So.... if Belgium is boring...

Frequent comments would suggest that Belgium is synonymous with
boredom.

"Belgium is boring" provides nothing much by way of useful information
to explain or support that statement.

So, rather than ask "Why is Belgium so boring" 'll turn the question
'round and ask, what does Belgium have to do /have to be not-so-
boring?

More amusement parks, antique shops, department stores, knik-knat
shops, markets, car-boot sales, farms, historical /educational sites,
(battlefields, castles, ancient ruins etc), museums, architectural
interests, beaches, equestrian facilities, jogging interests, race
tracks, off-road bike, and other vehicle trails, bars, themed bars/
clubs, breweries, beers, chocolates, opera, ballet, musical/ pop
concerts, casinos, comedy clubs, bowling alleys, forests, ... er,
"mountains", ... zoos, famous "streets" arenas, drive-by shootings,
jails, "Wellness" centres, gyms, parks, strip-clubs, fast-food
outlets, lakes, dams, boating, other water-sports facilities, gold
courses, beautiful girls, and more language borders?

Just a few suggestions to get your creative juices flowing.

As my work schedule returns to its usual level, meaning I might not
not able to get back here for a while, (days) I will thank you all in
advance for your contributions.

BTW, I don't work for, or within the tourist industry... I'm just
curious.

aquachimp:

... gold courses, ...

I tried one of them.
But they only took my gold, of course.

On Jan 3, 12:50*pm, "Erick T. Barkhuis"
wrote:
aquachimp:

... gold courses, ...

I tried one of them.
But they only took my gold, of course.

And your diamonds to no doubt.

On Jan 3, 12:48*pm, Martin wrote:
On Mon, 3 Jan 2011 03:38:47 -0800 (PST), aquachimp



wrote:
Frequent comments would suggest that Belgium is synonymous with
boredom.

"Belgium is boring" provides nothing much by way of useful information
to explain or support that statement.

So, rather than ask "Why is Belgium so boring" 'll turn the question
'round and ask, what does Belgium have to do /have to be not-so-
boring?

More amusement parks, antique shops, department stores, knik-knat
shops, markets, car-boot sales, farms, *historical /educational sites,
(battlefields, castles, ancient ruins etc), museums, architectural
interests, beaches, equestrian facilities, jogging interests, race
tracks, off-road bike, *and other vehicle trails, bars, themed bars/
clubs, breweries, beers, chocolates, opera, ballet, musical/ pop
concerts, casinos, comedy clubs, bowling alleys, forests, ... er,
"mountains", ... zoos, famous "streets" arenas, drive-by shootings,
jails, *"Wellness" centres, gyms, parks, strip-clubs, fast-food
outlets, lakes, dams, boating, other water-sports facilities, gold
courses, beautiful girls, and more language borders?

Just a few suggestions to get your creative juices flowing.

As my work schedule returns to its usual level, meaning I might not
not able to get back here for a while, (days) *I will thank you all in
advance for your contributions.

BTW, I don't work for, or within the tourist industry... I'm just
curious.

Try Belgians are boring.

Why?
What do they have to do or not do to be less boring?
Go out more? Take more / less 'foreign' holidays?
Make more movies? Eat more rabbits and less witloof?
Drink less booze?
Be a tad less insular and racist?
Be more politically co-operative.
Send less police raids into church properties?
Get naked more often?
Become boorish?

On Jan 3, 1:16*pm, aquachimp
wrote:
On Jan 3, 12:48*pm, Martin wrote:









On Mon, 3 Jan 2011 03:38:47 -0800 (PST), aquachimp

wrote:
Frequent comments would suggest that Belgium is synonymous with
boredom.

"Belgium is boring" provides nothing much by way of useful information
to explain or support that statement.

So, rather than ask "Why is Belgium so boring" 'll turn the question
'round and ask, what does Belgium have to do /have to be not-so-
boring?

