N8te rider home sick
 

Hi all
Over half way through my trip and missing Suzi so much :smt089
In Hanoi, Vietnam at the mo trying to survive crossing the roads without getting hit by the mental mopeds lol. trying not to get ripped off by every single local, i see locals pay a third what I pay for stuff - gringo tax. Reading some of the threads making me a bit homesick. Kinda fed up of rice and noodle soup too. Traveling still cool though, amazing sites and cultures, gives you loads time to think about stuff, makes you appreciate what you have back home (like my Suzi). Will try and say hi again soon.

Take care all. Hopefully c u at the AR10.

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Enjoy your trip, and watch those local girls, they might convince you to stay :p

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Dont think so. They're voices are a bit on the deep side. Anyway, my mrs keeps a close eye on me lol

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Nobody's pestered you for boom boom ten dorrah?

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I think I could leave Suzi for a trip to Vietnam, hope your having a cracking time...

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Er, just Love you long time 5 dollar

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Great time. Costing a sh!te load of cash, but u only live once I guess. Been away three and half months now. 2 and a half to go and missing Suzi especially when I see a load of bikers blitz past :smt068 :D

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The bike will be there when you get home but the experience's your having now are the important thing. Have fun :)

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wow that is a long time to be on holiday, ahh some have the life basking in the midday sun, eating chicken feet drinking merky puddle water....lol....I can imagine its costing a fortune, still I bet you wouldnt really want to be anywhere else right now...Beats my trip to the lakes for a camping weekend in a few weeks...lol

And remember you can only bring the one missus back with you not ting and tong as added extras...

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I gotta admit, seeing Iguasu falls in Brazil was amazing... As was my first off dirt biking and sky diving in New Zealand :-)