Iconic Notre Dame Cathederal

[Plumber32]

Supposed to be last two years of attacks on French Churches.

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Well that's what they get for being a tolerant bleeding heart society. The French will never learn. But I have to give them props for the whole 1776 thing. Where some people did something....

 

[Admin]

 

[TimG]

The French people are great. I know quite a few. They just have been over run with undesirables and they're not very happy about it either.

 

[JTW]

Can anyone say Muslim “refugees”??

 

[ohanacreek]

The French people are great. I know quite a few. They just have been over run with undesirables and they're not very happy about it either.

The French people I know are very nice and are much different than the Parisians, they don't like them at all, best way to compare would be Texas vs California. Geographically a small country though so, Paris runs France a lot like Atlanta runs Georgia.

 

[Plumber32]

They need to take a page out of the Russians playbook. Watch this. No b.s.

 

[TimG]

They need to take a page out of the Russians playbook. Watch this. No b.s.

"Note to self" NEVER PRANK A MAILBOX ! I've actually hunted them for pranking mine !

 

[Vikes79]

The French people are great. I know quite a few. They just have been over run with undesirables and they're not very happy about it either.

I have many French colleagues that I work with every day. I definitely confirm this.

The touristy parts of Paris are pretty safe except for the occasional pickpocket..the rest...well you better be dam careful and hope your cabbie is legit.

Unfortunately my last trip this past fall I never made it to Notre Dame. The Louve took up too much time.

 

[TimG]

I have many French colleagues that I work with every day. I definitely confirm this.

The touristy parts of Paris are pretty safe except for the occasional pickpocket..the rest...well you better be dam careful and hope your cabbie is legit.

Unfortunately my last trip this past fall I never made it to Notre Dame. The Louve took up too much time.

Did you go in ? We were at the pyramid entrance I wanted to see the Mona Lisa's smile but no one else wanted to wait.

 

[Smitty335]

I have many French colleagues that I work with every day. I definitely confirm this.

The touristy parts of Paris are pretty safe except for the occasional pickpocket..the rest...well you better be dam careful and hope your cabbie is legit.

Unfortunately my last trip this past fall I never made it to Notre Dame. The Louve took up too much time.

I'm mostly French and some Portuguese, go figure! HA!

 

[tonyc]

Very sad situation. I was fortunate enough to have just been there back in September of 2018. Never thought this would happen... Glad I was able to see it.

 

[Vikes79]

Did you go in ? We were at the pyramid entrance I wanted to see the Mona Lisa's smile but no one else wanted to wait.

Yes spent 3 days there and still didn’t see a fraction of it.

 

[TimG]

Yes spent 3 days there and still didn’t see a fraction of it.

Maybe that's why our French host didn't even want to get us started there but was lucky enough to be escorted by locals in many cathedrals, castles and wineries. Almost all the French I met were very accommodating, friendly and ready to party.

 

[Vikes79]

Maybe that's why our French host didn't even want to get us started there but was lucky enough to be escorted by locals in many cathedrals, castles and wineries. Almost all the French I met were very accommodating, friendly and ready to party.

Unfortunately there are many areas in Paris have become literal “blank” holes and have many gangs and forms of sharia law.

There’s areas of Paris that look like third world countries with all the trash in the streets and highways.

 

[Smitty335]

Unfortunately there are many areas in Paris have become literal “blank” holes and have many gangs and forms of sharia law.

There’s areas of Paris that look like third world countries with all the trash in the streets and highways.

Don't like!

 

[Montecresto]

I was there in 2011. It's very sad to see so much irreplaceable beauty history and architecture destroyed.

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That’s cool Tim....

 

[Montecresto]

The fire started in the attic. France doesn’t have trees large enough anymore to replace the beechwood beams that were lost, but Macron vows it will be rebuilt inside of 5 years, and over 100 million in donations have already rolled in.

 

[Smitty335]

That’s cool Tim....

Devils advocate here great building , hate to see it destroyed, but is God a Bulding?

 

[100Acre]

Mudslimes

 

[Smitty335]

The fire started in the attic. France doesn’t have trees large enough anymore to replace the beechwood beams that were lost, but Macron vows it will be rebuilt inside of 5 years, and over 100 million in donations have already rolled in.

$ 160 now, this is crazy!

 

[Montecresto]

Devils advocate here great building , hate to see it destroyed, but is God a Bulding?

For myself, the building has nothing to do with god. It’s an architectural accomplishment of fantastic proportions. It’s beechwood ceiling was unbelievable. Have you been in it?