Panama: Village of the damned, One indigenous tribe is engaged in a life and death struggle against the big business interests flooding their land.

lineofsightname · 2 months

Dizzy Dizzy Dinosaur?

pechinburger · 2 months

Two toed or three toed?

What is its name?

Is it kept indoors?

What do you feed it?

Have the two of you ever been intimate?

sherriff · 2 months

Well it was through friends actually. I worked for portrait studios as summer jobs throughout college and a few friends opened up a company in Florida doing beach portraits as well as dolphin tour/parasail tour photos and I got in with them. I do that during the summer and in the winter I work as a photographer at a ski resort.

sherriff · 2 months

I quit an cubicle engineering job making over 60 grand a year with roughly 13 grand saved up, bought a plane ticket to Australia then SE Asia and began a career as a photographer when I returned. That was a few years ago and I am much happier and do not regret it.

Darkfire5288 · 2 months

I read all of his dialogue in the voice of Comic Book Guy from the Simpsons

snrDD · 3 months

NBA Jam He's on fire!!!

kb1315 · 3 months

Wow, what an amazing show. Just watched the dvd's earlier this year and it's right up reddit's alley. Episodes with messages about indigenous people's rights, religious brainwashing, war profiteering, corporate greed, environmental conservation etc. Really deep subjects to tackle for a family sitcom.

DrJulianBashir · 4 months

I thought it was called "the Carl" now?

MechaZain · 5 months

I worked at a hostel in Panama for a few months and probably a quarter of our visitors were Jewish kids on leave from the army. Nearly every single one asked for army discounts or tried bargaining over the room and tour rates down to the dollar. They were the only ones to even try this, no Aussie, European, American, etc. would. Such a confirmation of the stereotype for me.

pechinburger

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