15
Who said i was ok with the climate change?	darkangel218	Nov 2012	#26
...	tawadi	Nov 2012	#19
lol to each their own? :)	darkangel218	Nov 2012	#24
i hope you are joking. :\| Venice will be among the first	roguevalley	Nov 2012	#20
LOL Sounds like some of the US cities I've visited!	tuvor	Nov 2012	#23
Guess so. I grew up in Europe and ive been to almost every country there	darkangel218	Nov 2012	#28
WTF? Seriously? Not sure where you were but you clearly havent been to cities like Torino...	Pachamama	Nov 2012	#29
Ive been to Rome and Florence and ill never go back again	darkangel218	Nov 2012	#31
Florence is ALWAYS crowded and always has been. There is a reason for that.	CTyankee	Nov 2012	#35
Like i previously said ive traveled alot. and there are other places in Europe	darkangel218	Nov 2012	#36
Yeah. Pretty crappy compared to Omaha, Decatur, Chula Vista, Atlanta ...	panzerfaust	Nov 2012	#33
Yah no trees.	darkangel218	Nov 2012	#37
The Gauntlet!!	RitchieRich	Nov 2012	#48
Are you kidding me? Didn't you go to a museum or an old church or two to see some of the	CTyankee	Nov 2012	#34
Diff'rent strokes, as they say.	BlueMTexpat	Nov 2012	#42
You sure it was Italy?	Javaman	Nov 2012	#46
The only time I ever had back pain was in Italy.	rrneck	Nov 2012	#47
'The bad weather was heading slowly towards the centre of the country	elleng	Nov 2012	#3
gee no global warming eh?	NMDemDist2	Nov 2012	#6
No	Liberalagogo	Nov 2012	#7
I was there 20 years ago and it was flooded.	hollysmom	Nov 2012	#8
Venice still hasn't pumped out the streets from the last one	jberryhill	Nov 2012	#11
Venice isn't in Tuscany--poor headline in original piece. nt	geek tragedy	Nov 2012	#12
Noticed that...	lindysalsagal	Nov 2012	#18
I agree.	dipsydoodle	Nov 2012	#44
Tuscany and Venice are on opposite coasts of Italy	adieu	Nov 2012	#16
Exactly - I've to Venice and Tuscany both.	BlueMTexpat	Nov 2012	#41
Northern Italy tends to share weather	dipsydoodle	Nov 2012	#43
NJ and NY say: Welcome to our world.	Beacool	Nov 2012	#22
Sister in law and her famil in Genoa	JustAnotherGen	Nov 2012	#38
And don't forget the Florence floods of 1966 too.	dipsydoodle	Nov 2012	#39
OMG the streets are flooded in Venice....nt	Evasporque	Nov 2012	#40
At first I thought that headline was a joke. Venice flooded. Ri-i-ight.	tclambert	Nov 2012	#45

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