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thats okay, it must of been worth the 3 beers

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Originally posted by KilldaDJ thats okay, it must of been worth the 3 beers FFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUU

If only it were 3. I was a bit fuzzy when I woke up this morning

i highly recommend a cheezburger



oh im not going to tunisia anymore, im going to rhodes in greece

Greece sounds better to me.

Ah good, greece needs every single cent they can get their hands on.


Nothing really to do as a turist in tunisia except swim and get ridiculously wasted on surprisingly reasonably priced booze. My parents go every year, they start drinking the moment they get off the plane and are still drunk when i pick them up from the airport a few weeks later.

Re: anyone ever been to tunisia?

I have been in Tunisia 5 times as my father was born there (previous French colony, etc.)

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Originally posted by KilldaDJ can you be drunken in public? whats the deal with religion? are there gunna be terrorists shooting at each other while im looking at shiny objects in the market with my estranged better half?

Tunisia is a more or less soft dictatorship, so don't expect to be allowed to be drunk in public in downtown. In your hostels or in places packed with other tourists it will be ok.

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Originally posted by KilldaDJ also, do i need to be pre-drugged up with vaccinations prior to departure of my home-lands? dont they get yellow fever or something over there? so i'll end up looking like very jaundice

No yellow fever, but ask your doctor for the basic vaccinations. Also, drink bottled water if you don't want to spend your days with the TD.

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Originally posted by KilldaDJ also, tunisia isnt part of the eu so whats the deal with the monies? is it cheap or am i going to have to bust a nut for a nice dinner out there?

Yeah, it's way cheaper than good ol' western countries, but a bit more expensive than China or India for instance.

Even James Earl Jones is surprised Tunisia is so beautiful.

I should not be allowed near the internet when I'm that drunk

ace

I was haphazardly listening to the news today and apparently there is a new wave of riots all over Tunisia because everyone there now fucking hates the president's gold-digger wife and they are firebombing shit.

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Originally posted by Ania_xox I was haphazardly listening to the news today and apparently there is a new wave of riots all over Tunisia because everyone there now fucking hates the president's gold-digger wife and they are firebombing shit.

I have several friends that are in Tunisia right now, an I can safely say that the current events against Ben Ali's family cannot be considered as riots, this kind of aftermath is "normal" after a dictatorship falls.

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Originally posted by d-miurge I have been in Tunisia 5 times as my father was born there (previous French colony, etc.) Tunisia is a more or less soft dictatorship, so don't expect to be allowed to be drunk in public in downtown. In your hostels or in places packed with other tourists it will be ok. No yellow fever, but ask your doctor for the basic vaccinations. Also, drink bottled water if you don't want to spend your days with the TD. Yeah, it's way cheaper than good ol' western countries, but a bit more expensive than China or India for instance.

What he said. Also, don't let your woman walk alone there, son. For local young ppl it's an honor to be with a white girl. Get mah point? It is kinda dangerous, but nothing dramatic, just stick to the touristic parts. Don't buy street food, their hygienic conditions are not the greatest. Trust me, did my time.. You will see that their booze isn't the greatest, but they usually haver normal stuff in hotels.

And def. visit Sahara, and Malta if you can.

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Originally posted by KilldaDJ i highly recommend a cat because of my asian descent

Tunisia is in political turmoil. Why risk it?

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Originally posted by Comrade Stalin Tunisia is in political turmoil. Why risk it?

Exactly.

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TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) - The Tunisian army fired warning shots in the capital Thursday as demonstrators marched toward the headquarters of the longtime ruling party, and government ministers quit the party in a desperate attempt to keep their jobs. Demonstrators have criticized the country's new unity government announced Monday for being mostly made up of old guard politicians from the ruling party. They are seeking the disbanding of the RCD party, founded by ousted President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, who fled to Saudi Arabia on Friday after 23 years in power. Outside the gates of the party headquarters in Tunis, the army fired about 10 rounds into the air, scattering some protesters in the noisy but peaceful crowd. Others remained, chanting, "Down with the RCD!" The warning shots came after a period of relative calm in Tunisia, which has been rattled by more than a month of unrest over the lack of jobs and corruption in Ben Ali's regime. Police even let protesters break a curfew Thursday night to hold a sit-in near the Interior Ministry.

lol are people living in a hole to suggest a Tunisian vacation right now??

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Originally posted by Vernon Wanderer What he said. Also, don't let your woman walk alone there, son. For local young ppl it's an honor to be with a white girl. Get mah point? It is kinda dangerous, but nothing dramatic, just stick to the touristic parts. Don't buy street food, their hygienic conditions are not the greatest. Trust me, did my time.. You will see that their booze isn't the greatest, but they usually haver normal stuff in hotels.

I don't get it- is this the kind of advice one should be taking before going on a "vacation"? My idea of vacation entails either:

A) Places that are safe to walk around with your lady, awesome food, quality accommodations, preferably crystal clear ocean water, palm trees, and relaxation.

B) Spending time in a location that has incredible historical significance (not including areas where women and gays are stoned to death, or you might be kidnapped because you don't worship the same fake deity as the locals).

This thread is from June last year, guys

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Originally posted by Sushipunk This thread is from June last year, guys

Oh. lol... well, uh... my advice would be to uhhh, not to go Tunisia right now.

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Originally posted by The17sss I don't get it- is this the kind of advice one should be taking before going on a "vacation"? My idea of vacation entails either: A) Places that are safe to walk around with your lady, awesome food, quality accommodations, preferably crystal clear ocean water, palm trees, and relaxation. B) Spending time in a location that has incredible historical significance (not including areas where women and gays are stoned to death, or you might be kidnapped because you don't worship the same fake deity as the locals).

That is general advice for any 3rd world-ish country... Not everyone goes to hawaii/bahamas you know


I said it is not really dramatic. What I wrote was advice, not warning. You can get robbed in the middle of Manhattan and Charlotte, too.



Tunisia is beautiful, and has incredible historical significance (not including areas where women and gays are stoned to death, or you might be kidnapped because you don't worship the same fake deity as the locals).

OH TUNISIA, STOP IT

What an asshole that Stuart guy is.

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