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World's Greatest Car Wreck, 1 August 2007
Now you wonder why I have called this the world's greatest car wreck? Like you know when you see a car wreck, you don't want to know about it: but at the same time you still have to see it.
In all of my thirty four years living in regional Australia, I have never used any survival tips. One I tend to fly in this strange contraption called a jet. If in the case the jet crashes, there is little thing called a radio beacon, which will tell the rescuers where I am. On the other hand if I have to use a car, I can go to the counter, purchase a bottle of hygienically packed Diet Coke and a packet of chips. When I have road trip, I like to do a 130km down our smooth shiny asphalt highways. Wow this may shock the North American viewers, if I need to get some groceries I purchase my items from the local supermarket - feasting a staple of Belgian Chocolates and ice creams. To send a message, I just pick up my cell phone and make a phone call. If I need to get a little freaky, I just use my DSL connection to keep in touch with the world.
Now what does the above have to do with this show? Why do we need to be bombarded with these survival shows, when most of the world's population is located in urbanised centres? This morning I watched the presenter consuming liquid from dung. Come on think about the bacteria and the worms. Two buy the man a bottle of Evian.
Well in all honesty, I have to give the man 5 stars for trying. But the concept of the show, well it is absolute rubbish. I am telling you if you have an adventurous streak, just take your car down through the hood and see how long it takes before you are carjacked. On the other hand if you are planning to travel from a rich white country, and slumming it down in a poor part of the world; well don't!!!!; hence there is no need for survival shows. Just stay home and watch an episode of Top Gear.
OK, that is all for now.
Good Night Folks.
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