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kingdavid
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04/08/2005 4:43 pm
Originally Posted by: chucklivesoninmyhearthey KD,ive heard some parts of africa are brutal(like you should carry a gun with you at all times kind of bad).Is that true?I know the continent is huge,but still.Whats the commerce like?Are there lots of native africans and villages?...

I made the mistake of clicking on "remember me" when signing into GT at the public cybercafe I frequent, thinking I'm the only one this side of the Sahara who comes here, but apparently someone, at least inadvertently, opens the website after me, so when I sign in, it thinks I was here more recently than I was, and when I click on "new posts", I miss some stuff.
So sorry for the delayed reply.
Now, if there's a civli war going on, what do you expect to happen? In places like somali, you carry a gun if you live there. Otherwise if you're visiting, you're probably gonna need escort in the form of a pick up truck loaded with AK47'ned militias, with one of those sub machine guns mounted at the back. In places like Kenya, most places no one has ever seen a small firearm, with most policemen carrying G3's with them. In some parts of Kenya, you need armed police escort (in the North Eastern province) in view of the threat of some originally separatist guerillas called "Shifta's". Most places where there's no war going on are cool, but those with wars are not. Then of course, like in all urban areas, there's the uber rich suburbs, where the diplomats and such like live, on the one hand, and the uber seedy slums on the other hand. The ghettos, so to speak. Tho I have to say, when I see an American "ghetto" in a movie, and I see dudes driving and watching TV, I'm like, some people should do a bit of travelling before they call their hood a ghetto, assuming the word implies an area of extreme poverty and hardship and crime and what have you.
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04/08/2005 4:50 pm
Originally Posted by: PRSplayayeah, well, we've got mosquito's that are big enough to carry you off, and some other mutant critter's.


No crap man. The bugs down here are gargantuan compared to the critters I was used to in Ohio. Must be the nicer weather.
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04/08/2005 6:22 pm
Originally Posted by: LeedoggNo crap man. The bugs down here are gargantuan compared to the critters I was used to in Ohio. Must be the nicer weather.

You gotta love the South :D
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04/08/2005 9:18 pm
Originally Posted by: PRSplayaYou gotta love the South :D

My first summer in Louisiana was in the midst of that bigass West Nile outbreak.

Fun times.
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04/09/2005 7:01 pm
Originally Posted by: PonyOne...i'd love to visit Kenya and Tanzania someday. it's on my "to do" list.

And when you do, unlike one Eggmeister, make a point of letting me know. It would durn cool meeting someone you met on GT. And maybe by the time you do come, I'll have steady gigs and all going, and I'll intoduce you to the people and then we'll do a song or two!
How cool is that?
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