Re: Paris
Grishny, on host 12.29.132.98
Tuesday, December 11, 2001, at 06:05:48
Re: Paris posted by Zarniwoop on Tuesday, December 11, 2001, at 03:37:41:
> > Is Paris like London when it comes to old structures? It seems as if, in Britain, they never get rid of ancient buildings unless they collapse over their heads... (snip) > > And that's a bad thing? Long live English Heritage's List of Protected Buildings. Generally, the only thing that ever collapses over our heads is sixties and seventies tower blocks. And they aren't missed.
Forgive me for butting in, but it seems to me like you read her completely wrong. You "snipped" half of what she said, took it out of context, and misconstrued her meaning.
"Does Paris have churches, taverns, and houses that are, like, five hundred years old, every time you turn a corner? I always liked finding those," she said. Sounds to me like she shares your view.
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