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What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa?
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LoL, I had a good Laugh at Infea's remark In the "Great Oak Ridge Giveaway thread" when referring to a Member from Africa. He said
"I actually Google satellite(d) him and the city in Africa he lived in looked pretty big and nice.I thought I would zoom in on a hut!" :grin:

I just want to know what the rest of the members here think of Africa.

~UBUNTU For The World~


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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Getafixx]
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seems like there's a lot of sad stuff going on there right now, but I'm sure there are plenty of cool peeps there too.  After all, it has the highest rate of cannabis use of all the continents.

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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: mofo]
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If the africans smoked kush, they would be fucked x 2, because they already lack food.


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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Getafixx] * 1
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It's a huge and incredibly diverse landmass. :shrug: Desert, tropical rain-forests, slums, colonialism, rich countries, poor countries ... it'd be ignorant to attach any one label to it.

I'd love to travel around Africa, though. So rich in culture and tradition. That would be amazing. :sun:

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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Getafixx]
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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Cameron]
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Morocco would be bitchin, and Egypt, and Ethiopia.

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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Getafixx]
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Id love to travel Africa myself.
Id especially like to see North Africa and Western Africa.

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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: MisterMuscaria]
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I spent a month in South Africa when I was younger

it's ridiculous, if you're a rich white person it's like the antebellum South

South Africa is probably the most beautiful place I've ever seen though. And Johannesburg has one of the world's largest malls (largest in the southern hemisphere)

It's amazing.

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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Mchaggis]
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this is my impression (never been): africa is hot and filled with animals that are gorgeous but will bite your fucking leg off.


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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Big_Whoop]
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Thanks for all the comments ppl.

Here are some Interesting Facts About South Africa.

Facts about the country that are often overlooked or simply not known. Here are some of the little known SA facts

Strange Nature and history

    * South Africa has the oldest meteor scar in the world, just across the Vaal River near Parys, called the Vredefort Dome. The meteor plummeted to Earth nearly two billion years ago (Earth is said to be 4,5 billion years old), predating the heady days of oxygen and multi-celled life.

    * The rocks around Barberton in Mpumalanga are some of the most ancient in the world - over three billion years old. Because they are also the most accessible such formations, NASA scientists come here to gain an idea of how life might form on distant planets.

    * The Tugela Falls is the second highest waterfall in the world, where the water tumbles down 850 metres. First place goes to the Angel Falls in Venezuela at 979 metres.

    * There are 18 000 indigenous vascular plant species in South Africa of which 80% are uniquely South African.

    * Blyde River Canyon is the third largest canyon in the world - and the largest green one. The Grand Canyon in the US is the biggest, and the Fish River Canyon in Namibia the second, but both are dry as bones.

    * South African grasslands have 30 species per square kilometre, greater than the biodiversity of rainforests.

    * Can mountains be folded? Yes they can, and you can see such wonders in the Western Cape at the Cederberg and the Swartberg mountains.

    * South Africa and its neighbours are some of the most generously endowed geographic solar hotspots in the world, soaking up just over half of the world's highest category of solar wattage per square metre of land.

    * Therapsids are the true ancestors of mammals, and lived over 200 million years ago, long before the upstart dinosaurs of the Jurassic Age (which ended abruptly 65 million years ago). Most of the world's proto-mammalian fossils are found in the Karoo - along with a 280 million year old fossilized shark.

    * South Africa is home to the world's smallest succulent plants (less than 10 mm) and the largest (the baobab).

    * According to recent studies, the star-watching town of Sutherland in the Northern Cape is one of the most geologically stable places on Earth, yet it has a 66-million year old volcano, not yet officially extinct.

    * Kimberley may have the biggest man-made hole in the world, but did you know that the southern Free State town of Jagersfontein has the deepest vertical man-made hole (and that a pair of Verreaux's Eagles breed in it?

    * South Africa is home to the world's smallest succulent plants (less than 10 mm) and the largest (the baobab).

    * According to recent studies, the star-watching town of Sutherland in the Northern Cape is one of the most geologically stable places on Earth, yet it has a 66 million year old volcano, not yet officially extinct.

    * Lake Fundudzi in Venda is possibly the world's only inland freshwater lake formed by a landslide.

    * The only street in the world to house two Nobel Peace prize winners is in Soweto. Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu both have houses in Vilakazi Street in Soweto.

Food and Wine

    * Walt Disney serves South African wine exclusively at its 73-acre Animal Kingdom Lodge in the United States.

    * South Africa has the longest wine route in the world, the R62 wine route

    * South Africa is the world's largest producer of macadamia nuts and the nuts and oils are exported to countries across the world.

    * South Africa is the only country in the world where you can order something called monkey gland steak at a restaurant without the risk of a real internal organ being placed before you. It was invented many decades ago by overseas chefs as a pointed insult, aimed at the brash inhabitants of Johannesburg who poured Worcestershire and tomato sauce over everything.

    * No other country eats as much kingklip as South Africans do (also known as Congrio, Ling and Rockling in other parts of the southern hemisphere). 

That's That.
Anybody coming here in 2010 for the Football World Cup?
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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Getafixx]
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The pub in a Boabab Tree.

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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Getafixx]
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Getafixx said:
    * South Africa and its neighbours are some of the most generously endowed geographic solar hotspots in the world, soaking up just over half of the world's highest category of solar wattage per square metre of land.





I like how they worded this, instead of just saying "South Africa is hot as fuck." :lol:

Nothing against africa, just an observation.


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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Ima Trooper]
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There are much hotter places (in terms of surface air) in northern Africa, Asia, North America and South America.

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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Ima Trooper]
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Ima Trooper said:
Getafixx said:
    * South Africa and its neighbours are some of the most generously endowed geographic solar hotspots in the world, soaking up just over half of the world's highest category of solar wattage per square metre of land.





I like how they worded this, instead of just saying "South Africa is hot as fuck." :lol:

Nothing against africa, just an observation.


No Shit :smile:
I went to a town called "Hot as hell" in the Cape, needless to say but it was,,

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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Getafixx]
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Gapminder aids trending
I think aids is coming under control

Many africans have better teeth than british
And finally in this graph, africa is coming into line, and has already surpassed china a mere 50 years ago.

Overall, the world is converging, africa included.


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Re: What are your thoughts/ Impressions of Africa? [Re: Ima Trooper]
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Ima Trooper said:
Getafixx said:
    * South Africa and its neighbours are some of the most generously endowed geographic solar hotspots in the world, soaking up just over half of the world's highest category of solar wattage per square metre of land.





I like how they worded this, instead of just saying "South Africa is hot as fuck." :lol:





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