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1. Ask Dr. Johnny Get Down! Prague's Premiere Tourist Advice Column... 2. The Plague of Prague Why are so many British louts vomiting all over the cobblestones? Queen's Subject Ken Shifrin investigates. 3. Ask Dr. Johnny Get Down! Tags: [humor,tourists,advice] ... 4. The Plague of Prague Tags: [stag nights,drunkeness,tourists] ... 5. Circling the Square in Europe's Perfect Little City ... but Old Town Square and its Tyle Theater, both hardly changed since Mozart's day, served as sets for the smash film Amadeus. Today tourists crowd the center of the Square waiting for the fifteenth ... 6. Transportation in Prague ... in the appropriate spot. A day pass for unlimited travel (24 hours) costs 100 Kc. Grumpy ticket inspectors target tourists and will issue on-the-spot fines of 700 Kc to riders with no ticket or an unstamped ... 7. A Day of Czech Snowboarding ... PM - Waiting on the lift line. There are two equally overcrowded chair lifts, and both of them are filled with German tourists slumming it., this place is still predominately two-plank wanks, but Ride ... 8. Lil' Glena ... Glenn, he's the man behind some of the most well known institutions for expats and tourists in Prague. If you've ever eaten a sandwich at Bohemia Bagel, drunk a cocktail at Nebe ... 9. Red is Dead at the Museum of Communism ... named sections: Dream, Reality and Nightmare. Entry costs around 180Kc, but in the first few weeks of opening, it has been more tourists than Czechs ... 10. Rolling on the Rivers of the Czech Republic ... Oslavou castle. The beauty of Ivancice lies in its relative state of neglect and poverty. Few tourists here, so the cukrarna prices are low, the quality high, and the working folks unpretentious . ... 11. What They Left Behind ... not the catastrophe that had left the city's populace looking so diminished. The old cemetery was on this gray October afternoon filled with German tourists, shuffling ... 12. Foreigners Unite! ... colored faces speaking all those different languages on the streets of Prague? They're not all tourists. Not all the foreigners here congregate in front of the astronomical clock every hour to watch the ... 13. Ask Dr. Johnny Get Down! Prague's Premiere Tourist Advice Column... There are alot of things to do in Prague that involve the use of tongues; You can make a tongue in cheek billboard advocating marijuana ... 14. The Demise of the Prague Expat Dating Game ... railway is a decent stand-in for a convertible Mercedes. One theory is the affliction known in medical circles as 'being a seedy b*stard'. More and more tourists, regular visitors and wealthy ... 15. Jilská Ulice to Liliová Ulice ... you'll be in Betlémské náměstí, which is another nice little square where the sun shines and tourists only occasionally venture. Its name sake and main tourist attraction is Bethlehem ... 16. Crossings ... to be a shortage of irritating tourists from my home town. Muffy and Buffy joined us at the first bar we stopped in, tossing their Jansport bags down on the bench next to us, cheering Peter sufficiently ... 17. Vinohradska ... summer evenings. It's a great place to avoid the mass of tourists choking the center of the city. Just down the hill you'll find Manesova Street, a beautiful cobblestoned tributary ... 18. When Czechs score big ... years this sense of unreality brought by the tourists has been compounded by the sprawling presence of film crews. The heavy cords running from trucks, the lighting equipment, the trailers, the caravan ... 19. Screwed over by another advertiser... ... These guys make cash from clothes no one in Britain would wear, western garbage that is, and convinces you that its cool. They try to get tourists to buy their junk-using Think, and play ... 20. Dlouhá Street: It's the long way... ... could you buy hard-wood sculptures of men with huge heads and big hair, orange elephant book-ends, or tie-dyed dungarees. He set to work, and soon shops were filled with "Asian" memorabilia for tourists ...
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