Easter Plans?

[Sir C]

Budapest without the kids

I was last in Budapest in 1983. It was really pretty, even under the circumstances of the time. Plus a man sold me some sausage in the street. The best street sausage I've ever had. (I hadn't eaten for 24 hours.)

[Pat Vegas]

I was last in Budapest in 1983. It was really pretty, even under the circumstances of the time. Plus a man sold me some sausage in the street. The best street sausage I've ever had. (I hadn't eaten for 24 hours.)

Is it anything like Vienna?
I was sold an amazing sausage in a box with some chips in Vienna

[Sir C]

Is it anything like Vienna?
I was sold an amazing sausage in a box with some chips in Vienna

It's like all central European capitals, really. They all look the samew to me.

[Pat Vegas]

It's like all central European capitals, really. They all look the samew to me.

Weird Traffic lights, exotic police/ambulance sirens, restaurants and cafes with those tent so you can sit outside, gypsy beggars, the sense that nazi's where here once upon and time, and the potential of an allan attack at any moment, Town squares where English football hooligans congregate.

That sort of thing?

[Burney]

Weird Traffic lights, exotic police/ambulance sirens, restaurants and cafes with those tent so you can sit outside, gypsy beggars, the sense that nazi's where here once upon and time, and the potential of an allan attack at any moment, Town squares where English football hooligans congregate.

That sort of thing?

In my experience of Eastern Europe, Nazis are very much still there, bless em.

[Sir C]

Weird Traffic lights, exotic police/ambulance sirens, restaurants and cafes with those tent so you can sit outside, gypsy beggars, the sense that nazi's where here once upon and time, and the potential of an allan attack at any moment, Town squares where English football hooligans congregate.

That sort of thing?

Yes, and lots of grand architecture suggesting an enormously wealthy, powerful past, causing one to wonder quite how they ended up in their current state of squalor.

[Burney]

Yes, and lots of grand architecture suggesting an enormously wealthy, powerful past, causing one to wonder quite how they ended up in their current state of squalor.

I think the phrase 'Fur coat and no knickers' could have been invented for the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

[Burney]

I was last in Budapest in 1983. It was really pretty, even under the circumstances of the time. Plus a man sold me some sausage in the street. The best street sausage I've ever had. (I hadn't eaten for 24 hours.)

Went there a couple of years ago. Lovely place imo. Terrible food, of course, but great wine. Very fond of it.

Also, their Prime Minister is a sound sort of a fellow.