More amusement parks, antique shops, department stores, knik-knat
shops, markets, car-boot sales, farms, *historical /educational sites,
(battlefields, castles, ancient ruins etc), museums, architectural
interests, beaches, equestrian facilities, jogging interests, race
tracks, off-road bike, *and other vehicle trails, bars, themed bars/
clubs, breweries, beers, chocolates, opera, ballet, musical/ pop
concerts, casinos, comedy clubs, bowling alleys, forests, ... er,
"mountains", ... zoos, famous "streets" arenas, drive-by shootings,
jails, *"Wellness" centres, gyms, parks, strip-clubs, fast-food
outlets, lakes, dams, boating, other water-sports facilities, gold
courses, beautiful girls, and more language borders?

Just a few suggestions to get your creative juices flowing.

As my work schedule returns to its usual level, meaning I might not
not able to get back here for a while, (days) *I will thank you all in
advance for your contributions.

BTW, I don't work for, or within the tourist industry... I'm just
curious.

Try Belgians are boring.

Why?
What do they have to do or not do to be less boring?
Go out more? Take more / less *'foreign' holidays?
Make more movies? Eat more rabbits and less witloof?
Drink less booze?
Be a tad less insular and racist?
Be more politically co-operative.
Send less police raids into church properties?
Get naked more often?
Become boorish?

we havent had a boring govt. for 200+ days
our pedo priests can bore little kids as well as any in the katholic
kirk
the driving is never boring....
boring belgian beers are best
never had rabbit with chicon....must be a walloonish speciality
boorish people eminate from flanders north, i.e.holland

On Jan 3, 1:51*pm, Dawn Khorus wrote:
On Jan 3, 1:16*pm, aquachimp
wrote:



On Jan 3, 12:48*pm, Martin wrote:

On Mon, 3 Jan 2011 03:38:47 -0800 (PST), aquachimp

wrote:
Frequent comments would suggest that Belgium is synonymous with
boredom.

"Belgium is boring" provides nothing much by way of useful information
to explain or support that statement.

So, rather than ask "Why is Belgium so boring" 'll turn the question
'round and ask, what does Belgium have to do /have to be not-so-
boring?

More amusement parks, antique shops, department stores, knik-knat
shops, markets, car-boot sales, farms, *historical /educational sites,
(battlefields, castles, ancient ruins etc), museums, architectural
interests, beaches, equestrian facilities, jogging interests, race
tracks, off-road bike, *and other vehicle trails, bars, themed bars/
clubs, breweries, beers, chocolates, opera, ballet, musical/ pop
concerts, casinos, comedy clubs, bowling alleys, forests, ... er,
"mountains", ... zoos, famous "streets" arenas, drive-by shootings,
jails, *"Wellness" centres, gyms, parks, strip-clubs, fast-food
outlets, lakes, dams, boating, other water-sports facilities, gold
courses, beautiful girls, and more language borders?

Just a few suggestions to get your creative juices flowing.

As my work schedule returns to its usual level, meaning I might not
not able to get back here for a while, (days) *I will thank you all in
advance for your contributions.

BTW, I don't work for, or within the tourist industry... I'm just
curious.

Try Belgians are boring.

Why?
What do they have to do or not do to be less boring?
Go out more? Take more / less *'foreign' holidays?
Make more movies? Eat more rabbits and less witloof?
Drink less booze?
Be a tad less insular and racist?
Be more politically co-operative.
Send less police raids into church properties?
Get naked more often?
Become boorish?

we havent had a boring govt. for 200+ days
our pedo priests can bore little kids as well as any in the katholic
kirk
the driving is never boring....
boring belgian beers are best
never had rabbit with chicon....must be a walloonish speciality
boorish people eminate from flanders north, i.e.holland

er.. I see you too have not quite gotten the idea here. It ain't to
say why Belgium is boring (the Belgians, according to Martin), nor is
it to say why Belgium is not boring nor give a list of reasons for
that... it's what do you think Belgium (&/or Belgians if you like)
need to have, or do to shake of the "boring" label

On 01/03/2011 12:38 PM, aquachimp wrote:
Frequent comments would suggest that Belgium is synonymous with
boredom.

