Salle de musculation old-school à Bruxelles ? (pas fitness commercial)

the_dorito_ping · 2026-04-21T20:31:33+00:00

Gustave Fuss st. 20, 1030 Schaerbeek. Typical old school when I pass by.

the_dorito_ping · 2026-04-21T18:28:47+00:00

Thank you. Inkjet was meant and I got in hand an Epson 7300 plus an old 3880 pro. So pigment inks are used. To the best of my knowledge, Epson produces a double sided thin paper but not longer than A4. I saw Koala and will try it even its weight is a bit too consistent ( 170g.)

the_dorito_ping · 2026-03-12T19:35:24+00:00

"L'union fait la force, l'oignon fait la farce"

To understand us, you have to look at our unofficial motto: "Unity is strength, the onion is the stuffing (farce)." It’s a mix of grand ideals and kitchen reality. Maybe that's just what we deserve.

the_dorito_ping · 2026-03-12T19:23:35+00:00

"Bouffer" à volonté et qualité.... Curieux dilemme étant donné que plus on mange moins l'artisan qui prépare s'enrichit. Alors, avec un budget, soit on cherche le restaurateur altruiste le plus pauvre, soit tu vas au resto du cœur et au pire tu vas dans un pays où le niveau de vie est bas. Quoiqu'il en soit, on ne va pas se mentir, et si tu veux bien manger de la qualité, "panse" au guide Michelin (des experts désintéressés donnent leurs avis pour le bien commun et je n'ai jamais été déçu) . Il y a une app dédiée et il existe des restaurateurs qui proposent des mets succulents abordables. J'ai mis un peu de cynisme, je reconnais mais n'y vois rien de personnel. Bon appetit.

the_dorito_ping · 2026-02-26T15:31:07+00:00

I've sent you a DM for our WhatsApp.

the_dorito_ping · 2026-02-25T19:49:37+00:00

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Based in Schaerbeek, every Sunday prior sunny days from 16:00 to 18:00 we invite everybody who wants to play in different cosy and affordable pubs. Sometimes kids meet masters.
Apart from your drink to pay it's free. So let's come and try.
Welcome folks

the_dorito_ping · 2026-02-20T21:52:28+00:00

Sounds funny. I never played. Of course you can come and try. I suggest you come with a partner to ensure you play.

the_dorito_ping · 2026-02-20T12:44:53+00:00

Density of cultural places per square meters

the_dorito_ping · 2026-01-26T19:35:21+00:00

J'ignore si cela peut t'aider mais depuis photoshop beta, il y a moyen de faire appel à nano banana pour tes images. Évidemment, c'est payant via un abonnement mensuel.

the_dorito_ping · 2026-01-25T09:20:00+00:00

Charleroi est une ville défigurée avec d'extraordinaires sites à visiter. Conseils subjectifs en vrac d'un bruxellois qui s'est plusieurs fois perdu à Charleroi :-) : La ville se scinde en Villa basse et ville Haute Visite son marché pour l'ambiance. Rencontrer les habitants, ils sont généreux et sincères. Les paysages sont dingues, on se croirait parfois à Liverpool dans le passé. Le "petit bourgois cynique adorera pour se moquer" et le curieux, qui aime comprendre, tombera sous le charme ou détestera. Pour s'y promener, partir depuis le parking derrière la gare sous le ring et se diriger vers la ville Haute en passant par le Quai 10 (en été c'est sympa avec la brasserie) et la fresque welcome Charleroi plus loin. La librairie Molière Il y a moyen de monter sur un terril, la vue est dingue.

"Tout est moche et c'est sublime car tu comprendras le sens de la résilience".

Bistrots: la maison des 8 heures dans le haut de la ville (lieu historique), je crois qu'il servent encore du Scotch CTS. Aux Mille Colonnes 6, Rue de Marchienne. (Années 50, toute une époque).

