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28th March 2011
Militsia and Me!

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20th March 2011

sort of an answer to your question
hi Tim, I really like your blog so far! So nice to see your travels. Anyway, the reason s/e Asians are so open toasted homosexuality and transgenders has something to do with buddhist philosophy, sorry I'm not sure exactly what. Something about letting people do what they want and accepting them for who they are. Btw, there are tons of lesbians in Thailand. Didn't u see any? I saw a ton - bull-dyke types that look like guys.
From Blog: Trans-Asia
5th March 2011

Good stuff keep it up, you look like a gifford swing dancing though
28th February 2011

Nothing short of epic mate :-D
21st January 2011

Blog of the year, 2010
This blog was nominated one of the best of 2010, in the Asia/writing category ''We would like to nominate TouristTim for his final impressions of China blog The Last Impression of China He hit the nail on the head with his description of tourism in China.'' http://www.travelblog.org/Topics/27154-1.html
17th January 2011

"The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes." - MP Of course I'm envious, it'd be great to bum around all year! Go Timmy
10th January 2011

I thought JC was a reference to my name so I'm very disappointed there =P ignore good ol' Richard though, he's just moaning because he's envious, as he knew deep down he's too much of a straight-jacket Brit ;) Honestly though, I admire your courage!!
27th November 2010

hua shan
We can totally relate to your comments on Hua Shan, we visited Hua Shan on a nice Saturday afternoon and experienced pretty much the same thing. You described it perfectly! We're from Canada so not exactly the same type of hiking as we'd expect from home. Kathie.
17th November 2010

The question is does Laura know about the prophecy? Does she indeed realize the life of infidelity that has been predicted for you?
From Blog: Tibetan Psycho
16th November 2010

very nice. Am now a world champion, will email. been so hungover all this week
From Blog: Tibetan Psycho
20th October 2010

exactly what I meant by be wary of people ;) I'm upset there isn't a specific post just for China!! by the by the sign DOES say 'be careful of your head' in Chinese, but I think someone tried to make a fool of Westerners by putting 'Bathroom' in English...;P
13th October 2010

Price versus Ariang
It is a pretty penny but I thought it was worth it in the end, even if it meant that I lost a month's budget in 4 days!
13th October 2010

Price versus Ariang
It is a pretty penny but I thought it was worth it in the end, even if it meant that I lost a month's budget in 4 days!
13th October 2010

Apology
Sorry, I will cite you immediately.
13th October 2010

Exactly 1 Bucket
It cost me 6400 Yuan including the ariang games, but it was a truly unique experience so I found it worth it.
13th October 2010

Bastard :)
You used my adjective theory!! I was going to use that one myself for when I get to N. Korea! Now I have to think of something else. Thanks for that you lousy Brit :)
13th October 2010

11 interesting paragraphs
Hi Tim, Nice entry... a bit jealous... I suppose it still costs a bucketload to go to NK and you are always in the company of a 'minder' while there? Regards
13th October 2010

One day...
I was thinking long and hard about attending the mass games two years ago, but then the price tag was too high for me in the end. One day though - your pictures are amazing! Ben
22nd August 2010

lucky
Very nice work, good game playing. I give 8/10
18th August 2010

International man of mystery
Who is this mysterious 'Dutchman' you refer to? Also I have some intelligence that you are thinking of stirring up discontent and trouble in another country in the region. One ruled by a dictator with a penchant for statues and a love of lobster and salmon, or so I hear...
17th August 2010

NICE READ
Sound's like a good trip,( with tones of Peter Hopkirk)
17th August 2010

Fantastic definition of a blog there! That is exactly what all my furious typing and photo editing is in aid of! Well you've got one part right... I care enough to read the next blog and see where you go (I'm also at home and it's raining outside but that may or not be a factor)
31st July 2010

Timmay
just remembered that facebook is banned in China...so email me so I can arrange stuff! Susan's back in Shanghai if you want to drop by and say hello =) hope alls well!
18th May 2010

Thanks for the spider...
Also, I will either do all of the above mentioned "not to do's" or none of the above, depending on my mood... Perhaps I am in need of some bureaucratic hassle when I get to the Pamirs, who knows?
18th May 2010

GOOD SITE
Tim this is a good read, and nice photo's. Just read a book on that area" Through a land of Extremes" It's very good. Have a good trip.................

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