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| 29th October 2007 maddison kilbee | cool - From: Sabaidee Pii Mai! nice piccys |
| 11th October 2006 Eric | Gambling in Tibet - From: 0.05 Years in Tibet The Chinese government should just let the Tibetans open up a bunch of casinos and resorts. After all, that seems to have worked for the aboriginal populations of the US. |
| 11th April 2006 Mummy and Daddy | Magnificent! - From: Trek to Everest? Don’t Mind if I Kathmandu! What fantastic photos Wazza and you write insuch an entertaining way! |
| 8th April 2006 Mutti und vati | Oberstaufen - From: I bi a Staufner! Just checked and your is the only journal from Oberstaufen, the centre of Europe, but I'm sure it is the first of many Brilliant reading your blog entries, wazza. |
| 22nd November 2005 Weiny | Say hi to the folks!!! - From: I bi a Staufner! Hey Wazza What a journey and still some to go yet! For a minute there I liked what I saw of that ski instructor and thinking she was on the plane home with you, but Christine is just a nice. It appears your infrequent (yes infrequent) journal entries have you boozing and taking in most of the amazing parts of the world and having a blast at the same time. Just remember when in the motherland remember to pay homage to my family members who risked all for your freedoms today!!!! That's right the freedom to drink a stein with a smile, not a bullet! Keep those journal entries coming and ensuring there's a beer ready for when you return. Oh I'm with heag's you need some new clothes!. Weiny |
| 21st November 2005 a concerned friend | - From: I bi a Staufner! i'm getting seriously concerned about the number of cow,and yak pictures u take.some might say it's worryingly close on a fetish. |
| 15th November 2005 Sal | ... - From: I bi a Staufner! Waz, you look so thin..Lucky you've reached us now. We will have to fatten you up for christmas, but can't guarantee that if you don't get too plump, we might make you into christmas dinner. love sally Lecter |
| 22nd October 2005 fainvel | yes, that's it! - From: ... they only come up to your knees. I went that route this spring there. Tiger-leap, the Tina's, the half-way, Meili Moutain, Lijiang, and the Shangrila. Plan to go for 2nd time. That's the sacred place not only for tibetans, but also for our hiking-ers. Enjoy your pictures. |
| 21st September 2005 deleted_4346 | Savour the moment - From: Mein Luftkissenfahrzeug ist voll mit Aalen besetzt Howdy Great blog from Nepal. I backpacked and trekked in Nepal in 1996 & 1997 and it remains a special place. I trekked the Annapurna Sanctuary and Everest and loved it. Enjoy the Everest trek and if you have time start from Jiri instead of flying to Lukla. Fly from Lukla on the way back. Near the top you'll have a choice of villages called Dingboche and Phenboche - stay in Dingboche you'll have incredible views of Ama Dablam, also climb above the village and you'll be able to see Makalu - awesome. Have a great time and savour every moment. |
| 19th September 2005 Jamie | nepal raamro chha - From: Mein Luftkissenfahrzeug ist voll mit Aalen besetzt hey, my eye was caught by your photos. i was in nepal last year and did not get to do any trekking. but it is so beautiful. i love the place and the people. enjoy it fully, and if you have a chance, drink a papaya smoothy for me at Just Juice 'n Shakes. cheers and happy trekking! |
| 12th September 2005 Hodgie | Shammies Year ends - From: Ali Ali Rangi Changi Hey Wazza, Yes, DSO were sorely missed at the presso night. Not the best year results-wise for Shammies, but the strength of cameraderie and spirit does not lack potency, so the enjoyment is right up there for everyone involved. Keep having a great time, the journal up to date, and story repertoire growing so you will be worth having a beer with if you make it back. Hodgiehodgiehodgie |
| 9th September 2005 Heags | Still jealous - From: Ali Ali Rangi Changi Yes, mate...I'm still jealous! Looks like you're still having a blast. I think you need to buy some new t-shirts though...the same one's keep popping up in your photos! I hope you've been watching the 5th test from some backwater bar which serves nothing like snake wine...oh, and watching the Pom's get thumped! Looking forward to your next update mate. Have another beer for me! Heags... |
| 6th September 2005 na | from thailand jolly good massage - From: Man who walk through door sideways... Hey, Thanks for mentioning me in your review, but you do not have any pictures of my massage shop. when are you coming back to visit us. Please show our picture next time. thank you na |
| 22nd August 2005 Mao | fan mail from pom land - From: Ali Ali Rangi Changi Wazza, you cant let a couple of politically correct hate mailers spoil the party at this late stage. Its just jealousy. And so what if you went to temple capital of the world and you only made it to the temple of the beer. You must consider it a cultural exchange of sorts. Let the debauchery continue. |
| 22nd August 2005 pshawdalek | damn white man - From: Ali Ali Rangi Changi damn you you stupid alcohol swilling pom supporting culture destroying... hmmm i wonder what this white "x" in the little red square in the top right of this screen does? And where the hell is Austrial? Seriously, keep having fun Warren. See you whenever... |
| 3rd August 2005 David L. | Pot, meet kettle. - From: 0.05 Years in Tibet "The only thing worse in my books are the rich (corrupt!) Han Chinese package tourists walking around Lhasa taking stupid photos in front of buildings their forefathers were trying to destroy just 30 years ago!" A perfect example of the white man's smug sense of superiority. Because, hosnestly, the last thing this world needs are a bunch of chinks running around, destroying the world's cultures. Oh, wait...I believe someone else beat them to that! Un-fucking-believable. |
| 18th July 2005 baersworth | hypocricy - From: 0.05 Years in Tibet Really sick of those english speaking people's hypocricy. You just speak as if the english speaking people are the native people in North America, Austrial and New Zealand. If you just compare the culture reservation for the native people in thise countries with Tibet in China, you know what culture genocide really means. |
