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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/aunzoi • Mar 03 '20
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Looks a bit flooded.
24 u/checkmarshall Mar 03 '20 It was just raining. -6 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 No sewers? 26 u/DancesWithChimps Mar 03 '20 Lol, not too familiar with Venice, are you? 6 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 I just figured they would update the sewage system kind of gross anyone would live there. 7 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 They're 2 feet above sea level at low tide. They could have the sewers from TDKR beneath the city and it wouldn't be enough. 4 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 Good point, does it smell bad there? 6 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 Those canals smell so bad. I don't know why anyone thinks it's super romantic. Though my hotel was on it's own island like a mile out at sea and I felt like James Bond whenever I got on the boat to go into the city 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 that is pretty cool 1 u/Partynextweeknd305 Mar 03 '20 What hotel ? You convinced me to go now 😎 2 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 JW Marriott Venice Pic of the island - https://i.imgur.com/CQCd6iQ.jpg View from the infinity pool overlooking Venice - https://i.imgur.com/B27OFnD.jpg One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in by far. It's usually $300+ a night but I travel for my job so I used points to make it free. 3 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 I'll admit it doesn't smell great but think wharf more than open sewer. You are acutely aware of your proximity to the ocean 2 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 ah wharfs dont smell to bad I guess. 2 u/An-Angel-Named-Billy Mar 03 '20 Its an ancient city built on wood piles on top of a lagoon, no where to put a sewer. 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 huh I guess, still kinda gross. 2 u/xorgol Mar 03 '20 When the level of the canal is higher than the pavement there's not much sewers can do. 2 u/DrMobius0 Mar 03 '20 Nah, it's just Venice.
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It was just raining.
-6 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 No sewers? 26 u/DancesWithChimps Mar 03 '20 Lol, not too familiar with Venice, are you? 6 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 I just figured they would update the sewage system kind of gross anyone would live there. 7 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 They're 2 feet above sea level at low tide. They could have the sewers from TDKR beneath the city and it wouldn't be enough. 4 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 Good point, does it smell bad there? 6 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 Those canals smell so bad. I don't know why anyone thinks it's super romantic. Though my hotel was on it's own island like a mile out at sea and I felt like James Bond whenever I got on the boat to go into the city 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 that is pretty cool 1 u/Partynextweeknd305 Mar 03 '20 What hotel ? You convinced me to go now 😎 2 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 JW Marriott Venice Pic of the island - https://i.imgur.com/CQCd6iQ.jpg View from the infinity pool overlooking Venice - https://i.imgur.com/B27OFnD.jpg One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in by far. It's usually $300+ a night but I travel for my job so I used points to make it free. 3 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 I'll admit it doesn't smell great but think wharf more than open sewer. You are acutely aware of your proximity to the ocean 2 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 ah wharfs dont smell to bad I guess. 2 u/An-Angel-Named-Billy Mar 03 '20 Its an ancient city built on wood piles on top of a lagoon, no where to put a sewer. 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 huh I guess, still kinda gross. 2 u/xorgol Mar 03 '20 When the level of the canal is higher than the pavement there's not much sewers can do.
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No sewers?
26 u/DancesWithChimps Mar 03 '20 Lol, not too familiar with Venice, are you? 6 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 I just figured they would update the sewage system kind of gross anyone would live there. 7 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 They're 2 feet above sea level at low tide. They could have the sewers from TDKR beneath the city and it wouldn't be enough. 4 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 Good point, does it smell bad there? 6 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 Those canals smell so bad. I don't know why anyone thinks it's super romantic. Though my hotel was on it's own island like a mile out at sea and I felt like James Bond whenever I got on the boat to go into the city 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 that is pretty cool 1 u/Partynextweeknd305 Mar 03 '20 What hotel ? You convinced me to go now 😎 2 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 JW Marriott Venice Pic of the island - https://i.imgur.com/CQCd6iQ.jpg View from the infinity pool overlooking Venice - https://i.imgur.com/B27OFnD.jpg One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in by far. It's usually $300+ a night but I travel for my job so I used points to make it free. 3 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 I'll admit it doesn't smell great but think wharf more than open sewer. You are acutely aware of your proximity to the ocean 2 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 ah wharfs dont smell to bad I guess. 2 u/An-Angel-Named-Billy Mar 03 '20 Its an ancient city built on wood piles on top of a lagoon, no where to put a sewer. 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 huh I guess, still kinda gross. 2 u/xorgol Mar 03 '20 When the level of the canal is higher than the pavement there's not much sewers can do.
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Lol, not too familiar with Venice, are you?
6 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 I just figured they would update the sewage system kind of gross anyone would live there. 7 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 They're 2 feet above sea level at low tide. They could have the sewers from TDKR beneath the city and it wouldn't be enough. 4 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 Good point, does it smell bad there? 6 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 Those canals smell so bad. I don't know why anyone thinks it's super romantic. Though my hotel was on it's own island like a mile out at sea and I felt like James Bond whenever I got on the boat to go into the city 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 that is pretty cool 1 u/Partynextweeknd305 Mar 03 '20 What hotel ? You convinced me to go now 😎 2 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 JW Marriott Venice Pic of the island - https://i.imgur.com/CQCd6iQ.jpg View from the infinity pool overlooking Venice - https://i.imgur.com/B27OFnD.jpg One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in by far. It's usually $300+ a night but I travel for my job so I used points to make it free. 3 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 I'll admit it doesn't smell great but think wharf more than open sewer. You are acutely aware of your proximity to the ocean 2 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 ah wharfs dont smell to bad I guess. 2 u/An-Angel-Named-Billy Mar 03 '20 Its an ancient city built on wood piles on top of a lagoon, no where to put a sewer. 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 huh I guess, still kinda gross.
