Juliana Grandi

[Johnny Diamond]

I'm sorry to hear that Juliana. I hope that they wil find your things and give it back to you. Thiefs are all around.

[Nobunaga]

That's why we always need duplicates, I learned it the hard way too, but now this will never happen to me again

[dap-addict]

but why prople are so mad! this weekend i was in milano and had a flight back with Alitali aircompany.... they loose my baggage and gave me back only today! and when i opend in airport i didnt find my laptop and jewelary and external hard drive =(( its so pity! i loose all photos to last 5 years and all docs videos...

You dont have any back-up, Juliana?
Hopeing so much all turns out well!

[camaban]

but why prople are so mad! this weekend i was in milano and had a flight back with Alitali aircompany.... they loose my baggage and gave me back only today! and when i opend in airport i didnt find my laptop and jewelary and external hard drive =(( its so pity! i loose all photos to last 5 years and all docs videos... so smb will be lucky to find laptop of pornogirl =((
but me..... i am so sad...//// crying all the day
tomorrow will start proces with Alitalia

I'm so sorry for you Juliana, but Milano I don't think they loose it, they steal it, look inside what's expensive and give you back the rest.

Only when I hear Milano I remember a story of one of my fathers colleagues who was in Milano for business. He had his Mercedes in the garage of the hotel until the last day. Then they put all their baggage in the car, drove the car to the front of the hotel and he went inside to pay. Another colleague rested on the front-seat beside the driver seat. Then out of a sudden someone broke the back window. The colleague get out of the car to look what's happening. Then on the driver side another guy enters the car and drove away with the Mercedes and all their baggage (the key was in the ignition lock). They found the car 3 years later in South Italia, total corrupted, only identifiable through the engine block number. Don't go to Milano if you mustn't.

[Juliana Grandi (Karmen)]

[sly]

I´m very sorry for you Juliana!
i know it is your private things too, and lot expensive and make a lots of troubles....

i hope someone true peoples find it and give it back to you....

[gapelover]

:cry:

Juliana, very sad that you lost your private stuff on your laptop, lets hope that the air company will pay for that laptop and your jewelery.

[dap-addict]

:cry:

Juliana, very sad that you lost your private stuff on your laptop, lets hope that the air company will pay for that laptop and your jewelery.

They have to pay.
But private belongings cannot be just replaced by money.
I am so sorry for you, Juliana!

I know it doesnt help but I think it happened to all of us who fly a lot.
Never ever again place a laptop or personal things in your checked-in luggage but take it with you to the plane as hand-luggage!
And now lets just just all hope a real porn-lover has stolen your laptop and he gives it back to you greatful for all your performances for us porn fans.

[priapos]

I'm so sorry for you Juliana, but Milano I don't think they loose it, they steal it, look inside what's expensive and give you back the rest.

I'm afraid i have to agree with Camaban here. But the culprit is not Milan, but Alitalia (which last i heard was going out of business.. too bad they haven't!). I've had my baggage pilfered in exactly that manner, including an expensive overcoat i had just purchased..

Only when I hear Milano I remember a story of one of my fathers colleagues who was in Milano for business. He had his Mercedes in the garage of the hotel until the last day. Then they put all their baggage in the car, drove the car to the front of the hotel and he went inside to pay. Another colleague rested on the front-seat beside the driver seat. Then out of a sudden someone broke the back window. The colleague get out of the car to look what's happening. Then on the driver side another guy enters the car and drove away with the Mercedes and all their baggage (the key was in the ignition lock). They found the car 3 years later in South Italia, total corrupted, only identifiable through the engine block number. Don't go to Milano if you mustn't.

