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| 12th October 2006 willzie | jalabas 4eva - From: Teapot Jalaba Man i recently returned from morocco equiped with my very own jalaba. me and my group of buddies have been hard at work trying to spread the good word, we have visited the popes very own vatican in our trusty jalabas, regular visits to spainsh supermachodos jalaba style and not to mention a huge pub crawl in rome mingling with some of the worlds most fashion finatical wearing nothing but, you guessed it our jalabas. but these bad boys r undoubtably at there very best on a seedy sunday with a cold class of cordial, feet up on the couch, letting it all hang out. LONG LIVE THE JALABAS |
| 20th January 2006 sansu | Interesting - From: Arabic Lessons Hi Brad, I was searching all over the internet for arabic forums then came across your travel blog. I found it to be helpful. I myself am teaching myself arabic. It is quite distressing but I'm slowly getting over the "shock". I do mental exercises by just "reading" or "looking" at the arabic writing & getting used to the script. Then I study vocabulary words & memorize the sound (translated phonetically). Then I'll study the details entirely separate so that I don't get confused & overwhelmed. I studied french (i think u did too?) & it was definitely much easier. Alors tu n'es pas le lapin? peut-etre tu es le grenouille hihihi :) |
| 25th October 2005 Nina from Texas | Wow! - From: Mt. Toubkal I find myself going on an impromtu trip to Morocco (Tangier), and I'm soaking up all the info I can. I've always wanted to teavel to Morocco, so it's a dream come true. Your blogs have been very insightful, thanks for taking the time to write! LOL Love and light~ Nina |
| 25th January 2005 anonymous | good to hear good and good - From: Aid Al-Kebir Yo... I haven't added my comments lately, but I wanted to drop you a line real quick. You whole trip has sounded amazing and I can't wait to hear your shocking tale. All of us out in the ATL are doin our thing. I have been traveling like a mad man. I don't think I have been home for more than 4 days staight in a long while. Not that I have to tell you about being home...that seems to be your home at the moment anyway. We are definately having fun in the process. My house is one day away from being completed...renovation shit...so that will be nice. Jed and I are still pimpin on some music...have to get down with the cruck in this area if you want to sell it. We actually have been getting into ethnic drums as of late...you will have to check it out. Bring some music back if you can. I would like to do a sample project with it! Hope you don't turn into a sheep soon and I will be in touch. - justin |
| 22nd January 2005 anonymous | U 2 are idiots - From: Rainy Portugal lagos is the best place in Portugal. dont be fooled by what these two idiots said about Lagos, they dont know how to enjoy themselves, boring sods!!!!There is everything there for a great holiday, great beaches,good food and restaurants, amazing nightlife, people are great, good climate( unfortunately it decided to rain when that dumbass was there) and what is so wrong with the brits and Europeans???? |
| 22nd November 2004 anonymous | Clutter - From: Apartment Keep your room neat and do your laundry. Rent? Guess Who! |
| 16th November 2004 anonymous | checkin in - From: Eid in Marrakesh YO... I wanted to drop you a line real quick...I am glad you are doing well out there and settling in a bit. I have been real busy lately with the biz, but I will definately get up with you soon on the phone. Talk to ya. Justin |
| 15th November 2004 anonymous | Snail - From: S.M. Mohammad VI So here is my question. When ingesting these snails do you leave them in their shells and shuck them out like oysters or is more a stew type dish wherein you cook em up with some carrots and a little beef broth? I have snails in my garden, can I eat those or are they like mushrooms one snail makes you larger, one snail makes you small and the snails that mother gives you, don't do anything at all. Ask Bradford. |
| 11th November 2004 anonymous | Hello - From: S.M. Mohammad VI Hi Brad, This is Cheryl Wells. I attended the French Meetup at the Galleria. I'm the one who travelled to Kenya last year. I'm really enjoying reading your journals. I started an Arabic class in September and am really enjoying it. It's a lanquage totally different from English, but I find it very enjoyable. All the best on your stay in Morocco. |
| 3rd November 2004 anonymous | US Elections from and Overseas Perspective - From: Moroccan Public Radio Brad The Moroccan/ French perspective on the world in general and elections in particular is most interesting. It's probably difficult for them to understand these things aren't an exercise in US showmanship with predetermined outcomes. And forget trying to explain the Electoral College! Interesting stuff indeed. Chuck Stout |
