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Sihanoukville Sting | The Vagabond Journal
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A Very Stupid Christmas. The Tide Is High (but We’re Holding On) →. July 30, 2009 · 2:52 pm. Many tourists avoid Cambodia. And they have their reasons. Genocide, landmines, abject poverty, and corruption come to mind. I should have been less surprised, then, when the Sihanoukville cops tried to sting my friends and me over a measly quarter ounce of grass. But really, what’s a trip through Cambodia without getting caught in the police-drug-dealer cobweb and flushing drugs down a toilet? Still, it seemed a...
A Very Stupid Christmas | The Vagabond Journal
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Sihanoukville Sting →. July 7, 2009 · 1:08 pm. A Very Stupid Christmas. Oi’ll be beck in foive minutes, mate, bellows the red-faced Australian. His dopey drinking buddy makes no reply. And if any cunt touches moy fuckin’ beah, you got moy pehmission to kill ‘im! Standing abruptly, he knocks over his green plastic patio chair and chuckles thickly. From such humble beginnings. . . Big night on, eh? Ewan said as he plopped into a cushioned wicker throne. He asked us our plans and, upon hearing we hadn’t...
The Tide Is High (but We’re Holding On) | The Vagabond Journal
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October 29, 2009 · 2:04 am. The Tide Is High (but We’re Holding On). I’d just trudged through thigh-deep floodwater contaminated by drowned animal carcasses and backed-up sewage. Black specs of god-knows-what still clung to my dripping legs as I opened my laptop. A Google chat window popped up. It was Hilda, my friend in Toronto. How’s life in Cambodia? I told her about the typhoon, the broken levees. So what are you doing to help? She asked. Her query begged the question it assumed I. And other natural ...
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Vagabond Jim
Dudes, like I am sooooo sorrry man. I have not updated the site is such a long time. It used to be so narly and bitchin that y'all would read this. Now I bet you rarely visit. Bummer. Yes, I've moved to California. (Yes, that really is my new plate! In the months since I've posted I've driven nearly 10,000 miles and moved a lot of stuff, seen friends, played poker, done some visiting with kin, and all sorts of rad stuff. You'll be getting plenty of updates in the coming week(s). This must be less than.
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. January 26, 2011. With an acropolis ruins on top of the mountain (very high hill? Accessed by a cable car lift that traverses the the mountain side. Our tour guide spoke several languages fluently giving us an insight to life in Turkey as well as information about their agriculture and manufacturing. Turkey is a Muslim nation where mosques abound in the countryside as well as in the cities. Every small town has at least one mosque. Read the rest of this entry ». This ca...
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The Wild Heart | When nature flexes, everything boughs
Motivation a Tree Would Give. I Am the Night. Motivation a Tree Would Give. I Am the Night. When nature flexes, everything boughs. August 3, 2012. My words they are real, fucking honest and true. I’m sorry the timing -if anything- could not please you. I feel every time I win I’ve really just lost. And now look at me. At what cost? Who do I … Continue reading →. June 26, 2012. Originally posted on Nemisaurus. June 20, 2012. The Tallest Man on Earth – The Dreamer. June 19, 2012. June 13, 2012. 8220;Gainin...
Living the Cheam | Life in the London suburbs
Life in the London suburbs. Blogs I check every day. On the difficulty of finding tableware in the UK. August 12, 2015. August 12, 2015. We got a gorgeous, bespoke dining table in Pakistan. We also have some nice place mats: cloth and bamboo. Unfortunately, neither of these are appropriate when you’re doing baby-led weaning and every meal ends looking like you were playing food darts with your baby’s face as the moving target. Enter my amazing friends Sandy and Sean, who came to visit earlier this summer...
The Vagabond Journal
October 29, 2009 · 2:04 am. The Tide Is High (but We’re Holding On). I’d just trudged through thigh-deep floodwater contaminated by drowned animal carcasses and backed-up sewage. Black specs of god-knows-what still clung to my dripping legs as I opened my laptop. A Google chat window popped up. It was Hilda, my friend in Toronto. How’s life in Cambodia? I told her about the typhoon, the broken levees. So what are you doing to help? She asked. Her query begged the question it assumed I. And other natural ...
Vagabond Journey Perpetual Travel
Featured Topics: Ghost Cities of China. The New Silk Road. Shanzhai and the Makers. What Will Become of China’s New Air Pollution Consciousness? 5 Chinese Ghost Cities that Came Alive. What the Irish Water Protests Are All About, or How I Got Beat Up While Reporting on #Right2Water. How Shenzhen Has Become the Maker’s Dream City SCMP. August 6, 2015. This is an article that I wrote for the South China Morning Post about how Shenzhen has become the global epicenter of grassroots hardware innovation. July ...
Vagabond Journeys
Thursday, July 11, 2013. The World Hath Needs. Awake ye sunshine, night has had it's day. It's time to lay down darkness and kiss the ground. Send light across each branch and through each nook. The earth hath need of you. Awake ye blossoms, open your mouths to the light. Let the warmth of the sun heat your ovens. And stir sweet aromas from your breasts. The air hath need of you. Awake ye birds and sing your morning songs. It's the day to push the fledgling from the nest. The trees hath need of you.
Scribbles of a Vagrant
Scribbles of a Vagrant. Ramblings of a circus and film geek. On this weeks It’s Science, Bitch! Thom and Matt have another location change but no change in the science hilarity. This week the duo cover the impact of the first ever robot leaves. The deadly power behind worm stuff and OK Cupid testing on their users and have the stones to admit it. Check out the episode here1.
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