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  • 95 references 28 Confirmed & Positive
  • Fluent in Italian; learning English, Spanish
  • 47, Male
  • Member since 2010
  • volleyball team
  • artistic high school
  • From naples
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About Me

CURRENT MISSION
I can host csurfers from SATURDAY morning to SUNDAY morning or afternoon (Just one night). I host in the days of Easter, Christmas too and in August (If I will not be abroad on Holiday)

ABOUT ME

Hello there, my name is Giuseppe. Well, what can I tell you about myself . I am a cheerful and friendly. I love travelling and meeting new people because I feel that I am a citizen of the world. I like to talk about everything such as policy, trips, movies, religions and so on. In addition to that I like to play sports especially beach volley&tennis. I like hanging out along with my friends, newcomers or alone because I don't like to stay at home hooked on tv exept for some sport matches!

AN INSIDER'S GUIDE TO ITALIAN MIND

1 - Being Italian is a full-time job.

2 - Italy is the only workshop in the world that can turn out both Leonardo and Berlusconis.

3 - Our passion for beauty is in danger of becoming our number one defect because it prevents us from choosing what is good. That's the first of our weak point.

4 - If you want to understand Italy, forget the guidebooks. Study theology.

5 - People say we are intlligent. It's true. The problem is that we want to be intelligent all the time.

6 - In Italy rules are not obeyed as they are elsewhere. We think it's an insult to our intelligence to comply with a regulation. Obedience is boring.

7 - We are consummate professionals of culinary consumption. No one else in Europe eats the way we do.

8 - Italians want to look inside a table lamp, touch a suitcase, listen to an explanation, sniff a carpet or sneak an olive and talk about the flavour. That's one reason why e-commerce hasn't taken off in Italy. For italians, buying has to be a tactile experience. Physical perceptions are also part of the Catholic liturgy, in which the senses support the spirit.

9 - If we had Scottish weather in Italy, there would have been several revolutions.

10 - Italians prefer to drink, not to get drunk. Italians like being merry but vomiting on pavement is not considered the high point of Saturday evening, as often is north of the Alps.

11 - Around an Italian table, people reason, argue and learn to defend (or change) their points of view. Knowing how to behave in company, behaving politely and communicating easly are substantial qualities.

12 - Italian family is a bank Loans for first homes almost invariably come from parents. There are no formalities, no interest and quite often no obligation to repay the capital. It's an alternative to premature adult debt.

13 - Invasive Italian parents produce "mammoni", mother-fixated children afraid to fend for themselves.

14 - In Northen Europe, bedrooms are bastions of anarchy in well-ordered societies; in Italy, they are an orderly refuge in a land of chaos.

15 - It is in the bathroom that we seek ab(so)lution from our sins. There is no other explanation for the amount of time we spend there.

16 - An italian bar is a place where you can clinch a deal, sort out an evening, start a new working relationship or end an affair over an espresso. You have to start here if you want to understand the piazza/square. And you can't be in hurry. The piazza will tell you all sorts of stories, in its own good time.

17 - Lots of Italians like to look out of window, especially in summer. It's not a waste of time, nor is it morbid curiosity. The window is a way of keeping an eye on the territory and a lifestyle. Dates, engagements, meetings, partings, weddings, funerals, comedies, tragedies, expectations, disappointments, the mysteries of passing and the consolation of recurrence are all there.

18 - Italians likes to see people's outfits/haircuts/make-up, partly because there's something new every day.

19 - Outside schools, bars and restaurants, the pavements is the appointed venue to practise of hanging out : reflect on life, nibble a snack and observe the world. This form of hanging out is a fascinating Italian habit. It's the anticipation of pleasure and demands a certain skill. That's why Italians generate passion and frustration but not desperation.

20 - In an Italian small town we want a professionally made coffee and a proper pizza.Italians want a couple of streets to stroll down, an avenue to jog along, a pool to swim in and a cinema for a bit of entertainment. Italians want a new school and an old theatre house. Italians want doctors and lawyers who can traslate abstract concepts into our dialect. We want all these things and in our small towns we have them. Now you will understand why so many italians say they are dissatisfied with Italy but could not live anywhere else or miss it dreadfully if they do.

21 - Machiavelli said that there is a superior good for which we are legitimate to sacrificate something. Honesty, in many cases. Objectivity, in others. That's why the concept of punishment is not very Italian. Amnesty, even more than absolution, is our banner.

22 - Italy is a land of people who like being together. Italians socialise easly and use that ability to establish relationships. This is a good thing, until relationships form between controllers and the controlled. That's when the problems start. That's why some scandals and other great Italian disasters came about.

23 - Only in Italy does there exsist an expression " to make a good figure" - which is not quite the same thing as "making a good impression". Well, Italians like nice gestures so much they prefer them to good behaviour. Gestures gratify but behaving takes an effort.

