Train of stench


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April 16th 2006
Published: May 1st 2006
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Ok, after being ripped off by the ever so smiley front desk staff who PROMISED to arrange train tickets for the following day but lo and behold they didn’t appear so we had to spend another night in their over-priced skank hole … it’s just funny how that should work out!! Anyway, we finally boarded the overnight train and settled ourselves into what we thought would be a 4 berth cabin for just the two of us… bliss. No wait a minute that isn’t what happened at all 15 minutes after getting settled heralds the arrival of RHINO-POPS (Katie’s Arse Nemesis) & his embarrassed, apologetic son….

In all honesty they appeared to be quite harmless at first glance we exchanged polite goodnights and arranged ourselves into the ‘Indian’ sized (e.g. small) berths and it wasn’t until Katie laid down the gauntlet that the full extent of his powers was revealed to us. Out it squeaked barely audible but by god the stench was hideous… Chris got first hit as he was laying spoons with the offender he bit back his giggles and his gags and then RHINO-POPS let it go. Jesus it was apocalyptic in proportions. The air solidified around
boy at bus standboy at bus standboy at bus stand

this boy was dead funny as we sat on the bus he was throwing things to gain our attention and then winking at katie....
us and Katie shrank before her much worthier competitor. For at least 12 HOURS (alright 10-15 minutes) the aroma accompanied us…

You would think revealing the ARSE of DEATH to us would be enough in a short overnight train ride but oh no. This mans powers of disruption extended to his nasal cavity and it is no word of a lie to say that the noise was simply deafening. It was like a herd of cows suffering from hay fever and sinusitis had wandered into our cabin for the night.

And then Delhi, so much better then Mumbai. Found a nice room on the main bazaar and explored the area. We really enjoyed it, the energy and the activity was much more suited to us. Roof top restaurants, friendly people, beer drinking and people meeting… We seemed to be connecting so much more with the locals then other travellers so far, Chris hooked up with a motorbike enthusiast, Ravi, who had his own workshop we spent a funny evening drinking beer and talking shite… and then we were hooked and ended up in Kashmir…


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1st May 2006

RHINO POPS
Trust you to go all the way to India to discover that flatulence exists there too! Sounds like you are having a great time, allbeit intersperced with the usual hazards and perils of traveling in the manner which you insist upon KT*! (Well, you know me lol) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
1st May 2006

arrrr....
arrr thats nonsense, a pirates only arch nemesis is the dreaded colossal squid. And LET ME TELL YOU if you were on a train with one of those you'd have more to worry about that farts and snot. By a lucky turn of fate however, the dreaded colossal squid is trapped forever in a giant vaginal tomb. ARRRRRR... Anyway, i'm glad i can keep up with you 2 on this blog. good idea. take care, hugz and kisses, love tim xxx
2nd May 2006

news Hoorray!!!
I just fell about laughing, you poor things! and when I looked at the map to see how far the journey was I get a better picture of your plight. This Blog is fantastic and I apreciate the map. Looking fiorward to the next instalment. Love to you both Mum
3rd May 2006

Kashmir houseboat roomies
Hey guys, hope you had a good time in the snow. Did they make a load of unnecessary stops on the boat trip, assuming that you would WANT a giant papermache elephant!. Rajistan was great BTW, definitely reccomend it. We're in Goa at the moment, its very quiet and chilled, which is just what we need after the mayhem in Mumbai/Delhi. Take care and enjoy the next 2 years... so jealous. Mel and Ben xx
4th May 2006

Gods morning glory
Trust you to go all the way to India, one of the most fascinating and diverse places in the world, a place steeped in history and legend, a place whith a million sights and sounds and what do you write about.....? Arses. Why am I not surprised? Hmm, oh yeah, 'cos I know you. What next, "Mount Everest looks like a giant trouser- tent, tee hee"? I just want to say that I'm so proud of you for doing that. Talking of arses, have you heard Nick Drake's Pink Moon? And Sigur Ros? Good travelling sountrack if you can get hold of them somehow. Anyway, get on with the next instalment you lazy fuckers, lots of love, Athos xxxx

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