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    Don't let the bed bugs Bite

    VIETNAM | Fri, 28 Aug 2009 | By maranathahay | Views [3257]

    August 28th, 2009 So, about that bad karma.  Today I’ve been up since 3:00 and it wasn’t due to the usual suspects. (Those being roosters, cicadas, and people using the bathroom.)  At three I woke up because I heard the crinkling of candy wrappers ... Read more >

    Tags: 3:00 am, bad karma, bed bugs, beetle, candy wrapper, grapes of wrath, mosquito net

    Bad karma for Thai Camera thief

    THAILAND | Wed, 7 May 2008 | By true-claims-stories | Views [5157] | Comments [1]

    All I can hope is that bad karma will follow whoever stole my camera. Grrr. I was shopping on Khao San Road late one evening when I realised my camera had been stolen from my zipped-up bag. The street was really crowded, as usual, with tourists and ... Read more >

    Tags: bad karma, camera, claim, khao san road, luggage, thailand, true claim stories, world nomads

     

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