Pacific_Loner
Pirate from the North Pole
^^I like that there is no light in the spot where I'm going next week
Post your random thoughts/feelings etc
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Bring a flashlight! D:
MikeyC
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I reckon that statistic is true for Australians, too. Not drinking any water is really crazy. When I complete a gym workout, I'm not looking for a cup of coffee or chocolate milk - I want water.
Wow, India is more illuminated that I thought it would be. Australia has tiny patches of light, and nothing for the most part inland. Stupid desert. :
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LoyalXenite
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I dropped my iPod today, and now the screen doesn't work. Now I have to purchase a new one and there goes money. And yes, it's a staple in my life. :
Ipods are incredibly important. They really make a difference in getting through the day
http://joshspector.com/2011/08/04/three-remarkable-videos-document-one-trip-around-the-world-in-three-minutes/
I wonder how much it would cost to have a similar experience... someday... maybe...
I wonder how much it would cost to have a similar experience... someday... maybe...
MikeyC
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They certainly do! :bigsmile:
Ithior
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After 3 years without playing basketball, I got to "play" a bit today.
I finally went to the street court that I had found on google maps. When I arrived there I noticed that the post was way too short. Even I could perform a standing dunk there and I'm only 165cm tall (5'5 I think). Anyway, it was obviously empty so I just started throwing the ball from the middle of the court, I had already spent 20 minutes getting there so I might as well do something. The post was a bit loose so everytime I hit the board from a bad angle it would turn to the side. I couldn't do layups (which is my main shot) since it was way too short.
After 20 minutes I left, it was getting hot and I still had a 20 minute walk back home under the sun.
I feel good for finally getting the courage to go all the way out there by myself. Also feel good for having played a bit of basketball. But I guess I'll have to find myself another spot.
I finally went to the street court that I had found on google maps. When I arrived there I noticed that the post was way too short. Even I could perform a standing dunk there and I'm only 165cm tall (5'5 I think). Anyway, it was obviously empty so I just started throwing the ball from the middle of the court, I had already spent 20 minutes getting there so I might as well do something. The post was a bit loose so everytime I hit the board from a bad angle it would turn to the side. I couldn't do layups (which is my main shot) since it was way too short.
After 20 minutes I left, it was getting hot and I still had a 20 minute walk back home under the sun.
I feel good for finally getting the courage to go all the way out there by myself. Also feel good for having played a bit of basketball. But I guess I'll have to find myself another spot.
Pacific_Loner
Pirate from the North Pole
I know some people who did that with a budget between 3000 and 5000$. They travelled longer than 44 days though, and they certainly didn't take the plane 18 times.
Really? Not that I can afford it atm, but that's much more cheaper than what I had in mind... specially if they got to stay at acceptable hotels.:thinking:
Ithior
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Well I still have some hope left in regard to love, after spending some time with my cousin (she's my dentist) I realised she's pretty much the sort of woman I'm looking for. I'm not saying I'm in love with my cousin, but it gives me hope knowing there's actually someone like that out there.
Ithior
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I know that feeling all too well. Right now I'm avoiding leaving my bedroom because my mum called me, I went to the living room as she is talking to some uncles via skype I don't want to talk to, since she ignored me I fled back to my room and I'll wait until she calls me again, which is probably after talking to them.
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