#24

criminally underrated post this

#25

den Koning van Hispanje
heb ik altijd geëerd.

#26

not sure palm oil counts m9

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#27

Anyone been to Indie-nesia? (Anywhere in Indonesia apart from the resort type places in Bali and Lombok etc)

  • I have
  • not

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#28

no, and have no intention of doing so.

#29

leaving the door open for an accidental visit I see

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#30

they’re good fun on civ 5 if you’re doing an archipelago map

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#31

Why’s that?

#32

Look at Brunei’s borders. Mad!

brunei

#33

too many islands. lots of planes seem to go down around there too.

#34

All you need to know in 15 mins

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#35

That white T-shirt looks great on him

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#36

yeah. I got this horrendous bus journey into this town that’s the last stop on the road into central borneo before it just becomes rain forest. you can fly so we looked into flights for the return journey - 40 min flight on some tiny little thing, rather than a 10 hour bus journey with chickens and 3 people per seat on a bumpy dirt track. then we were watching the national news and there was something about a plane crash. we asked our hosts if this happened a lot, and they were like “nah not really only once or twice a month”.

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#37

Indonesia has more than 18,000 islands

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#38

Must be the weight of all the people.

#39

Brilliant for those unique luxury resources. Great UU too.

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#40

Not the worst country for airplane crashes by any stretch

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#41

data is probably fucked because I can’t imagine there being many planes going over indonesia at a time when air travel wasn’t particularly popular, but more dangerous (1940s, 50s, 60s etc).

#42

KLM has been flying there since 1924

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#43

you’d agree that the volume of air traffic in countries like the US and France during that period might skew the data somewhat, however?