"Belgium is boring" provides nothing much by way of useful information
to explain or support that statement.

So, rather than ask "Why is Belgium so boring" 'll turn the question
'round and ask, what does Belgium have to do /have to be not-so-
boring?

More amusement parks, antique shops, department stores, knik-knat
shops, markets, car-boot sales, farms, historical /educational sites,
(battlefields, castles, ancient ruins etc), museums, architectural
interests, beaches, equestrian facilities, jogging interests, race
tracks, off-road bike, and other vehicle trails, bars, themed bars/
clubs, breweries, beers, chocolates, opera, ballet, musical/ pop
concerts, casinos, comedy clubs, bowling alleys, forests, ... er,
"mountains", ... zoos, famous "streets" arenas, drive-by shootings,
jails, "Wellness" centres, gyms, parks, strip-clubs, fast-food
outlets, lakes, dams, boating, other water-sports facilities, gold
courses, beautiful girls, and more language borders?

Just a few suggestions to get your creative juices flowing.

As my work schedule returns to its usual level, meaning I might not
not able to get back here for a while, (days) I will thank you all in
advance for your contributions.

BTW, I don't work for, or within the tourist industry... I'm just
curious.

Visit Belgium - while it's still there. It hasn't had a government now
for 6 months and a lot of Belgians want to see the country split up.

Apart from which, I could drive from Cologne to Paris a lot faster if
Belgium weren't in the way..

said by the biggest bore on this group !!


"Martin" a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion :
...

On Mon, 3 Jan 2011 03:38:47 -0800 (PST), aquachimp
wrote:

Frequent comments would suggest that Belgium is synonymous with
boredom.

"Belgium is boring" provides nothing much by way of useful information
to explain or support that statement.

So, rather than ask "Why is Belgium so boring" 'll turn the question
'round and ask, what does Belgium have to do /have to be not-so-
boring?

More amusement parks, antique shops, department stores, knik-knat
shops, markets, car-boot sales, farms, historical /educational sites,
(battlefields, castles, ancient ruins etc), museums, architectural
interests, beaches, equestrian facilities, jogging interests, race
tracks, off-road bike, and other vehicle trails, bars, themed bars/
clubs, breweries, beers, chocolates, opera, ballet, musical/ pop
concerts, casinos, comedy clubs, bowling alleys, forests, ... er,
"mountains", ... zoos, famous "streets" arenas, drive-by shootings,
jails, "Wellness" centres, gyms, parks, strip-clubs, fast-food
outlets, lakes, dams, boating, other water-sports facilities, gold
courses, beautiful girls, and more language borders?

Just a few suggestions to get your creative juices flowing.

As my work schedule returns to its usual level, meaning I might not
not able to get back here for a while, (days) I will thank you all in
advance for your contributions.

BTW, I don't work for, or within the tourist industry... I'm just
curious.

Try Belgians are boring.
--

Martin

biggest bore #2 michaelnewport aka virusman.
If he is so bored why does he stay in Belgium ??!!
Send him back home !


"Dawn Khorus" a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion :
...

On Jan 3, 1:16 pm, aquachimp
wrote:
On Jan 3, 12:48 pm, Martin wrote:









On Mon, 3 Jan 2011 03:38:47 -0800 (PST), aquachimp

wrote:
Frequent comments would suggest that Belgium is synonymous with
boredom.

"Belgium is boring" provides nothing much by way of useful information
to explain or support that statement.

So, rather than ask "Why is Belgium so boring" 'll turn the question
'round and ask, what does Belgium have to do /have to be not-so-
boring?

