On May 5, 8:28=A0pm, burl...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On May 5, 3:00 pm, "Henry Alminas" <halmi...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > ... at midnight, were somewhat astonished
> > to note the members of the visiting Austrian
> > rugby team cavorting nekkid while singing
> > loudly in the center of the city.
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> > In order to determine the appropriate response,
> > if any, a quick study of ancestral Austrian tribal
> > rites has been initiated. =A0After all the EU does
> > have regulations pertaining to the honoring
> > of cultural diversity - however bizarre.
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> > Unfortunately, as always, there is a cynic
> > in the crowd - he, unkindly, suggested that the
> > activities resulted from the Austrian's first
> > meeting with a real beer.
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> > Best - - Henry
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> This is my impression about Vilnius visited last Monday. From the
> blog:
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> Pirmadienio vakaras Vilniuje. Senamiestis. Ryskiai sviecia saule.
> Lauko kavinese sedi keletas zmoniu. Silta. Aplinkui nei gyvos dvasios.
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> Pediku nustekentas miestas merdeja.
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> Regards,http://andriusblo.blogspot.com-
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Come and see yourself. Or, better yet, don't come. Vilnius is
indeed a fine city, the problem, and its getting its steam up now
are the tourists. I live on a narrow Old Town street, and when
two groups, one coming, one going, colide, the only thing
is to lean against a wall and wait. The time to look at Vilnius
is in the morning. Need not be particularly early. If its on
a week end, most of the Lithuanians are off to the
country, the tourists have not yet had their breakfast
and the city is indeed empty. Delieghtful.
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