hi all,
I'm transferring to Geneva for 6 months for my company and it seems they have picked the worst 6 months for me to be there based on most people's comments, Nov through April! I love to ski but also like to party. Are there any decompression parties or Burning Man-like events in or near Geneva??
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Any Burning Man Attendees in Geneva?
Oct 14, 2006 @ 01:48
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hi all,
I'm transferring to Geneva for 6 months for my company and it seems they have picked the worst 6 months for me to be there based on most people's comments, Nov through April! I love to ski but also like to party. Are there any decompression parties or Burning Man-like events in or near Geneva??
kaiyakkerOct 14, 2006 @ 01:48
I'm transferring to Geneva for 6 months for my company and it seems they have picked the worst 6 months for me to be there based on most people's comments, Nov through April! I love to ski but also like to party. Are there any decompression parties or Burning Man-like events in or near Geneva??
kaiyakkerOct 14, 2006 @ 01:48
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Re: Any Burning Man Attendees in Geneva?
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Oct 14, 2006 @ 11:44
Truly, there's no bad time to move/be in Geneva. With GOL, there's always lots going on and you've managed to schedule in ski season perfectly. Nov/Dec ain't great, but you'll settle in and find your way around and then the pistes will be ready for you. You'll be skiing straight through April; I imagine you'll be on the slopes the hours before you go to the airport for the last time.
And as for Burning Man, Geneva is kind of the anti-Burning Man, the antithesis of Burning Man, the opposite extreme of Burning Man, but we're still really nice here. :)
And as for Burning Man, Geneva is kind of the anti-Burning Man, the antithesis of Burning Man, the opposite extreme of Burning Man, but we're still really nice here. :)
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Truly, there's no bad time to move/be in Geneva. With GOL, there's always lots going on and you've managed to schedule in ski season perfectly. Nov/Dec ain't great, but you'll settle in and find your way around and then the pistes will be ready for you. You'll be skiing straight through April; I imagine you'll be on the slopes the hours before you go to the airport for the last time.
And as for Burning Man, Geneva is kind of the anti-Burning Man, the antithesis of Burning Man, the opposite extreme of Burning Man, but we're still really nice here. :)
misskate, Oct 14, 2006 @ 11:44
And as for Burning Man, Geneva is kind of the anti-Burning Man, the antithesis of Burning Man, the opposite extreme of Burning Man, but we're still really nice here. :)
misskate, Oct 14, 2006 @ 11:44
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Oct 14, 2006 @ 18:49
I would have to agree with MissKate...but there's a ton of other stuff here.
But hey, maybe you could be the local burning man pioneer around here...(-:
welcome to town mate.
Nir
But hey, maybe you could be the local burning man pioneer around here...(-:
welcome to town mate.
Nir
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I would have to agree with MissKate...but there's a ton of other stuff here.
But hey, maybe you could be the local burning man pioneer around here...(-:
welcome to town mate.
Nir
Nir Ofek, Oct 14, 2006 @ 18:49
But hey, maybe you could be the local burning man pioneer around here...(-:
welcome to town mate.
Nir
Nir Ofek, Oct 14, 2006 @ 18:49
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Oct 15, 2006 @ 23:01
I look forward to seeing all that Switzerland has to offer. Skiing and Fondue and nice dinner/game parties in the winter?
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I look forward to seeing all that Switzerland has to offer. Skiing and Fondue and nice dinner/game parties in the winter?
kaiyakker, Oct 15, 2006 @ 23:01
kaiyakker, Oct 15, 2006 @ 23:01
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