by Corona Man » Wed Aug 07, 2019 12:12 pm
by Corona Man » Wed Aug 07, 2019 12:36 pm
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by Wedgie » Wed Aug 07, 2019 6:03 pm
Armchair expert wrote:Such a great club are Geelong
by Corona Man » Wed Aug 07, 2019 6:05 pm
Wedgie wrote:Geezus, you will need a holiday after this jaunt!
I'm not putting Bangladesh on my list to visit after your reviews.
by Booney » Thu Aug 08, 2019 2:36 pm
by Spargo » Thu Aug 08, 2019 2:57 pm
Booney wrote:Shit yourself yet?
by Corona Man » Thu Aug 08, 2019 3:20 pm
Spargo wrote:Booney wrote:Shit yourself yet?
You talking to Corona Man?
by am Bays » Thu Aug 08, 2019 3:32 pm
Corona Man wrote:Leaving Bangladesh later today. I was obviously aware that I was entering a 3rd world country, and realised it would most likely challenge both my patience and thinking. It’s certainly done that. The difficulty just getting around is unbelievable. Yesterday I went to another export zone and it was a 2 hour drive across Dhaka. At certain times the roads were not much more than dirt tracks, and you can only go at about walking pace. The sheer humanity is overwhelming. They don’t see many westerners in this part of the world so I’ve been copping stares of almost disbelief all week. It’s quite off putting. As for the customers, while the speak reasonable english, their accents and tendency to mumble make it difficult to understand what they are saying. So my Indian counterpart is acting as an interpreter.
Can honestly say, I’ve never looked forward more to leaving a country as much before. No hurry to come back here either!
by Corona Man » Thu Aug 08, 2019 6:35 pm
am Bays wrote:Corona Man wrote:Leaving Bangladesh later today. I was obviously aware that I was entering a 3rd world country, and realised it would most likely challenge both my patience and thinking. It’s certainly done that. The difficulty just getting around is unbelievable. Yesterday I went to another export zone and it was a 2 hour drive across Dhaka. At certain times the roads were not much more than dirt tracks, and you can only go at about walking pace. The sheer humanity is overwhelming. They don’t see many westerners in this part of the world so I’ve been copping stares of almost disbelief all week. It’s quite off putting. As for the customers, while the speak reasonable english, their accents and tendency to mumble make it difficult to understand what they are saying. So my Indian counterpart is acting as an interpreter.
Can honestly say, I’ve never looked forward more to leaving a country as much before. No hurry to come back here either!
See any Richard the Thirds being done?
by bertiebeatle » Thu Aug 08, 2019 6:48 pm
Corona Man wrote:am Bays wrote:Corona Man wrote:Leaving Bangladesh later today. I was obviously aware that I was entering a 3rd world country, and realised it would most likely challenge both my patience and thinking. It’s certainly done that. The difficulty just getting around is unbelievable. Yesterday I went to another export zone and it was a 2 hour drive across Dhaka. At certain times the roads were not much more than dirt tracks, and you can only go at about walking pace. The sheer humanity is overwhelming. They don’t see many westerners in this part of the world so I’ve been copping stares of almost disbelief all week. It’s quite off putting. As for the customers, while the speak reasonable english, their accents and tendency to mumble make it difficult to understand what they are saying. So my Indian counterpart is acting as an interpreter.
Can honestly say, I’ve never looked forward more to leaving a country as much before. No hurry to come back here either!
See any Richard the Thirds being done?
Haha no. I think that’s an urban myth. The locals tend to squat so it may look like they are punching one out!
They do tend to spit a lot which is a bit rough.
by Jim05 » Thu Aug 08, 2019 7:17 pm
bertiebeatle wrote:Corona Man wrote:am Bays wrote:Corona Man wrote:Leaving Bangladesh later today. I was obviously aware that I was entering a 3rd world country, and realised it would most likely challenge both my patience and thinking. It’s certainly done that. The difficulty just getting around is unbelievable. Yesterday I went to another export zone and it was a 2 hour drive across Dhaka. At certain times the roads were not much more than dirt tracks, and you can only go at about walking pace. The sheer humanity is overwhelming. They don’t see many westerners in this part of the world so I’ve been copping stares of almost disbelief all week. It’s quite off putting. As for the customers, while the speak reasonable english, their accents and tendency to mumble make it difficult to understand what they are saying. So my Indian counterpart is acting as an interpreter.
Can honestly say, I’ve never looked forward more to leaving a country as much before. No hurry to come back here either!
See any Richard the Thirds being done?
Haha no. I think that’s an urban myth. The locals tend to squat so it may look like they are punching one out!
They do tend to spit a lot which is a bit rough.
I noticed the spitting in China. Wasn’t expecting every second person to spit non stop
by Corona Man » Fri Aug 09, 2019 3:59 am
by am Bays » Sun Aug 11, 2019 11:00 am
Corona Man wrote:Out on the pi55 with a few of the lads in Mumbai in a Thursday night... joints going off, Punjabi style!
by am Bays » Sun Aug 11, 2019 11:01 am
am Bays wrote:Corona Man wrote:Out on the pi55 with a few of the lads in Mumbai in a Thursday night... joints going off, Punjabi style!
Anyone heard from CM? Out on the p!ss with the Indian brothers did he open up on Virat Kohli after a few sherbets and is now some where “up the khyber”?
by Corona Man » Sun Aug 11, 2019 12:01 pm
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by mighty_tiger_79 » Tue Oct 15, 2019 11:40 am
by Corona Man » Tue Oct 15, 2019 12:11 pm
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Don't break the curfew
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