Not sure if we've had this one before, but worth a 2nd look especially if you like dummies

...And in a similar vein.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uwOL4rB-go&feature=related

This is very moving.

Use the link below and you will see a whole hillside in an Italian residential neighborhood slowly slide away taking grown trees with it..

Click here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAn2UFXSsgw

ooooops, kokup

Some pix of my country, New Zealand - Aotearoa.

English and maori names.

Mt Egmont - Mt Taranaki

Mt Egmant - Mt Taranaki

Lake Wanaka, sth island

Mt Cook - Aorangi. NZ's highest mountain.

Leaving Auckland harbour

Kitten can't jump.

Creepy

Here's Dusty!

Creepy

Funny, but worth pointing out that it's BS photoshop.

Man...i have no words for this... really...

Hey Eek...I'm as bemused as you.

But erotic videographers have to start somewhere, plus some of them are constrained by local laws, I guess.

I'm sure some of the tattoos were "lick and stick" transfers, and I'm positive that the only excersise those women ever get is on their back.

Some friendly animals.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bvmEYxEYiA

This caught my eye on a default homepage tag....

http://www.bing.com/travel/content/search?q=Sights+From+an+Airplane%3a+Venice%2c+Italy&cid=msn1156761&form=TRVCON&GT1=41000

The first image I saw reminded me of an Aboriginal depiction of a kangaroo...and I was intrigued to look at the rest of the photos......interesting.

Decisions, Decisions.

Indian pole gymnastics.

Who is going driving in China?

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=QESfEd180rQ

Scary.......

Indian pole gymnastics.

Good stuff, PS, but the Thai version is much better. Which I could post a video.

Who is going driving in China?

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=QESfEd180rQ

Scary.......

Pete -

I don't have any videos of Vietnamese driving, but what you showed is an almost daily occurence here.

There are not so many cars, but almost everyone has a 125cc scooter. And no training. Lots of people (young men mostly) seem to get on and then freeze. Unable to turn their heads, unable to steer, they just go straight on and maintain same speed. I drive about 40km each way - to/from work - through agricultural areas (swamps). Yesterday a woman on a scooter turned left across my front after signalling. I slowed to let her go the six feet across the other lane. Guy coming towards us on a scooter does not slow, does not turn, just hits her square amidships. He had 50 metres of view, could have avoided her, but no. Smack!!

The motorbikes also do not obey the traffic lights. Cars stop on red. Trucks stop on red. Buses stop on red. Motorbikes proceed as if there is no other traffic on the road.

Different in the big towns. So many of them that they have to have some discipline. But in the country - nada.

I'll try and find some pix.

Here we go - typical evening traffic in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City )

And another

(Note. These videos must be pre-2007, as very few crash-hats. It is now law that you must wear a 'protective' helmet and 99.99% of people do - unlike Thailand)

Who is going driving in China?

Scary.......

Pete -

I don't have any videos of Vietnamese driving, but what you showed is an almost daily occurence here.

There are not so many cars, but almost everyone has a 125cc scooter. And no training. Lots of people (young men mostly) seem to get on and then freeze. Unable to turn their heads, unable to steer, they just go straight on and maintain same speed. I drive about 40km each way - to/from work - through agricultural areas (swamps). Yesterday a woman on a scooter turned left across my front after signalling. I slowed to let her go the six feet across the other lane. Guy coming towards us on a scooter does not slow, does not turn, just hits her square amidships. He had 50 metres of view, could have avoided her, but no. Smack!!

The motorbikes also do not obey the traffic lights. Cars stop on red. Trucks stop on red. Buses stop on red. Motorbikes proceed as if there is no other traffic on the road.

Different in the big towns. So many of them that they have to have some discipline. But in the country - nada.

I'll try and find some pix.

Here we go - typical evening traffic in Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City )

And another

(Note. These videos must be pre-2007, as very few crash-hats. It is now law that you must wear a 'protective' helmet and 99.99% of people do - unlike Thailand)

LOL, Humph.

On my 1st visit to HCM, Saigon, I arrived by bus from Vientiane, Laos, late afternoon, possibly rush hour.

I have never seen so many scooters, umpteen hundred, maybe half a dozen cars.

Siagon is a good place to relax, lotsa good tukka.

I was dubious about eating after on my 3rd morning.

I came out of my digs to see a woman cutting up a pig on the pavement.....<deleted>....flies...ewwwwwwwww

People were drowded naround buying some.

Still alive.......lol, gunna go back.

Anybody for a Lav-Nav

http://www.arkon.com/toiletnightlight.php

Not sure if I'll score Redies or Greenies for this find ?.

Anybody for a Lav-Nav

http://www.arkon.com/toiletnightlight.php

Not sure if I'll score Redies or Greenies for this find ?.

There will be some here Ken who won't be satisfied until the device automatically selects the right seat position when they approach.