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Well, it is still early morning here, it is cold and raining outside, and if I am away from the forums for even a minute the Booties will wreak havoc and break things, not to mention the nekkid table-top dancing.

Besides, I miss you guys.

Why should I actually experience exotic Vietnam when I can be with you all?

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not to mention the nekkid table-top dancing.

hey, i've been waiting for the nekkid table-top dancing. and i am not going to have you go ruining it for me.

i think we need an intervention. i think we have to blacklist you until you get back from SEA.

this Verizon Hotel is quite a strange place. Been here a month now, ready to leave...

now the ochheuteal bungalows guesthouse in s'ville, cambodia...

Now I am in some hotel in Hanoi. It is mid-morning and I just got off an all-night train ride from Hue.

My room isn't ready, so I am in a holding pattern.

(And no, I am not going to log off until I get into my room and take a shower. Right now, I am going to sit here and keep an eye on you guys.)

<<Why should I actually experience exotic Vietnam when I can be with you all?>>

I'm in a lab in Porto, Portugal and it's indeed a strange place..

Would much rather be in Vietnam or Cambodia

Lima airport. Been travelling for 24 hours now, after a full day of work beforehand. Spent a few hours in NYC en route. Flight to Cuzco in 3... sleep is not in the forecast for quite a while.... Hardcore.

I'm in student accomadation on the outskirts of Salamanca. It's abandoned. Everyone is home for Easter.

Internet is free though.

Sending from a post communist tower block in the wilds of Romania,what a shit hole,the block not the country.

Leander, Texas. It is a strange place indeed. Land o'hicks.

Chisinau, Moldova.

Next stop; Transdnistria, the country that doesn't exist.

Well, I know this place isn´t as exotic as Romania or Leander Texas but Im sending this from an internet place(one dollar an hour)within spitting distance from the largest catholic cathedral in all of Mexico the Basilica Santa Prisca, here in Taxco Guerrero.

Gakona, Alaska; which is off the 'grid' but you can still drive here. Staying with old friends that use a battery bank for electric and have water delivered into their tank. But they have DSL! and I was able to snow machine all weekend in the sun at the base of the glorious mountains of St. Elias National Park which is always deserted, even in summer.

Stoo, are you still in MaeSot? What are you doing there? I love that town but wasnt able to visit this past december.

an anarcist internet place in downtown wellington, but soon i will be in the mountains on the south island.

The completely surreal lobby of a Ramada in Chicago, not far from O'Hare.

But I love Chicago -- not strange at all. I think I want to move here. (Well, for the moment, anyway.)

Yay -- Chicago!

Finally... i've been looking for this thread! I wanted to post here when i was sitting in my tent at the Homer Spit campground in Alaska... who would've thought you could get wireless access at the end of the road!

From what feels like the top of North America -- Flin Flon, Manitoba, Canada. Did I mention that I am in a chiropractor's office?

(Can you hear the Twilight Zone music?)

I'm in the south of Taiwan in a small city called Huwei. Which is about 3 hours south of Taipei.

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