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[tommynomad]

I loved Moscow (Mockba!), and found people to be friendly, very helpful, and yes, laid-back. We had some hilarious waiters in that city! The only thing I didn't like about the city was the food. Maybe that's why the waiters were so funny.
Then again, I was there before glasnost.

Big shocker: German-speaking places have rude people.

[jajdude]

Saigon wasn't especially friendly either, come to think of it. Much of the friendliness comes from people who want your business. But a lot of locals will rip you off.

[Atkinson]

[Drakoi]

in response to the title:

!!!!!!
DAVE'S!!!!

HAND'S DOWN!

rudest place in cyberspace.

jk

[jajdude]

No way is this board half as rude as so many other ones, where no moderators preside.

[Guri Guy]

Drakoi, not even close. If you want rude, go to the Japan Today Forums. There are some truly ignorant people. The Sex and Relationships forum could be the worst. There was a moderator of all people who kept advocating paedophilia and his right to have sex with schoolgirls. He finally got demoted but it was a hell of a battle. Dave's is light years ahead of that forum for civility.

[rawiri]

[quote="Maas]
. So yeah Russia is cool sh..t but Moscow is just that; sh..t .[/quote]


Well with Moscow being the capital and all and the most populated part of russia your really contradicting yourself there Maas... why dont you grow a brain NOOB!

[Guri Guy]

Well, you might consider that capital cities are not always indicative of the way the country truly is. Ever been to Bangkok? Ever been to rural Thailand. They are two totally different things. I have never been to Moscow but maybe it is a sh*thole. Perhaps the rest of Russia is more enjoyable. I see nothing contradictory in this. Something to consider.

[matko]

[Maas]

Hey Rawiri, what kind of a name is that anyways; Rawiri? I think you need to read up on what contradict means. I��m not at all contradicting myself there buddy�� although maybe looking at it with your obviously limited point of view, what you meant was that perhaps it was a self for filling prophecy. Big city = sh*t so Moscow being a big city must mean it sucks.

But that��s bullocks heaps of bullocks and I call bullsh*t on your deductive methods. Since St. Petersburg, the 2nd most populous city in Russia was a wicked place. People are far more upbeat and friendly there. So it looks like you��re the Noob or should I say knob.

[teachmeenglish]

I dont think you can say a city is rude, but some groups of people in a city can have a rude culture. I love the vegitable adjumas in seoul. They always smiled at me and gave me extra stuff. My vote for rudest group is A) Indonesia taxi drivers
B) Beijing subway ticket sellers

But I pose a question, what is the weirdest city you ahve been to. My vote is Taebek Shi. Too many tabangs, wierd mojo. Kept expecting Rod Sterling to jump out.

[itaewonguy]

[rawiri]

[quote="Maas"]a self for filling prophecy. Big city = sh*t so Moscow being a big city must mean it sucks.
.[/quote]


And just exactly what is a self for filling prophecy there Maas?. You cast aspertions upon my deductive capabilities on the one hand...and on the other endow us with such gem's as

"Big city = sh*t so Moscow being a big city must mean it sucks".

Really now Maas...i'm beginning to wonder whether or not you actually have much to contribute in terms of the education of the korean populous...perhaps it would be better if you stayed home and kept flipping those burgers there buddy...i'm sure you'll make it to the fries station one day soon if you show a little persistence.