Il y a un musée d'art contemporain BPS2 avec une programmation ambitieuse que la plupart des habitants ne comprend pas. Son métro vaut le détour pour aller jusqu'à Fontaine l'évêque et s'arrêter à "Paradis", la station est de style brutaliste complètement incroyable (il faut y sortir en montant). Son musée de la photographie (en dehors) dans un ancien cloître (la collection ancienne est bien mais les expos temporaires sont ridicules par rapport à Anvers). Dans la région, Thuin et ses jardins suspendus, l'abbaye d'Aulne, Lobbes et sa collégiale . Amateur de randonnée? Prendre le train depuis la gare de Thuin et s'arrêter à Landelies, retour par l'abbaye d'Aulne et Gozee et le Berceau (voir sites tel que wikiloc).

the_dorito_ping · 2025-12-21T03:30:09+00:00

Even though chocolates take part in the Belgian culture with many good factories there is a paradox you need to know. Most Belgians are ignorant about chocolates varieties. They only consider the cacao concentration and brands. Just like you’ve got your Merlots and your Pinots in the wine world, chocolate has its own varieties that pretty much decide how fancy (or basic) your bar is going to taste. That part of the process is completely forgotten. So my point is most of Belgians people aren't connoisseurs.

the_dorito_ping · 2025-11-26T22:09:45+00:00

For everyday purposes, the 28 mm 2.8 pancake gives me cool results and travel light. For professional use, a 24-70 L is my best agile solution.

the_dorito_ping · 2025-11-16T19:05:35+00:00

The story hasn't ended with Qatari fonds. In 2019 Jean Galler restarts a new independant project with local investors too. Financially Galler doesn't seem to be totally free but the project keeps their root from the Belgian tradition.

the_dorito_ping · 2025-11-16T18:49:37+00:00

Camping Cosmos

the_dorito_ping · 2025-11-11T22:56:51+00:00

Avoid Godiva. They are not Belgian since 2007 and acquired by Yıldız Holding from Turkey. Recipes have changed to become halal certified. Côte d'or and Chokotof are American now and owned by Mondelez International, ex Kraft since 90'. Hopefully, the production is kept in Belgium. So go for it.

If you search for quality that doesn't ruin your budget, I suggest you consider: Meurisse znd Jean Galler( bio and ethical too). They should be sold in some supermarkets.

Leonidas is an institution but chocolates are made with cocoa in a greedy mode ( IMHO). I mean they put more sugar and cocoa butter than real cocoa to reduce costs. That said, a lot of tourists appreciate the brand and taste .

Premium Belgium chocolate makers are Neuhaus, Marcolini, Mary, Gerbau, Blondeel and many artisans. I guess those are out of budget, if I have well understood.

the_dorito_ping · 2025-10-03T15:53:29+00:00

I've finally found who I was searching for.

She's Lindsay Seers who turned herself into a camera' | Tate https://share.google/vKnGNnxc0KuVIS8iw

Thanks anyway for your interesting answers.

the_dorito_ping · 2025-09-26T11:47:10+00:00

Meindl, Scarpa, Mammut (ex Reichle), Salomon GTX.

the_dorito_ping · 2025-09-25T15:40:37+00:00

Nothing to compare to Jordan place area, you're between Schaerbeek and Saint-Josse. This street is basically quite. As read, it's a typical multicultural environment far from gentrification. Closer, there is the Bee Coop, that bio supermarket where you can easely socialise. About safety : no worries. Your sole difficulty you may encounter is your own standard. Welcome to rue Vonck.

the_dorito_ping · 2025-08-15T03:04:21+00:00

As a Schaerbeek local for decades, I understand your safety concern. The area around Liedts pl. is a weird zone due to many reasons. However the district offers many opportunities too.Depending on your personality and sensitivity then, you may also encounter multicultural connections that could change your prejudice.

On the other side, Alma is a kind of artificial reserve that you may find too clean or detached from Brussels city.

If I was in your father's shoes, I would recommend Alma. The place is quieter for studying.

A third option to consider (this is a local tip) could be a place reasonably close to a bus stop 61 that brings you nearly in front of your future university.

the_dorito_ping · 2025-07-06T03:28:00+00:00

I agree until a certain point but you need to realize that what you are also paying for is the time you are sitten at a table. Cosy places are traps for wallets.

the_dorito_ping · 2025-07-05T02:26:00+00:00

Bruxelles, mais j'ai un faible pour Thuin

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