Backpackers' Handbook
Stardust Africa
Tourists and Backpackers 9
A TOURIST misses the scenic
landscape because he’s too busy scribbling facts from the guide’s monologue
into his notebook.
In a picturesque historic town, he doesn’t notice the life, the locals, the animals, the markets, the colors, or the smells - but in the cathedral and museum, he races from one statue to the next, frantically jotting down all fifty historical dates recited by the guide, which he’ll never look at again.
Janin
Klemenčič (to be continued)
Tourists and Backpackers 8
A TOURIST reads the travel brochure
and ponders, "If it’s
Friday, we must be in Belgium." He thinks they were in Spain
yesterday and will be in Greece tomorrow—even though neither is on the
schedule.
The day before yesterday, they were supposed to be in France, but he doesn’t remember that. "When the hell were we in the Netherlands?"
Janin
Klemenčič (to be continued)
Tourists and Backpackers 7
A TOURIST is someone who shuffles
from one landmark to another, sheepishly following a bored tour guide who,
waving a little flag, repeats the same joke seven times in seven different
languages.
Dressed in checkered shorts, a short-sleeved floral shirt, a cap with a visor, sandals with socks, and a big fancy camera that he doesn’t really understand, he snaps photos of whatever everyone else is photographing—without really knowing why.
Janin
Klemenčič (to be continued)
Tourists and Backpackers 6
On the first day of vacation, the TOURIST lounges on the beach, eyeing shapely young women and imagining what he’d do with them if he were twenty years younger. The next six days, he spends recovering from sunburn in his hotel room, only to return to the bar in the evening to ogle the same women while complaining to his friend what he would do with them if only his annoying wife weren’t around.
Janin
Klemenčič (to be continued)
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