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    @ians - Naai ou broer, djy moet kom hier by my pozzie!

    @pmbguy - My nuwe cherrie is die bomb ek se!

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    Quote Originally Posted by adrianh View Post
    @pmbguy - My nuwe cherrie is die bomb ek se!
    Hibo, lucky man.....lucky man....
    It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change. – Charles Darwin

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    Hay A, Perhaps a domestic sequel?
    It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change. – Charles Darwin

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    @pmbguy - Dude, you've taken up mind reading!

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    Port St Johns, Wild and beautiful

    Go to Kokstad and stock up on good tasty (non-grain fed) meat and biltong. Then go to Port St. Johns. Tour around take your time 1Beach 2 and 3rd Stunning! Amazing! The accommodation is great from tents to self catering chalets. I love the place. There are hot natural springs up a path, amazing (except for the fact that it smells a bit like fart in the spring pools). Poens Kop and landing strip, huge blowholes, huge forests, the river, huge beautiful lagoon in the huge forest. Ask a local shop keeper for directions if need be. Stay at least 4 days!
    Second beach has a beautiful beach and lots of nearby general accommodation. I like Bololo, they have both camp and self catering chalets. Right by da beach ...Boooyyi. A handy bottle store right by the gate, very convenient. Negotiate with the cray fish boys and get yourself 2 nice big lulandla kalankala ......mmmmmm
    Fishing, sea and lagoon at 1rst beach and everywhere. The river is navigable Kilio’s up the lagoon. There will be places to hire small craft, it’s worth it
    Always take water and food with you if you go jungle exploring though. Some beaches are no go swim areas. There is allot of wildlife around, beautiful, but there is also active sharks activity areas, but it’s all good, just look for swim areas.
    Port St John’s is a town in beautiful surrounds it is busier than the rest of the wild coast, but still not very busy......if you explore further it gets even better....there are places you can wake up on the beach, backed by forest and smooth grassland extending into the sea, where you can skinny dip in the sea, nobody around, beach forever, beach campfires and cold beers
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    Port St Johns and Wild Coast South Africa
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    Quote Originally Posted by adrianh View Post
    @pmbguy - Dude, you've taken up mind reading!
    I know...... Wait.....hold on...............mmmmm...mmmmmmm....my wife will be complaining about some time after supper......mmmm....mmmmmm
    It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change. – Charles Darwin

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    @pmbguy- You know, the most problematic thing about being an ACE is being able to hold multiple conflicting ideas simultaneously. It is like being able to drive in multiple directions at the same time. The problem is not that the ideas are opposed to one another but rather that the ideas have so much merit that a resolution is near impossible. Could it be that the questions arise because we are able to make the best of whatever route we choose and whatever the outcome?

    The most troubling question to me is this; when one looks at a work of art and is able to fully appreciate that work; are you appreciating the art, are you appreciating your perceptions or are you appreciating your ideals.

    Wouldn't it be so much simpler to go through life with one mind blindly following whatever path that mind chooses rather than having multiple points of view.

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    Quote Originally Posted by adrianh View Post
    Tec0 - say after me - 'I am the master of my own destiny' - nobody forces you to do anything, you choose your life. There are simply too many people who attained happiness and contentment from misery to believe that it is simply God's will that you have a k@k life.

    You life is k@k because you believe it to be so. You need to learn that happiness is not something out there that you will attain one day, no, it is something within yourself that has nothing to do whatsoever with your circumstance in life. This is what happiness is in simple terms; being thankfull for what you have, accepting hardship as oppertunities to learn and accepting the good things that come your way with grace and humility.

    Whinging and whining serves no other purpose than to annoy those around you - most people avoid negative people like the plague.
    Please don't mistake my morbid personality for being "jannie jammergat" And just because you believe it doesn't make it so. My morbid-self is part of who I am and how I see the world. I draw my inspiration from it and I see the world trough it. I worked hard and end up on the wrong side of the track. It happens, I am dealing with it as best I can. That said I am prohibited by the guidelines set on this forum to tell you what gives me true joy. What I live for...

    The truth is Adrian the difference between you and me is only two days... Now as you also read a lot of science stuff and dabble in other such related aspects you will know what I mean by this.

    That said I concluded who you friend is
    peace is a state of mind
    Disclaimer: everything written by me can be considered as fictional.

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    More Reasons to feel good about South Africa

    •Of the 12 countries in the world that supply tap water South Africa is rated 3rd in the world in supplying safe, drinkable tap water.Cape Town has become the first city in Africa to feature in the National Geographic Traveler Magazine's Places of a Lifetime website.


    •Three of the five fastest land animals live in South Africa - the cheetah (63 miles per hour), the wildebeest and the lion.


    • South Africa has the oldest wine industry outside of Europe and the Mediterranean, featuring Chardonnays, Pinot Noir, Merlot, Cinsault, Riesling, Shiraz, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinotage varietals

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    Quote Originally Posted by pmbguy View Post
    Port St Johns, Wild and beautiful
    And with the highest shark attack incidence at second beach, beware do not swim there.
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