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IMPRESSUM<br />
Publisher & Editorial:<br />
FUNZINE MÉDIA Kft.<br />
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Tel.: +36.1.323.1727<br />
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Krisztina Novotta<br />
Chief Editor:<br />
Gergely Huszti<br />
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Csilla Hajnal<br />
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Balázs Weszely<br />
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Message Board<br />
Feel <strong>the</strong> Love<br />
You may fi nd love in various forms, in various places. There’s a fat<br />
chance you’ve already found it in Budapest, o<strong>the</strong>rwise you probably<br />
wouldn’t spend Valentine’s <strong>Day</strong> in this fair city <strong>of</strong> ours. You<br />
gotta love it to live it; and here at FUNZINE we do love <strong>the</strong> place<br />
to bits. That’s why we went out <strong>of</strong> our way (again) to show you<br />
what, where, when and how your love for it can grow.<br />
First and foremost, we get you in <strong>the</strong> mood for romancing. Even<br />
if you’ve been to Városliget a thousand times already, <strong>the</strong>re are<br />
<strong>new</strong> angles to look at it from and secret paths to walk along while<br />
holding hands. Trust us, <strong>the</strong> one who accompanies you on this<br />
romantic stroll will love you even when you miss wiping all <strong>the</strong><br />
sour cream <strong>of</strong>f your face at <strong>the</strong> lángos place…<br />
We even help you fi nd <strong>the</strong> ideal partner for lángosing or dining<br />
at candle light (or whatever constitutes romantic in your books)<br />
with a little help from online dating experts. Read our <strong>of</strong>fers <strong>of</strong><br />
herbal remedies and romantic book selection, and you’ll be in<br />
perfect spirit to charm your way to memorable Valentine’s <strong>Day</strong>.<br />
You might end up going to a hardware store to buy a padlock and<br />
look for a suitable fence to declare your love…<br />
If your soul needs cultural seduction beyond all this straightforward<br />
romancing, meet a conductor and a photographer passionately<br />
in love with <strong>the</strong>ir chosen fi elds <strong>of</strong> promoting contemporary<br />
music and <strong>the</strong> experimenting with <strong>the</strong> ancient concept <strong>of</strong> shadow<br />
versus light.<br />
Are you single and not really bo<strong>the</strong>red by this whole romantic<br />
conundrum? It lasting only for one day is just <strong>the</strong> fi rst piece <strong>of</strong><br />
good <strong>new</strong>s. Carnival season is upon us with all its partying, donut<br />
frying (for <strong>the</strong> recipes ranging from basics to sophistication, see<br />
our Culinary section on page 47), and, having mastered <strong>the</strong> art <strong>of</strong><br />
pig-sticking in <strong>the</strong> last issue, eating <strong>the</strong> fi rst sausages and hurkas<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> year. And that’s a treat whe<strong>the</strong>r you’re paired up or not, for<br />
loving someone stuffi ng <strong>the</strong>ir face with spicy, garlicky meat and<br />
dripping fat on <strong>the</strong>ir chins require love very similar to what you<br />
feel for yourself.<br />
Whatever you do in <strong>the</strong> next couple <strong>of</strong> weeks, do it with passion.<br />
Feel <strong>the</strong> love and feel loved. And if <strong>the</strong> person you could lay all<br />
your love on hasn’t arrived in your life yet, you still have Budapest<br />
to give you all it’s got. And this love story is to be cherished and<br />
celebrated every single day <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> year.<br />
Justin Case<br />
BUDAPEST FUNZINE 1