As if there wasn't enough stuff on the ground or in the water that wants to kill you! Eagle tries to carry off Australian boy: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-36771205
Wrong. They took all their assault rifles away from them. You want to be killed? You have to come to the states. The Bahamas issued a warning to their people about being very careful around our cops.
really?? was this warning to those planning a visit to places of high crime or those who intend to engage in crime or violate the law??
Why should I even try to reply. You would not believe me anyway. Google it yourself and maybe then you'll believe it.
Well, the language used in the official warning presents a better picture of the message being conveyed: "The government of the majority-black Caribbean nation emphasized in an statement Friday that its travelers should avoid crowds and demonstrations in the U.S. Young men, specifically, should "exercise extreme caution in affected cities in their interactions with the police ... Do not be confrontational and cooperate." The above sounds very much what I would tell my son and IMO is quite a different message from:
The Bahamas are way scarier than Australia. And ten times scarier than the U.S. They should issue a warning about not traveling to the U.S. http://www.cruiselawnews.com/2016/0...detroit-nassau-continues-with-mayhem-in-2016/
Yeah, critters with fangs, fur and poison are no match for humans with bad intentions, or even humans that are scared and twitchy. Stay safe, over there folks!
Oh me too. But I like to live dangerously. Also thinking about a watch-seeking expedition to Caracas.
Be sure to wear your nicest watch so the watch dealers down there know you're a serious enthusiast! Also helps to dress nicely.
I'll give you the same advice a Venezuelan gave me when we were sitting in Newark airport waiting for our flight to Caracas (for an archery tournament in Valencia). He asked me where we (myself and a team mate) were headed, and I told him. His response was "Try not to look like a Gringo!" I guess we looked too much like gringos...we were mugged on that trip! My wife manages people all over North and South America and the Caribbean, and I've suggested that if the company says she needs to go to Venezuela, the answer should be a firm "no" on her end...she is in agreement. Having said that, I probably would not wander around in Newark after dark either...
Well for the first time in many years as an Englishman I can say the Rugby team but it did take one of their own to organise it I know its a cheap shot but given the last few weeks in England it is about all we can muster