I will say these toilets are now few and far between. A couple of years ago I was down around Lyon/St. Etienne area when lets say I had an upset stomach. I had to dash to the nearest public lav which happened to be the hole in the floor type. I squatted down and next thing I knew a horizontal...
I've done the whole D-day Normandy thing as well. When you see the vast cemeteries dedicated to the fallen it certainly makes you think. Well worth a visit.
Everyone freaks out at the muslim thing but I have no problems. In the UK we are tolerant of multiculturism, yes things happen ocassionally but generally it is good. There a fruitcakes in this world that want to destruct rather than embrace. That is life.
I have to disagree with you on this one. Traditional English fish & chips is always cooked in beef dripping. Every chippy in the UK at one time used beef dripping but these days healthier oils are used. Now for roast potatoes... goose fat!
The only way to cook chips (or fries in American) is beef dripping. They taste fantastic but you can only have them once a year otherwise death is on the cards.
I went on holiday to Russia last year and found the place to be fanatastic. Everyone friendly and hospitable. In anyone gets the chance to look around the Kremlin do it. An amazing place.
This Dino fella has possibly one of the worst food diets in the history of food or even time itself. His waste is probably bagged up as radioactive. A half life of a million years. He is funny mind you.
You need some sort of mirror system placed on your shoulders so you can see who's coming up to stab you in the back. A 270 degree swipe with an object such as a cricket bat would be a treat in this kind of situation. No guns necessary.
In all seriousness any country that is happy to allow the general public to carry guns is a bit fucked up. I've never held a ***, let alone fired one. Cricket, now that's another matter :)
I'm pretty sure a cricket bat would have done the job. You just need to know how to use it. Willow seasoned in linseed oil should never be under estimated.