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Sounds like an interesting story, can you rewrite it, this time in English? Rather that your memory vomited onto the page.
I just ran that post through MS word, OK I got average wrong with an extra g and I forgot a capital B in Balinese. Your post though with the "Rather that your memory" is a disaster.
I just ran that post through MS word, OK I got average wrong with an extra g and I forgot a capital B in Balinese. Your post though with the "Rather that your memory" is a disaster.
0/10.
I meant it was hard to work out who was who, etc not commenting on the grammar or spelling.
I did see more fights in Kuta during my 3 weeks there than I did in my life in Glasgow, pretty terrible incident where a group of 20 Balinese were kicking the tulip out of one local, he had chatted up the wrong girl apparently, a bunch of Australians went in with their belts round their hands and dragged him out, they got him in a taxi, walked off and the mob dragged him back out the taxi and started to chuck bottles at his face. 2 Australians went back in and these guys were massive, your avergage balinese bloke is about 5 foot, 2 of them on the road protecting this guy while 20 Indonesians were just backing off. Bravest thing I have ever seen.
Errrrr, maybe you should look at your own spelling first? I was commenting on the fact that your story was difficult to read.
Staying in Legian the first 3 nights. You can walk into Kuta from there but are far enough back from the hawkers. Probably head up to Ubud for 3 nights after that.
Oddly, I described Kuta as the Australian Tenerife yesterday. It's not as bad as a Benidorm, the Australians there are mainly surfer kids who just want to talk about the waves.
No malaria risk in Bali, got a last minute typhoid shot Yesterday.
I did see more fights in Kuta during my 3 weeks there than I did in my life in Glasgow, pretty terrible incident where a group of 20 Balinese were kicking the tulip out of one local, he had chatted up the wrong girl apparently, a bunch of Australians went in with their belts round their hands and dragged him out, they got him in a taxi, walked off and the mob dragged him back out the taxi and started to chuck bottles at his face. 2 Australians went back in and these guys were massive, your avergage balinese bloke is about 5 foot, 2 of them on the road protecting this guy while 20 Indonesians were just backing off. Bravest thing I have ever seen.
I just ran that post through MS word, OK I got average wrong with an extra g and I forgot a capital B in Balinese. Your post though with the "Rather that your memory" is a disaster.
I meant it was hard to work out who was who, etc not commenting on the grammar or spelling.
I did see more fights in Kuta during my 3 weeks there than I did in my life in Glasgow, pretty terrible incident where a group of 20 Balinese were kicking the tulip out of one local, he had chatted up the wrong girl apparently, a bunch of Australians went in with their belts round their hands and dragged him out, they got him in a taxi, walked off and the mob dragged him back out the taxi and started to chuck bottles at his face. 2 Australians went back in and these guys were massive, your avergage balinese bloke is about 5 foot, 2 of them on the road protecting this guy while 20 Indonesians were just backing off. Bravest thing I have ever seen.
If you cannot work out who was who in that paragraph...
Do you want me to get a map and point out Bali and Australia?
Notice I do not write that as...
Do you want me to get a map, and point out Bali and Australia?
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