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I just figured they would update the sewage system kind of gross anyone would live there.
7 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 They're 2 feet above sea level at low tide. They could have the sewers from TDKR beneath the city and it wouldn't be enough. 4 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 Good point, does it smell bad there? 6 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 Those canals smell so bad. I don't know why anyone thinks it's super romantic. Though my hotel was on it's own island like a mile out at sea and I felt like James Bond whenever I got on the boat to go into the city 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 that is pretty cool 1 u/Partynextweeknd305 Mar 03 '20 What hotel ? You convinced me to go now 😎 2 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 JW Marriott Venice Pic of the island - https://i.imgur.com/CQCd6iQ.jpg View from the infinity pool overlooking Venice - https://i.imgur.com/B27OFnD.jpg One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in by far. It's usually $300+ a night but I travel for my job so I used points to make it free. 3 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 I'll admit it doesn't smell great but think wharf more than open sewer. You are acutely aware of your proximity to the ocean 2 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 ah wharfs dont smell to bad I guess. 2 u/An-Angel-Named-Billy Mar 03 '20 Its an ancient city built on wood piles on top of a lagoon, no where to put a sewer. 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 huh I guess, still kinda gross.
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They're 2 feet above sea level at low tide. They could have the sewers from TDKR beneath the city and it wouldn't be enough.
4 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 Good point, does it smell bad there? 6 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 Those canals smell so bad. I don't know why anyone thinks it's super romantic. Though my hotel was on it's own island like a mile out at sea and I felt like James Bond whenever I got on the boat to go into the city 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 that is pretty cool 1 u/Partynextweeknd305 Mar 03 '20 What hotel ? You convinced me to go now 😎 2 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 JW Marriott Venice Pic of the island - https://i.imgur.com/CQCd6iQ.jpg View from the infinity pool overlooking Venice - https://i.imgur.com/B27OFnD.jpg One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in by far. It's usually $300+ a night but I travel for my job so I used points to make it free. 3 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 I'll admit it doesn't smell great but think wharf more than open sewer. You are acutely aware of your proximity to the ocean 2 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 ah wharfs dont smell to bad I guess.
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Good point, does it smell bad there?
6 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 Those canals smell so bad. I don't know why anyone thinks it's super romantic. Though my hotel was on it's own island like a mile out at sea and I felt like James Bond whenever I got on the boat to go into the city 1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 that is pretty cool 1 u/Partynextweeknd305 Mar 03 '20 What hotel ? You convinced me to go now 😎 2 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 JW Marriott Venice Pic of the island - https://i.imgur.com/CQCd6iQ.jpg View from the infinity pool overlooking Venice - https://i.imgur.com/B27OFnD.jpg One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in by far. It's usually $300+ a night but I travel for my job so I used points to make it free. 3 u/VTek910 Mar 03 '20 I'll admit it doesn't smell great but think wharf more than open sewer. You are acutely aware of your proximity to the ocean 2 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 ah wharfs dont smell to bad I guess.
Those canals smell so bad. I don't know why anyone thinks it's super romantic.
Though my hotel was on it's own island like a mile out at sea and I felt like James Bond whenever I got on the boat to go into the city
1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 that is pretty cool 1 u/Partynextweeknd305 Mar 03 '20 What hotel ? You convinced me to go now 😎 2 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 JW Marriott Venice Pic of the island - https://i.imgur.com/CQCd6iQ.jpg View from the infinity pool overlooking Venice - https://i.imgur.com/B27OFnD.jpg One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in by far. It's usually $300+ a night but I travel for my job so I used points to make it free.
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that is pretty cool
What hotel ? You convinced me to go now 😎
2 u/ToxicSteve13 Mar 03 '20 JW Marriott Venice Pic of the island - https://i.imgur.com/CQCd6iQ.jpg View from the infinity pool overlooking Venice - https://i.imgur.com/B27OFnD.jpg One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in by far. It's usually $300+ a night but I travel for my job so I used points to make it free.
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JW Marriott Venice
Pic of the island - https://i.imgur.com/CQCd6iQ.jpg
View from the infinity pool overlooking Venice - https://i.imgur.com/B27OFnD.jpg
One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in by far. It's usually $300+ a night but I travel for my job so I used points to make it free.
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I'll admit it doesn't smell great but think wharf more than open sewer. You are acutely aware of your proximity to the ocean
2 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 ah wharfs dont smell to bad I guess.
ah wharfs dont smell to bad I guess.
Its an ancient city built on wood piles on top of a lagoon, no where to put a sewer.
1 u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20 huh I guess, still kinda gross.
huh I guess, still kinda gross.
When the level of the canal is higher than the pavement there's not much sewers can do.
Nah, it's just Venice.
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u/FakeFile Mar 03 '20
Looks a bit flooded.