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In Reply to: Maturing is different posted by Victor Khomenko on November 11, 2002 at 14:22:43:

He,he, that the drawback to live in America...Peuh..Star Wars*...
Too bad for you.....
Actually the second part of the first trilogie, was dark enough...back then...for my taste.

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Re: Actually, you AND the film mature...� wonder ! - Victor Khomenko 06:43:08 11/12/02 (10)
What can I say... America is a hard place to live if you are interested in cultural things. The overal climat is quite different from the Old World.
In Europe one can absorb great deal of it just by the osmosis, by simply being in the middle of it, absorbing it almost passively.
Here you need to play an extremely active role in seeking it out. If you relax you will quickly become a hamburger.
Almost anything IS available here, but it is usually beneath the surface, so you have to break the ice to get to it.
But I also believe Europe is simply lagging the US in that regard, not leading. There has been steady decline there too.
- Quickly become an hamburger.... - patrickU 06:49:43 11/12/02 (9)
  Ha ha, how true, in this respect things on the old continent are easyer, but do not worry, the younger generation is closing rapidly the gap...
  Yes, nothing is for nothing.
  - Your decline started with that ugly... - Victor Khomenko 06:58:55 11/12/02 (8)
    ...glass piramide in front of the Luvre.
    With its erection France lost its moral position of artistic authority in the world. You became an apprentice hamburger maker.
    - Mitterand had to set for himself an monument and... - patrickU 07:54:17 11/12/02 (7)
      That has long tradition in France ( Pompidou with " La Fabrique" aka Beaubourgor Giscard with some bibliotheque ect...)
      Did you se it ?
      At first only the idea of it brought some rage on me.
      After seing it, it was so strange that it became fascinating...
      What should I say ? My country always wanted to be ...modern...
      And with the ego of some Florentin* politician, we are left to the gutter...Like Gavroche in rags...
      * Francois nickname
      - Re: Mitterand had to set for himself an monument and... - Victor Khomenko 08:18:57 11/12/02 (6)
        
        In Reply to: Mitterand had to set for himself an monument and... posted by patrickU on November 12, 2002 at 07:54:17:
        
        The Pompidou "masterpiece" is separate and is not intruding on any classical beauty.
        Yes, of course I saw the piramide, both in person and on the pictures, and no, it is still not growing on me, and I suspect never will.
        But then, I have never been a fan of raping the classics. To me Mona Lisa still looks better with no moustache. I love the old architecture too much to see any reason to "improve" it.
        To be modern and to be stupid are not the same things.
        
        Re: Mitterand had to set for himself an monument and... - patrickU 08:28:15 11/12/02 (5)
        
        In Reply to: Re: Mitterand had to set for himself an monument and... posted by Victor Khomenko on November 12, 2002 at 08:18:57:
        
        Well, actually it is all a quesstion oh habits...
        The Pompidou, was the old " Les Halles " the heart of the old city of Paris, the very old one.
        Romantic as something could ever be, you use to go at the place after a love�s night , taking some soup or oysters, Zola calles Emil, wrote on it....The heart and the belly....
        I needed long..long to accept it..And still now I look with distrust...
        Romantic is no more what it use to be.
        Do you know Charles Trenet, by the way ?
        
        Re: Mitterand had to set for himself an monument and... - Victor Khomenko 11:21:43 11/12/02 (1)
        
        In Reply to: Re: Mitterand had to set for himself an monument and... posted by patrickU on November 12, 2002 at 08:28:15:
        
        ***Do you know Charles Trenet, by the way ?
        Just by name. Perhaps heard some of his songs but would not know.
        
        Re: Mitterand had to set for himself an monument and... - patrickU 11:29:51 11/12/02 (0)
        
        In Reply to: Re: Mitterand had to set for himself an monument and... posted by Victor Khomenko on November 12, 2002 at 11:21:43:
        
        Think of LA Story...Douce France de mon enfance..You got it ?
        
        Na, Vic...dry up... nt - patrickU 09:58:30 11/12/02 (2)
        
        In Reply to: Re: Mitterand had to set for himself an monument and... posted by patrickU on November 12, 2002 at 08:28:15:
        
        nt
        
        Not sure what you mean Patrick. (nt) - Victor Khomenko 11:22:13 11/12/02 (1)
        
        In Reply to: Na, Vic...dry up... nt posted by patrickU on November 12, 2002 at 09:58:30:
        
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        I wanted to continue the conversation....nt - patrickU 11:28:06 11/12/02 (0)
        
        In Reply to: Not sure what you mean Patrick. (nt) posted by Victor Khomenko on November 12, 2002 at 11:22:13:
        
        nt

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