By Beppe Severgnini - He is a print media journalist

PHILOSOPHY

You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough! ........and if you don't do it right, do it left :D

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING

... showing couchsurfers around my city, making new friends, playing sports, making a lot of trips through cs. Moreover I set up a lot of cs meetings&events :

2013 -

Sat, Aug 31 - Pizza meeting https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/194673 -

Sat, Sep 21 - Boat ride https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/204067 -

Thu, Sep 26 - Sorbillo pizza https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/220809 -

Sat, Sep 28 - Buskers festival https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/221221 -

Sat, Oct 12 - White night https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/231288 -

Fri, Nov 08 - Pizza eventhttps://www.couchsurfing.com/events/242505 -

Sat, Dec 14 - Dark night event https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/290159

2014

Mar 15 - Street Art tour https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/242522

Mar 29 - StreEat tour https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/275127

May 18 - Nutella/Mika concert https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/275129

Oct 11 - White Night Napleshttps://www.couchsurfing.com/events/275141

Sat, Nov 1 - Halloween party https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/553167

Nov 15 - Pillow fight https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/542746

2015

Thu, Feb 26 - Pizza meeting https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/598974

Thur, Mar 5 - Music event https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/598977

Fry, Mar 13 - AperiLanguage https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/598978

Sat, Mar 28 - San Carlo Theater https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/604027

2016

Fri, Feb 26 - https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/naples-cs-meeting-hangout-on-friday-saturday

Fri, Mar 4 - https://www.couchsurfing.com/events/led-zeppelin-tribute-band

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

ON MY COUCH -

POLAND - Woitek male cs

ITALY - Cinzia Cipullo female cs

GERMANY - Anna Stadlmeier and Mietzi female cs

UKRAINA - Roman Chernetskyi male cs

GERMANY - Joscha Krug male cs

TURKEY - Yiğitalp Avus male cs

SPAIN - Paula Civit female cs

POLAND - Maria Habasińska female cs

DENMARK - Sebastian Frederick male cs

AUSTRIA - Corinna Pobegger female cs

PERU - Gordita female cs

TURKEY - SolenY female cs

CHILE - Tamara Aguirre female cs

U.S.A - Esther and Jeff couple cs

SWITERLAND - Maurin Cornuz male cs

TIBET Dondrup Wangyer male cs

BELGIUM Evelyne Leblois female cs

ITALY Viera Samela female cs

JAPAN Etsuyo Yamamoto female cs

U.S.A Heater Zetin female cs

ISRAEL Adiya Hirsch female cs

UK Richard Ure male cs

ITALY Mario Montuori male cs

ON THEIR COUCH

Marta&Woitek are from POLAND

Stephan Seidel is from GERMANY

Camille Blanc-Sahnoun is from FRANCE

Interests

Travelling
Volleyball
Juventus team

AMERICAN SERIES TV and Gomorra (ITA)

The sopranos

True detective

Fargo

Game of thrones

House of Cards

The wire

Homeland

Lost

Spartacus

Breaking bad

Twink peaks

Music, Movies, and Books

MY FAVOURED PLAYLIST

Led Zeppelin - starway to heaven

Deep purple - child in time

David Bowie - life on mars

The Who - baba o riley

Lou Reed - perfect day

Pink floyd - I wish you were here

Nirvana - smells like teen spirit

Radiohead - paranoid android

Rolling stone- sympathy for the evil

Beatles - come together

The kiss - black diamond

Ac/dc - back in black

Metallica - nothing else matters

Cure - boy don't cry...and so on

Smashing Pumpkins - tonight

MOVIE
Braveheart, The silence of lambs, The colour purple, The departhed, The Godfather, The human stain, Monster's ball, Million dollar baby, 13 killers and so on.

BOOK
War&Peace by Lev Tolstoj,
Socrates's apology by Plato,
Banality of Evil by Hannanh Arendt,
Traité sur la tolérance by Voltairre,
Discourse on the Origin and Basis of Inequality Among Men by Rousseau
Thus spoke Zarathustra by Nietzsche.
That's why I want to share with you one of the best Rosseau's quote I read and still impressed in my mind - The first man who, having fenced in a piece of land, said "This is mine," and found people naïve enough to believe him, that man was the true founder of civil society! -

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

visited 22 states (9.77%)

Mikonos Rhodes isle, Wien, Budapest, Sharm el sheik, Cairo, Bratislava, Paris, Barcelon, Madrid, Lisboa, Prague, London, Dublin, La Vallette, S. Julian, Split, Makarska, Bol, Hvar, Tunis, Hammamet, Cartagine, Marrakech, Varsavia, Stuttgart, New York, Philadelphia, Princeton, Atlantic city, Brela, Trogir, Mostar

Teach, Learn, Share

Teach - Volleyball

Learn - English

Share - Naples&surroundings

What I Can Share with Hosts

I can host csurfers from SATURDAY morning to SUNDAY morning or afternoon because I have to work from MONDAY to FRIDAY. In addition to that I offer a nice place to splee at night and my friendship :)

Countries I’ve Visited

Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Malta, Morocco, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Tunisia, United Kingdom, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Italy

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