oh sure this happened in bratislava, but come on, it's eastern europe! there are criminals everywhere...
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but before that you'll have a pretty good time with two superhot girlsmohkale wrote:Not quite. It's the kind of hostel where you buy a room and get tortured.Lauri wrote:so its the kind of hostel where you can buy a person to torture, right?
but I'm not sure if it's worth it
edith says: I'll be in some hostel for sure. strahov sounds good!
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How are the czech police with people sleeping in alleyways/parks/under foliage/behind dumpsters? This seems like the most realistic way for me to actually be able to afford worlds and I'm more than willing.
and also, has anyone tried hopping trains in Europe? Freight specifically?
and and also, has anyone tried dumpster diving in Europe? Do they get rid of as much excess as we do? I highly doubt it. I've been on a big dumpster dive kick lately.
and also, has anyone tried hopping trains in Europe? Freight specifically?
and and also, has anyone tried dumpster diving in Europe? Do they get rid of as much excess as we do? I highly doubt it. I've been on a big dumpster dive kick lately.
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lol! Sweet!! I'm with you, man. Honestly, I will probably have slept behind dumpsters and such on several occasions by the time I get to Worlds. (I'm travelling Europe all summer) I'd be willing to Tramp it some more. Hardcore!!Sporatical_Distractions wrote:How are the czech police with people sleeping in alleyways/parks/under foliage/behind dumpsters? This seems like the most realistic way for me to actually be able to afford worlds and I'm more than willing.
and also, has anyone tried hopping trains in Europe? Freight specifically?
and and also, has anyone tried dumpster diving in Europe? Do they get rid of as much excess as we do? I highly doubt it. I've been on a big dumpster dive kick lately.
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hopping freight trains is hard in europe and there aint much of a culture.
But instead drivers are not as scared of hitchhikers being murderers, so its way easier to get a ride.
I guess it would be possible to sleep at the shred location since its a sportscomplex/stadium thing. Just jump a fence and sleep safely.
Also, people will probably sleep in the daytime anyways. taking naps. because of the nightly action.
But instead drivers are not as scared of hitchhikers being murderers, so its way easier to get a ride.
I guess it would be possible to sleep at the shred location since its a sportscomplex/stadium thing. Just jump a fence and sleep safely.
Also, people will probably sleep in the daytime anyways. taking naps. because of the nightly action.
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You wont find nice stuff in dumpsters and i personally would not recommend to sleep on the streets.

And remember: Stadium-Sleep is good for your shred!
Do as Rippin does and you'll be bap'ed and hof'ed in no time.
(image taken at WFC Prague 2003 @ 4am)

However, theres actually more than one Hostel in the Complex where Strahov is located. If you walk a few more meters there are Student Accomodations which can be booked for a Week or so with no Problems. those were cheaper and much nicer than Hostel-Strahov itself.
Ted: Sorry for fu**in around in your Thread. I can give you the Adress of the Place where i stayed with my GF 2 years ago. It was Basic too but MUCH better than Strahov. It costs like 25.- per night for a 2-Bed-Room with nice Showers. PM me and ill look after the Flyer that has to be around my Desk somewhere. Problem is that it was located south-west of the center of prague.. so pretty much on the other side of the city.
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This is what WFC 2003 in Prague looked like at 3am:Asmus wrote: I guess it would be possible to sleep at the shred location since its a sportscomplex/stadium thing. Just jump a fence and sleep safely.
Also, people will probably sleep in the daytime anyways. taking naps. because of the nightly action.

And remember: Stadium-Sleep is good for your shred!
Do as Rippin does and you'll be bap'ed and hof'ed in no time.
(image taken at WFC Prague 2003 @ 4am)

However, theres actually more than one Hostel in the Complex where Strahov is located. If you walk a few more meters there are Student Accomodations which can be booked for a Week or so with no Problems. those were cheaper and much nicer than Hostel-Strahov itself.
Ted: Sorry for fu**in around in your Thread. I can give you the Adress of the Place where i stayed with my GF 2 years ago. It was Basic too but MUCH better than Strahov. It costs like 25.- per night for a 2-Bed-Room with nice Showers. PM me and ill look after the Flyer that has to be around my Desk somewhere. Problem is that it was located south-west of the center of prague.. so pretty much on the other side of the city.
cheers, Justin
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allright, just let us all sleep on our luggage and be bap´ed next year ^^
so, is everyone, or at least the bigger part, staying at the above mentioned drty hostel? then i´m in there as well.
or i just party all night and sleep at days, just like the suomi shredders did in frankfurt 
so, is everyone, or at least the bigger part, staying at the above mentioned drty hostel? then i´m in there as well.
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Looks like the venue for the comp has changed and the official website now recommends different accommodation - http://www.footbag.org/worlds2008/accommodation.php
But I'm on the other side of the world at the moment so maybe I'm not the best person to listen to.....
I'm getting very excited though - I can't wait
But I'm on the other side of the world at the moment so maybe I'm not the best person to listen to.....
I'm getting very excited though - I can't wait
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you're right. the new spot is the one we played at in 2001 and 2003. so the strahov is pretty much on the other side of the city. theres a tram going there but its not easy to get to strahov late at night.CJ wrote:Looks like the venue for the comp has changed and the official website now recommends different accommodation - http://www.footbag.org/worlds2008/accommodation.php
But I'm on the other side of the world at the moment so maybe I'm not the best person to listen to.....
I'm getting very excited though - I can't wait
if i may quote:
We have 120 beds reserved. First come first serve
For 7 nights we have the price of 170 Kc/night/person and for less than 7 nights 200 Kc/night/person deal. (10-12$us or 7-9eur)
10 minutes by Tram to Slavia Stadium.
this looks pretty nice. (http://www.pzm.cz/en/fotogalerie)
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that are 2 pretty wierd posts there.... were can we reserve the rooms? i do not think its possible on the worlds page, excuse me beeing stupid here, but i dont wanna have no room in the endCod wrote:Yes, Michal, you can do it via e-mail!Cod wrote:Can we somehow reserve rooms in this new place?
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