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Bristle Boy:
Myself and my wife loved San Stef. We like a few lively bars, so we can have a laugh, singalong, dance, meet similar people. the great thing about San Stef is that it isn't 'over the top' on that front.
It's just right for those of us who don't want to bump into hoardes of drunken idiots stumbling from bar to bar with no respect for anyone or anything. Did bump into a few 'stumblers' on their way back to their hotel for a nightcap or three, but it was very civil with a "goodnight" exchange or people just having a laugh. Nothing wrong in that!
We don't work long and hard to go on hols and retire to bed by 10.30!
As an earlier member said you knew that San Stef had its fair share of bars like The Condor, so why go there at all if you don't like? In fact, why keep visiting the forum of a resort if it's not your 'cup of tea'? I wouldn't bother if i found it was a place i didn't really like.

Zimmer:

--- Quote from: tonyco1 on July 15, 2009, 12:15:43 AM ---Well as I have said before - all are entitled to their own opinion - mine  - I still love the place - the people make it and are great!!
There is a noisy half to S S and a fairly quiet half - so everyone should find their little piece of heaven.
If not - there are quieter resorts and noiser ones, try St George in the South (v/quiet) or Kavos (vomit and 18-30 sick club heaven)!!
Corfu has it all - me - I like it in SAN STEF!!
No point in being neggie - everywhere has good and bad points about it!!

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Hi again - Myrna and I were discussing this, yes there are parts to get away from the "in your face" stuff [ though even that isnt as bad as people might think I've painted it ] to be honest I think we're suffering a bit from Corfu burn out...you know, been there , done that. If we are to be confined to sitting by a pool most of the time, because we've exhausted the excursions over the years or dont drive then it may as well be somewhere more [ and this isnt meant to sound snobbish really ] like the old Greece we loved before "happy hours" etc and this globalisation of tourism , we have considered S George, or SS NE....but now things are changing for us, I suspect we'll be trying the less well known or visited islands, and, of course your dead right , there are good and bad points,  my aim was to bring out what I perceived of each
Glad to see you back on line

Zimmer:

--- Quote from: Bristle Boy on July 15, 2009, 12:55:09 AM ---Myself and my wife loved San Stef. We like a few lively bars, so we can have a laugh, singalong, dance, meet similar people. the great thing about San Stef is that it isn't 'over the top' on that front.
It's just right for those of us who don't want to bump into hoardes of drunken idiots stumbling from bar to bar with no respect for anyone or anything. Did bump into a few 'stumblers' on their way back to their hotel for a nightcap or three, but it was very civil with a "goodnight" exchange or people just having a laugh. Nothing wrong in that!
We don't work long and hard to go on hols and retire to bed by 10.30!
As an earlier member said you knew that San Stef had its fair share of bars like The Condor, so why go there at all if you don't like? In fact, why keep visiting the forum of a resort if it's not your 'cup of tea'? I wouldn't bother if i found it was a place i didn't really like.

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groan.......righto...whatever.....yes, next time I'll use a crystal effin' ball - I never ever said I didnt like it!only aspects which werent "my cup of tea" what is wrong with you?? stop mis-representing me, its very Daily Mailish ,yes there arent drunken hordes, and if I go to bed at 11,00 it doesnt mean I dont work hard,who knows maybe theres a reason?why should I stay up?, I might need some rest? and dont worry I shant be hanging around with people who dont tolerate alternative views,maybe it's livened up the place rather than being a little...smug?

SueLa:
My goodness what is going on here? where is the voice of reason.?

In the scale of things, does it matter that people have different perceptions on life and what it has to offer.

So "the man next door" does not like the same type of car or holiday as you, live with it !!
Life is too short for all this type of banter.

Turn over the page and start a new chapter!!!  Please

Jules:
You are right Sue.  :) Can we all get back on an even keel and make this site the happy place it used to be because at the moment it is not a happy site. :( :(

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