"Porto, Portugal. My brother and I were staying in a hostel there and by chance without us knowing it was Festa de São João do Porto.
We just went around the city drinking and hitting strangers with inflatable hammers making friends of all ages and nationalities. It was incredible!"
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Tess 1 weeks ago
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I was afraid that Berlin would also be mentioned here but be warned. It is nothing more than a big shithole. Great in the 80s and 90s but now a failed City. BTW I was born and grown up in Berlin. I left the city forever for good reasons.
I was afraid that Berlin would also be mentioned here but be warned. It is nothing more than a big shithole. Great in the 80s and 90s but now a failed City. BTW I was born and grown up in Berlin. I left the city forever for good reasons.
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Kristy 1 weeks ago
Tess,
Well, no. Berlin is still a great city. It's not the party and creativity hotspot it used to be, thanks to politicians and real estate companies fighting this kind of culture, but it's still great
Well, no. Berlin is still a great city. It's not the party and creativity hotspot it used to be, thanks to politicians and real estate companies fighting this kind of culture, but it's still great
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Melinda 1 weeks ago
Vancouver, BC was a sh#thole. Crackheads passed out in the street in Gas Town. 90% of the people were Asian, Muslims, or Sikhs. 
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Leon 1 weeks ago
lmao. Chicago, Nyc? Portugal hitting people? Amsterdam more than just weed? i think these idiots just stayed in one hotel and walked to one restaurant never seeing the actual city.
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Myra 1 weeks ago
Try to live in one as an inhabitant for two or more years, not as a tourist... you will experience their bad side...
I was afraid that Berlin would also be mentioned here but be warned. It is nothing more than a big shithole. Great in the 80s and 90s but now a failed City. BTW I was born and grown up in Berlin. I left the city forever for good reasons.
Well, no. Berlin is still a great city. It's not the party and creativity hotspot it used to be, thanks to politicians and real estate companies fighting this kind of culture, but it's still great