| 17th July 2005 long | Monkey Magic - From: 0.05 Years in Tibet Born from an egg on a mountain top The punkiest monkey that ever popped He knew every trick under the sun To tease the gods and everyone And have some fun. Monkey Magic Monkey Magic. |
| 17th July 2005 long | facial hair 2 - From: 0.05 Years in Tibet I see you bumped into Kris Kristofferson at Nam-Tso...... |
| 17th July 2005 Rob | Gotta agree - that's SOME beard! - From: 0.05 Years in Tibet But don't worry - Paul's now proficient enough to airbrush it out with Photoshop. |
| 15th July 2005 Mick | Facial hair?? - From: 0.05 Years in Tibet Wazza, obviously you dont have time for a shave.. Keep safe & we will catch up when you get back. . MICK |
| 12th July 2005 Heags | ...and the Blues take the lead! - From: The Chong Cao Run Hey Waz! Don't listen to Weiny...he only thinks I'm one eyed about refs because he let a bloke nearly take my eye out in the only game he's reffed with me in it. I'm sure by now, you're up to date with the latest in the Origin saga. I won't rub it in too much...the headlines in Sydney read 'Caned Toads' and 'Blue Murder!'. Appropriate as the banana benders didn't show up for the game at all. Anyhow, hope you're fit and well and still drinking the local brew, no matter how much it tastes like yak's piss! HEAGS... |
| 28th June 2005 Mick | havin fun yet?? - From: The Chong Cao Run Wazza, seems like your 'adventure' will never end. As for the State of Origin, well the next game will put the toads back where they belong. Keep the logs & photos coming, in particular the 'interesting & attractive members of the opposite sex' . |
| 23rd June 2005 Weiny | Blues - From: The Chong Cao Run Wazza, don't worry about Heagney, loves the ref today will hate him tomorrow... Great pics and sounds as if your on fire over there. Suggest you have a go at driving around those mountains. Spoke to tim and no need to worry they have your old job open waiting for your return... bet you can't wait. Keep having fun and completing these journals. |
| 20th June 2005 Heags | Steve Clark is a god...!!!!! - From: The Chong Cao Run He had a great game mate...same can't be said for those cane toads! Offside tries (Brad Thorne) and all, Clark had a good game...and what would Origin be without a decider! Bring on sun crap stadium! Ha ha!! Keep safe and keep the logs coming! And for those interested (Lee especially), of course the coppers were involved in the drinking games (Waz and I started it!) Heags... |
| 20th June 2005 Rob | Muhahhahahhahahahaha - From: The Chong Cao Run GO THE BLUES!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 10th April 2005 anonymous | No comments??!!!! - From: Mot, Hai, Ba... Yoooo! Thought I'd write something cause no-one else seems to have!! Were the police part of the drinking games?????!!!!! News update: I've taken up the drums. Yes, don't laugh like everyone else has been! Have a hot date on Tuesday nights with a 22y.o drummer called Will. I've decided it is a lot harder than it looks but is fun having a go. Practise, practise practise for me over the coming months. might be ready to stand in for Stu when you get back!!!!! Amie had her girl operation today so she will be very subdued and not talking to us this pm when I pick her up. Not much else happening at E.K. Take care and stay safe, Love Lee xxx - lee |
| 25th March 2005 anonymous | Hi from Mum - From: The Motorcycle Diaries Sounds so fascinating! Didn't like the bit about snake wine and 500m staggers, hope you had company! Do take care Warren. Eddie was chuffed that you taught your guide about splashing boots!! - Valerie |
| 20th March 2005 anonymous | - From: Man who walk through door sideways... What a great idea this is. Stay safe and keep away from those bars! Keep in touch, will be fun following your adventures. Seeya xxxxx - lee |
| 20th March 2005 anonymous | Wazza who? - From: Man who walk through door sideways... I can't believe you paid for an airline ticket just so you could sit in internet cafes all around the world and write to us. You could have done that in Newtown. Or in Marrickville, if you wanted the taste of Asia. At least you don't get the footy scores reminding you how the broncos lost at home to the warriors. Looking forward to the next installment. - Long |
| 20th March 2005 anonymous | Compulsory - From: Man who walk through door sideways... Got lucky yet, or are you just going to keep whingeing on about Poms ? Have a great Easter and have a lot of fun. The things that I kept noticing when overseas in a new place was how funny some of the differences were of how things are done by other people which are totally different to how we are used to them. Sometimes better, but usually bafflingly ridiculous ( but then these were former communist countries). Haven't seen a recommendation of the local ales and obviously looking forward to hearing of the first travelling enocounter in all its glory (copious amounts of alcohol being a good excuse for any impairment of judgement at the time). - Will Carling |
| 19th March 2005 anonymous | what's in a name? - From: Man who walk through door sideways... Hi Warren! How fantastic to read about your travels - I will definitely be checking in often. Funny you should mention the popular name game in Thailand. We found that in Vietnam also. In fact, in HCMC there were 2 restaurants beside each other by the same name - the first 'Bodhi Tree' was so popular, a competitor opened up a restaurant next door with the same name (but not nearly as good). If you get the chance, check it out when you're there - it's in the Pham Ngu Lau district (where most of the cheap backpacker hotels are). What's in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet. Therefore my Romeo would, Were he not Romeo called, Retain that dear perfection which he owes without that title... - Julia |
| 19th March 2005 anonymous | Great Photos! - From: Man who walk through door sideways... Hi Warren! Great to read about your adventures so far. The photos are amazing. What a beautiful part of the world you have seen so far. Keep those photos and journals coming bro! - Meg |
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