Unfortunately, these sort of anecdotes tend to reinforce the stereotype of Italians as thieves and criminals, which like all stereotypes has a measure of truth in it. But it is absurd to imply a blanket condemnation of Italians and the Milanese people in particular. To some degree, this reflects a cultural bias of Northern Europeans (& "anglo" North Americans) toward Mediterranean peoples. My experience is that you have to watch your own back more carefully in some of these regions because there is a widespread mentality of "a fool and his money are soon parted", and this facilitates some "ethically deficient" types to force the issue dishonestly or criminally. That is, if you, as a stranger, present an easy target, you are considered fair game to be ripped off. Other Italians, for example, understand this and know how to cope. Of course, i'm not talking about aggressive, violent incidents like Camaban described... (Enough said, this is a tricky issue and i'm bound to stir controversy if i dont qualify everything i say.)

[camaban]

I'm so sorry for you Juliana, but Milano I don't think they loose it, they steal it, look inside what's expensive and give you back the rest.

I'm afraid i have to agree with Camaban here. But the culprit is not Milan, but Alitalia (which last i heard was going out of business.. too bad they haven't!). I've had my baggage pilfered in exactly that manner, including an expensive overcoat i had just purchased..

Only when I hear Milano I remember a story of one of my fathers colleagues who was in Milano for business. He had his Mercedes in the garage of the hotel until the last day. Then they put all their baggage in the car, drove the car to the front of the hotel and he went inside to pay. Another colleague rested on the front-seat beside the driver seat. Then out of a sudden someone broke the back window. The colleague get out of the car to look what's happening. Then on the driver side another guy enters the car and drove away with the Mercedes and all their baggage (the key was in the ignition lock). They found the car 3 years later in South Italia, total corrupted, only identifiable through the engine block number. Don't go to Milano if you mustn't.

Unfortunately, these sort of anecdotes tend to reinforce the stereotype of Italians as thieves and criminals, which like all stereotypes has a measure of truth in it. But it is absurd to imply a blanket condemnation of Italians and the Milanese people in particular. To some degree, this reflects a cultural bias of Northern Europeans (& "anglo" North Americans) toward Mediterranean peoples. My experience is that you have to watch your own back more carefully in some of these regions because there is a widespread mentality of "a fool and his money are soon parted", and this facilitates some "ethically deficient" types to force the issue dishonestly or criminally. That is, if you, as a stranger, present an easy target, you are considered fair game to be ripped off. Other Italians, for example, understand this and know how to cope. Of course, i'm not talking about aggressive, violent incidents like Camaban described... (Enough said, this is a tricky issue and i'm bound to stir controversy if i dont qualify everything i say.)

Don't get me wrong, I love Italy, Italian food, Toscany, the lifestyle, the people, ... All but 2 things: Milano and Italian football

[dap-addict]

Juliana had enough misfortune lately, please support her here! http://www.eurobabeindex.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=10633&st=0&sk=t&sd=a

[gapelover]

Juliana had enough misfortune lately, please support her here! http://www.eurobabeindex.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=10633&st=0&sk=t&sd=a

I have.

[priapos]

Juliana had enough misfortune lately, please support her here! http://www.eurobabeindex.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=10633&st=0&sk=t&sd=a

Yes, we can vote for her in these silly polls.. But what really might be helpful is that all of us collectors, producers, agents etc pool our resources and attempt to reconstitute her portfolio. Juliana can get a lot of it back without too much effort or expenditure, but there's probably some material she doesn't have easy access to, etc. Unfortunately, she must have lost a lot of personal stuff that may be irreplaceable

Of course, JG herself would have to let us know how, specifically, we could help. But we already have a fairly exhaustive videography right here in the index.

[dap-addict]

Yes, we can vote for her in these silly polls.. But what really might be helpful is that all of us collectors, producers, agents etc pool our resources and attempt to reconstitute her portfolio. Juliana can get a lot of it back without too much effort or expenditure, but there's probably some material she doesn't have easy access to, etc. Unfortunately, she must have lost a lot of personal stuff that may be irreplaceable

I fully agree, priapos.
And I really hope all will work together to reconstitute Juliana`s portfolio
At the same time what Juliana also needs is fans recognition increasing her bookings. And polls can help here quite a bit.

[Juliana Grandi (Karmen)]

Thanks a lot for the help!!! =)) you all are really nice =))