| 3rd November 2004 Anj | Alif and Fez - From: Life in Fez Hi! I'm so glad I found this blog. Please contine to post and let us know how you get on in Morocco and at Alif - as one day inshaAllah I would like to take a course there, and maybe even move to North Africa or Middle East! |
| 1st November 2004 anonymous | I Love Morocco - From: Life in Fez after read your travel jounal let me remind my wonderful trip in Morocco....i like the moroccan, they are very friendly, i love the moroccan food, Hareera is my favourite soup and chicken tagine...wow its delicous!!! Enjoy your holiday, have fun!!! |
| 21st October 2004 anonymous | Laundry? - From: Gibralter and the quest for the Barbary Apes Laundry? You actually do laundry?!? For we unenlightened, please explain your nam de plume. |
| 21st October 2004 anonymous | Laundry? - From: Gibralter and the quest for the Barbary Apes |
| 19th October 2004 anonymous | Dumb ass brits - From: Rainy Portugal That place is a tourist trap and sucks for that. I am glad you had fun at night though...they do no how to throw down. I hope sevilla is not as hot as it was when I was there. You are going to have to find an air conditioning place trust me...if it is that hot. Grub on some papya before you leave and you might get lucky if a bull fight is town. I hope you get to africa and out of europe hell soon. I want to hear bout that shiiizal. PEace J |
| 18th October 2004 anonymous | Lagos is tight - From: Sintra and Lagos I remember Lagos...Just cause I have pictures. The women there are fine and agressive. I think I got raped by one. I would try to tell you where to go, but those damn streets are tiny and confusing. Have fun and hook up PEace, J |
| 13th October 2004 anonymous | Lisbon is a great place...from someone who's been there... - From: Lisbon Portugal Hi Brad, just read your blog on Lisbon. I agree with you on the city it's wonderfull and cities in Europe do have something about them which US cities can't touch. I live in the US but I've been to Lisbon so many times over the years due to the fact that my parents are Portuguese, I have family there and I've lived there before. I'm glad to see you enjoying yourself. Try out the Bairro Alto section at night possibly. You can go to a nice Fado bar and listen to some great "Fadistas" singing about their lost sailors at sea or some other sad affair. You mentioned "tasting" Portugal and I can't agree with you more. I've grown up on that stuff and I love it. I've got withdrawls symptoms now too because I'm in China on business and the food here is entirely a different thing. If you like wine, please do yourself a favor and try out the table wines with your meals. At good local restaurants it won't cost you that much. And if you want to treat yourself, try some Vinho do Porto (Port Wine). For me it's one of my favorite drinks. Check out the elevator, Santa Justa near Rua Santa Clara. All the monuments are a must...Torre de Belem and Padrao dos Descobrimentos. If you are into nightlife there are probably some good places to go to at Docas which is located just under the Ponte 25 de Abril (April 25 Bridge). Enjoy yourself... This blog seems pretty cool. I'm going to join and post some pics and comments on China. Ate logo, boa sorte... Pedro |
| 13th October 2004 anonymous | - From: Traveler's Checklist what's a JeNeSuisPasLapin? |
| 13th October 2004 Ryan | Low impact thats it is!!!!!!!!! - From: Traveler's Checklist Good for you it men!!!! good backpacking hahahaha!!!! Enjoy your travel!!!! have a nice vacation next time i will post my acventures hahahah!!!!! |
| 12th October 2004 Chris II | Ahoy! - From: Traveler's Checklist May good fortune find you on your journey. Do not forget to place prophelactics in your rucksack, as good fortune does not reveal its time or place. Happy trekking! Cheers! |
| 12th October 2004 anonymous | Adult site - From: Traveler's Checklist When and where will you post the good stuff...have fun and be safe |
| 12th October 2004 Ali | Great list. - From: Traveler's Checklist Welcome to travelblog! Nice to see the contents of someone else's backpack! Have you seen the "travelling light" thread in the forum? http://www.travelblog.org/Forum/Threads/94-1.html - I made the same kind of list for my last long trip - how heavy is the whole? |
| 11th October 2004 anonymous | WHOA - From: Traveler's Checklist I think this is crazy you are going over there. I envy thee. I am glad you have inventory...you can track just how much the trip cost in items lost. Hey, maybe you will pick up some shit along the way to make up for it! |
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