Comments on "Words of Magnificence" by Andrew!: Southern Tunisia of Death!!!

This is kind of whirl hearing that about the Tunis...

2008-03-02T00:46:00.000-08:00

This is kind of whirl hearing that about the Tunisian south 'cause u know Andy we consider them as the most generous people in Tunisia. Once my mother's uncle came from Canada and went there, he had a problem with his car and ha had no money so people there gave him money, fixed his car and even gave him water and food for the trip and refused any refund.

I think that they became hostile to tourist after two boys aged 7and 12 were killed by foreign riders in the framework of Paris Dakar Rallye..

Anyway u've been lucky Andy:-)

sensay, Why didn't you give them the hand shake ...

2008-02-21T22:50:00.000-08:00

sensay,
Why didn't you give them the hand shake of death. and yell ayeeyeeyeeYYYYEEEEE!

Andy you were pretty close to being the headless h...

2008-02-21T15:36:00.000-08:00

Andy you were pretty close to being the headless horseman. Me thinks developing eyes in back of head might be better than straight caution. Bill and Mickey

Dear Faithful Reader1,I didn't say that greedy, in...

2008-02-21T11:38:00.000-08:00

Dear Faithful Reader1,

I didn't say that greedy, insincere people aren't real. I said they weren't being real! And while I share in your humble response that there are self-serving and untrustworthy people in the world, I think that I'm showing quite well that there's a healthy diversity in the world - implying that not all people are shallow.

In my final paragraph, I wrote something to the affect of, "Treat each situation as a different situation, and each person as a different person, maintaining openness, awareness, and a bit of caution." Do you see, that by writing this, I meant that poleaxed optimism can be dangerous?

Love,

Faithful Writer1

Early in this entry you complain about pushy sales...

2008-02-21T01:11:00.000-08:00

Early in this entry you complain about pushy salesmen, and say that greedy, insincere people aren't real.

Obviously, you haven't met very many effing people, sir. Real people are self-serving, untrustworthy, and shallow. Anything else is just wishful thinking.

And after meeting your new friend on the train and those wonderful children in the desert...do you see how that kind of poleaxed optimism can be dangerous?