I know I am always harping on about the searches that lead people to my blog, but it's not my fault that people are so ceaselessly daft.
The huge majority of people come to my blog hunting for naked South African men, as I mentioned here.
The latest question the internet is asking Dr Po is:
Do South Africans need shoes?
Well, if you pay any attention to my blog, the answer would be a definite NO. No clothes, no shoes, no electricity. No elephants on the streets.
But I wouldn't want to mislead the tourists, so
LATEST TRAVEL UPDATE:
The electricity is back online. Can't do anything about the elephants though.
Look, you should be glad. No worrying about what to wear. You can pack light. All the more space in your luggage for the 2 metre carved giraffe you have your heart set on, I just know you do.
Just bring lots of sunscreen for the more sensitive areas. And be warned, if you visit Cape Town, the water is freezing. You might want to consider the effects of shrinkage upon your ego.
P.S. this is another search that led someone to my blog:
nuked men in the sea
How very unfortunate for them, must have been a bit ow-y, I hope they float?
22 comments:
Ha ha ha...Po, Sea Monkeys have a rep for always being naked it seems.
hysterical!!!
Actually I think they'll find shoes useful... Will stop them getting splinters in the trek across the wilderness from city to city. Since we don't have roads. Or cars.
Do South Africans need shoes?
It depends.
Are we talking about normal South Africans or climbers?
That CT water IS cold...I remember that much...
I once heard a story about a South African who went to a 1st world country (I won't say which, but the abbreviated version of the name includes a U, an S and a vowel... :D )and was asked about how they reacted to (in the eyes of the locals) their first encounter with an escalator...Some people can be so unbelievably dumb...
Ches: yeah, whats with the desire for seamonkey porn, sies!
Gillian: I like the image of the nuked men bobbing in the sea ;)
QCC: good point, but South Africans don't need them cos they have soles of STEEL, yeah baby.
Tamara: aha, good semantical point. What is a normal South African though, cos we are all mental in my opinion. Do you wear shoooos Tamara?
Luke: yeah I've heard stories of people asking if we need help operating the loo! haha.
Imagine how many more hits your blog would get if you changed the title to "Spanking South African Sea Monkey"
...not that i've ever searched for that...
Don't talk to me about bloody elephants on the roads. 2 bloody hours to work on Thursday after one got trapped in Koeberg Interchange. Grrrr.
It's actually THE LAW that someone on every flight from SA to Europe must bring a bubble-wrapped carved giraffe on board.
EEbEE: shudder. The thought. Bad seamonkey. Baaaaaad.
6000:??? Was it a truck-shaped elephant?
As to the giraffe thing, teehee, I know. But it is not legislative law, it is the law of nature. Foreigner see wooden giraffe, foreigner want ridiculous-sized giraffe that is impossible to take on flights.
Hmm, I wonder if this law of nature will have any effect on me on my next visit, since I have been away for a while. Well, I do love giraffes...
I don't really want to think about naked South African sea monkeys. Waay too kinky.
Hmmmm...tongue firmly in cheek and then clucked.
Shoes made of sea monkey hide, maybe?
I waded in the Capetown Water in September. Seemed no colder that the Northern California coast.
Pink feet a small price to pay for bliss.
Janet Riehl
www.riehlife.com
LOL I enjoy the no shoes thing quite thoroughly actually with sand for roads there are exfoliating factors that help with the blood flow.
whahahahahahahahahaha LOVED this post
Where do all the giant giraffe go? I've been overseas a bunch of times, and never seen one in someones home. Do people come to their senses once they stop being 'foreigners' and turn them into pencils?
Damaria: good, no naughty seamonkey thoughts :)
Janet: hi there, oh no that is bad news I though California would have warm water! I always dream of California as my kind of utopia, warm, dry, beautiful. But the question is, where did you go in Cape Town? Cos the Llandudno water makes my feet fall off.
PAula: I love going barefoot too. Specially on beach sand, it feels amazing!
Helen: hmmm, very good question. I should do a questionairre. Actually I seen a few giraffes in homes in SA. But not here. MAybe I should change that!
Ps helen: frik, those would be some huge pencils. But them Europeaners write beeeeeeeg :)
Hysterically funny! As for nuking those men... and dumping them in the sea... hahaha!
No, Po. I wear shoes. The only shooos I use are when Julyas (or the damn peacock that keeps me awake) is in my vicinity.
LAddyfi: I don't know about you but I prefer my men well cooked ;)
Tamara: ah I see. Do these "shoos" work? Maybe you should just throw a shoe at him rather?
i was the one who found your blog by searching for naked men in the sea
no, not really
ahahaa. people are so very truly dof
either that or the universe is trying to tell you something!
Sheesh... the pollution must be really bad if they're getting nuked now!
Sarah: I knew it, I knew it was you, so were the men on my blog to your aquatic satisfaction :)
Angel: heehee I guess they must be the fallout.
Nuked men!! Is that like on high for 7 minutes, stirring once?? Bwhahahahahah!
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