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Nostalgia is a very strange thing. People can feel nostalgic about anything they associate with the past and which they feel was a part of their life, like a perceived "solidarity" enforced upon them purely by economic circumstances and which came with a smothering level of social control over every aspect of their lives (which they have conveniently forgotten about), an immensely ugly railway station which was demolished for that exact reason, fighter jets roaring overhead all day long (in my case), or the worst crappiest music ever recorded. Nostalgia seems mostly to be a refusal or perhaps an incapacity of our selves to fully experience the fact that everything in life is transient, but as such, and as long as it doesn't translate into politics, it seems mostly harmless and its bitter-sweet sense of longing can indeed be highly enjoyable on a rainy Sunday afternoon
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An original take on surely the most photographed object in the world, I like it! 
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Well at least they asked a proper photographer to do it for them! Now there is a business idea... taking portraits of love stricken young couples in front of the Eiffel tower, lots of money to be made!!
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Sounds, uhm ... nice 
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Oh wow, I guess you are right... when there is money to be made on hordes of gullible tourists, it can bring out the worst in the locals. Shame on them!
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Well, the actual problem are not the locals I'm afraid, it's more a weird kind of an immigrant sub-society that is trying everything to rip off naive tourists ...
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Immer wieder gerne liebe Kathrin!
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It's a dilemma ... this structure is too impressive to ignore it and too cliché to even care 
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die Perspektive finde ich hier eh ansprechend, aber dazu auch noch die Bearbeitung? Sehr schön!
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...takes you by the throat.
great vision of it!
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Well, in reality it looks less intimidating, more stable, actually
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oh, for me it was intimidating! i even refused to go up there. i'm very scared of heights.
actually i was talking about nostalgia, how it comes at the most unexpected moments and takes you...
my pleasure
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No way for me to go up there either, I'm scared of big crowds
oh yes, it's weird, unpredictable, a burden and a bliss 
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.oh dear me - time for a new change in my glasses prescription
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