These two are quite analogous... At some point this thread is an endurance race to prove we can outlast Dan...ruddyduck said:
dan or the constant bumping and overall length of this thread with so very little actual content.
Some guy plans to travel Africa in modded Jeep
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As someone who's had malaria twice and wrote out a will in my phone the 2nd time just in case I passed out before I got to the hospital, I hope he gets giardia and amoebas and craps his pants every day until he gives up and goes home.
heddleston said:
As someone who's had malaria twice and wrote out a will in my phone the 2nd time just in case I passed out before I got to the hospital, I hope he gets giardia and amoebas and craps his pants every day until he gives up and goes home.
Mother**** this *****
Whoop04 said:TexasAggie_02 said:Malarone does not have that side effect.Quote:
On a trip like mine through Africa, Malaria presents a problem. Conventional wisdom says to take an "anti-malarial" pill in the hopes of preventing infection, though for a number of reasons that's not really practical. All anti-malarial tables come with an increased sensitivity to the sun (they advise staying out of the sun. I can tell you that's very difficult in Africa), and they are hard on your liver in the long-term. All the advice is not to use them for too long, though nobody can quite say how long is too long.
I think two years is long.Malarone does not have this side effect.Quote:
One of the other major options comes with side effects, usually related to severe, severe demented dreams and interrupted sleep.
These aren't real side effects? If not, my Corpsman lied to me.
https://www.drugs.com/sfx/malarone-side-effects.html
Looks like light sensitivity happens in 2% of people. It does not cause nightmares. When I went to Mali my Dr told me that I could take something that could cause suicidal nightmares, or I could take malarone, but I would have to take it for several days after returning. I chose malarone.
Ive taken malarone in the past when traveling to DRC-no problems. In preparing for life in Zambia, was told it is too hard on your liver to take long term. Wife takes larium, the one that can give crazy dreams, even psychosis, but no problems for her. I can't take larium due to drug interactions with other medications I take. So I take doxycycline which can also result in sun sensitivity. Im outside a lot, working at the farm in Chasefu, with no problems. We sleep under nets. No malaria yet.
LOL, the guy whines about having to pay a $50 bribe. What did he expect? Free champagne?
http://theroadchoseme.com/ivory-coast-begins
http://theroadchoseme.com/ivory-coast-begins
In
mAgnoliAg said:
In
In on page 77??
javajaws said:
LOL, the guy whines about having to pay a $50 bribe. What did he expect? Free champagne?
http://theroadchoseme.com/ivory-coast-begins
I'm amazed that he's still alive
DuckDown2013 said:mAgnoliAg said:
In
In on page 77??
Dead yet?
Bitter Old Man said:
Dead yet?
Ditto.
danny boy decided to get his jeep dirty. not sure why he chose to here, you can see where people have been driving around this mud hole, but he went right through it.
https://instagr.am/p/BRn0GIfg-2C
https://instagr.am/p/BRoVWsAgcCF
oh, and there's this gem. Danny mooches off a Catholic Mission, then is ungrateful.
http://theroadchoseme.com/national-park-tai
https://instagr.am/p/BRn0GIfg-2C
https://instagr.am/p/BRoVWsAgcCF
oh, and there's this gem. Danny mooches off a Catholic Mission, then is ungrateful.
http://theroadchoseme.com/national-park-tai
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A friendly kid leads me to the two hotels in town, though neither has any kind of secure parking, so I don't really like my options. I backtrack into the center of town and pull into the massive compound of a Catholic Mission I saw. The Father is extremely friendly and welcoming, and insists I have dinner with him, and won't let me camp in the Jeep, insisting I take a room inside. A massive thunderstorm rolls in, dumping an impossible amount of rain in a short time.
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The whole mass is in French, so I don't catch it all, though I feel a little uneasy watching the locals give money to the Church, then a lot uneasy when they are asked to give yet again. I am extremely uncomfortable when the whole fire and brimstone bit starts, and am horrified when it goes on for almost 30 minutes of The Father screaming at the top of his lungs. I leave as quickly as is polite after Mass has finished.
Oh my goodness I dislike this guy. So much to dissect in that post.
In his defense, I doubt the offering plate at the mass had a credit card option.
I wonder if his decision to drive through the puddle had anything to do with people making fun of him for not going offroad? Even so, since the puddle was in the middle of the road, he still hasn't gone offroad yet.
I wonder if his decision to drive through the puddle had anything to do with people making fun of him for not going offroad? Even so, since the puddle was in the middle of the road, he still hasn't gone offroad yet.
So who took the picture of him going through the puddle? I figured he might have setup a stationary camera, but the two pictures are not at the same angle.
Isn't the bear shooting the gun?
and that is why punctuation is importnatMartin Q. Blank said:
Isn't the bear shooting the gun?
Spelling as well....AZAG08 said:and that is why punctuation is importnatMartin Q. Blank said:
Isn't the bear shooting the gun?
Bitter Old Man said:Spelling as well....AZAG08 said:and that is why punctuation is importnatMartin Q. Blank said:
Isn't the bear shooting the gun?
Two things: One of which is that those guest rooms and meals don't just come out of nowhere. All those folks in town gotta pay for the Gringo's dinner.TexasAggie_02 said:Quote:
The whole mass is in French, so I don't catch it all, though I feel a little uneasy watching the locals give money to the Church, then a lot uneasy when they are asked to give yet again. I am extremely uncomfortable when the whole fire and brimstone bit starts, and am horrified when it goes on for almost 30 minutes of The Father screaming at the top of his lungs. I leave as quickly as is polite after Mass has finished.
Secondly, the real story here is that there was a Catholic priest preaching fire and brimstone!
I've seen it happen....Christmas eve midnight mass of all times. Temple TX 2007Quote:
Secondly, the real story here is that there was a Catholic priest preaching fire and brimstone!
For this self righteous and arrogant azzhole, breaking bread to feed 5000 was probably fire and brimstone.
To be fair, there are several places in the Bible that call for people to work hard and contribute to society, and that life wont be easy.... So, it could have been any one of these passages that was discussed....Kenneth_2003 said:
For this self righteous and arrogant azzhole, breaking bread to feed 5000 was probably fire and brimstone.
Couldn't he have used a stick to guage how deep it was?
I wish he wouldve gotten stuck five minutes after posting that,
I wish he wouldve gotten stuck five minutes after posting that,
Bitter Old Man said:To be fair, there are several places in the Bible that call for people to work hard and contribute to society, and that life wont be easy.... So, it could have been any one of these passages that was discussed....Kenneth_2003 said:
For this self righteous and arrogant azzhole, breaking bread to feed 5000 was probably fire and brimstone.
I am sure to somebody like Dan, any encouragement to work hard and earn your day's keep honestly probably sounds pretty harsh.
Did Emily take the photo?
I bet Dan did.Seven said:
Did Emily take the photo?
He probably hired a local to drive through the puddle.
If he did not understand much because it was in French, how did he know that the sermon was about fire and brimstone?
Must have been a bunch of words with the letter r
apparently Dan got tired of all that tough traveling he was doing for 2 days or so. he had to get back to civilization quick.
This guy is such a fraud
Did anyone have "Drowning" in the cause of death pool?Furlock Bones said:
apparently Dan got tired of all that tough traveling he was doing for 2 days or so. he had to get back to civilization quick.
Hell, he might drown in an actual swimming pool.
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