More amusement parks, antique shops, department stores, knik-knat
shops, markets, car-boot sales, farms, historical /educational sites,
(battlefields, castles, ancient ruins etc), museums, architectural
interests, beaches, equestrian facilities, jogging interests, race
tracks, off-road bike, and other vehicle trails, bars, themed bars/
clubs, breweries, beers, chocolates, opera, ballet, musical/ pop
concerts, casinos, comedy clubs, bowling alleys, forests, ... er,
"mountains", ... zoos, famous "streets" arenas, drive-by shootings,
jails, "Wellness" centres, gyms, parks, strip-clubs, fast-food
outlets, lakes, dams, boating, other water-sports facilities, gold
courses, beautiful girls, and more language borders?

Just a few suggestions to get your creative juices flowing.

As my work schedule returns to its usual level, meaning I might not
not able to get back here for a while, (days) I will thank you all in
advance for your contributions.

BTW, I don't work for, or within the tourist industry... I'm just
curious.

Try Belgians are boring.

Why?
What do they have to do or not do to be less boring?
Go out more? Take more / less 'foreign' holidays?
Make more movies? Eat more rabbits and less witloof?
Drink less booze?
Be a tad less insular and racist?
Be more politically co-operative.
Send less police raids into church properties?
Get naked more often?
Become boorish?

we havent had a boring govt. for 200+ days
our pedo priests can bore little kids as well as any in the katholic
kirk
the driving is never boring....
boring belgian beers are best
never had rabbit with chicon....must be a walloonish speciality
boorish people eminate from flanders north, i.e.holland

They do not appear like bores
They have the best beers in the world, carnivals, seaside...
It's only the weather.
Think of an english rainy sunday, is the UK a bore ?


"aquachimp" a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion :
...

On Jan 3, 1:51 pm, Dawn Khorus wrote:
On Jan 3, 1:16 pm, aquachimp
wrote:



On Jan 3, 12:48 pm, Martin wrote:

On Mon, 3 Jan 2011 03:38:47 -0800 (PST), aquachimp

wrote:
Frequent comments would suggest that Belgium is synonymous with
boredom.

"Belgium is boring" provides nothing much by way of useful
information
to explain or support that statement.

So, rather than ask "Why is Belgium so boring" 'll turn the question
'round and ask, what does Belgium have to do /have to be not-so-
boring?

More amusement parks, antique shops, department stores, knik-knat
shops, markets, car-boot sales, farms, historical /educational
sites,
(battlefields, castles, ancient ruins etc), museums, architectural
interests, beaches, equestrian facilities, jogging interests, race
tracks, off-road bike, and other vehicle trails, bars, themed bars/
clubs, breweries, beers, chocolates, opera, ballet, musical/ pop
concerts, casinos, comedy clubs, bowling alleys, forests, ... er,
"mountains", ... zoos, famous "streets" arenas, drive-by shootings,
jails, "Wellness" centres, gyms, parks, strip-clubs, fast-food
outlets, lakes, dams, boating, other water-sports facilities, gold
courses, beautiful girls, and more language borders?

Just a few suggestions to get your creative juices flowing.

As my work schedule returns to its usual level, meaning I might not
not able to get back here for a while, (days) I will thank you all
in
advance for your contributions.

BTW, I don't work for, or within the tourist industry... I'm just
curious.

Try Belgians are boring.

Why?
What do they have to do or not do to be less boring?
Go out more? Take more / less 'foreign' holidays?
Make more movies? Eat more rabbits and less witloof?
Drink less booze?
Be a tad less insular and racist?
Be more politically co-operative.
Send less police raids into church properties?
Get naked more often?
Become boorish?

we havent had a boring govt. for 200+ days
our pedo priests can bore little kids as well as any in the katholic
kirk
the driving is never boring....
boring belgian beers are best
never had rabbit with chicon....must be a walloonish speciality
boorish people eminate from flanders north, i.e.holland

er.. I see you too have not quite gotten the idea here. It ain't to
say why Belgium is boring (the Belgians, according to Martin), nor is
it to say why Belgium is not boring nor give a list of reasons for
that... it's what do you think Belgium (&/or Belgians if you like)
need to have, or do to shake of the "boring" label