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4runner 13th May 2017 14:48

You divert to Addis for a medical emergency whilst enroute to the Middle East. The controller denies your "request". You declare an emergency again and land. The airport "authority" berates you for bringing a critical pax to Ethiopia and not your destination that's 3 hours away. The pax is declared dead after arrival in Addis. The body of the Nigerian drug mule whose condoms full of a white powder produced in South America is seized by the Nigerian embassy and the "evidence" is never seen again.

noflynomore 14th May 2017 10:17


Originally Posted by Nigerian Expat Outlaw (Post 9769326)

Upon finishing it your friend explains what 404 suya is

Do tell...

Nigerian Expat Outlaw 14th May 2017 16:59

noflynomore,

The term "404" is used describe dog meat suya in some areas of West Africa. To be fair it didn't taste too bad ! Consistency was a cross between chicken and pork.

Cheers.

Piltdown Man 14th May 2017 19:40

So that is the texture. But what does it taste like?

B2N2 14th May 2017 20:35

Probably like chicken as mysteriously a lot of things taste like chicken.
Alligator taste likes chicken and so do frog legs.
It's like our dear Lord ran out of flavors and after 12-15 he made them all taste like chicken.

Nigerian Expat Outlaw 14th May 2017 22:04

Piltdown Man,

B2N2 is dead on. Tasted just like chicken. At first I was a bit p**sed off that my friend had bamboozled me, but after a while I realised that almost all of us eat dead animals of one sort or another. The fact that some cultures eat dogs, cats etc while others revere cows and consider pigs unclean means almost all of us consider meat is acceptable to eat in one form or another.

Still, I didn't have 404 ever again !

Hussar 54 14th May 2017 22:15

You receive an official Tax Bill for $9,000,000 from the guys in Abuja.

You phone your accountant immediately, explain the problem, and he says he'll call you back in a couple of hours.

A couple of hours later, your accountant calls back and tells you that he's negotiated the $9,000,000 down to $15,000 as long as it's paid in cash.

ian16th 15th May 2017 07:54

Pastor-eaten-by_crocodiles-demonstrating-Jesus-water-walk

Basil 15th May 2017 19:46

When the crew get VIP treatment, whisked out of the (Military) back gate of the airport and your senior-pilot minder signs for all the drinks*
You're on a high profile national sports team government contract - FACT!

* Partly because he's 'interested' in a stewardess (well, actually, any stewardess) :E

ExDubai 16th May 2017 15:09


Originally Posted by grafity (Post 9746557)
When you're delightfully eating your nondescript piece of Lamb you just bought from the street vendor, and you think to yourself... I don't remember seeing any sheep in Africa!!! :sad::8

That's why I'm a vegetarian...... in certain parts of the world ;)

ExDubai 16th May 2017 15:11


Originally Posted by Nigerian Expat Outlaw (Post 9769326)
When your friend takes you to the local suya stall and says "404" to the vendor. After 20 years eating suya you didn't know what that meant.

Upon finishing it your friend explains what 404 suya is. :ouch:

Edit, just read it. No going for a walk with my Doberman....

cooperplace 23rd May 2017 01:56

Harare newspaper headline said: "man killed in aircraft crash", and reading on, it reports that an old Antonov has crashed on takeoff from a rural strip in Angola, killing a man who stopped by the side of the strip TO RELIEVE HIMSELF!

cooperplace 25th Jun 2017 08:28

where's the "you know you're in Africa when" thread?
 
am I going blind or has this thread been removed?

PilotInPink 25th Jun 2017 09:44

If a thread hasn't been commented on in a while it drops off the bottom of the list. Last post was May 23, so I am guessing that it takes a month to drop off.

http://www.pprune.org/african-aviati...-when-37.html?

coldair 26th Jun 2017 19:03

One of the best threads on PPrune :-)

gearlever 27th Jun 2017 06:33

Airbus crew of a major EU carrierer arrived at the crew hotel in Nairobi. Bus stopped, door opened, the very junior hosty (first time in Kenia) stepped out of the door and the friendly porter welcomed her with a smile and the typical "JAMBO, JAMBO" . Hosty replied: "No no, Airbus" :p

cooperplace 1st Jul 2017 06:33


Originally Posted by PilotInPink (Post 9811774)
If a thread hasn't been commented on in a while it drops off the bottom of the list. Last post was May 23, so I am guessing that it takes a month to drop off.

http://www.pprune.org/african-aviati...-when-37.html?

Ok, thanks. if it's dropped off the bottom, how can I see it again? Having flown in Africa quite a bit, as pax, I enjoy this thread.

Fareastdriver 1st Jul 2017 07:53

Look for it in the search function at the top of this page.

cooperplace 2nd Jul 2017 03:29

excellent, thank you

Nigerian Expat Outlaw 2nd Jul 2017 23:43

"Sah, do you have drugs in your bag ?"
"Yes; plenty."
"How many Sah ?"
"Very many !"
"We can solve this problem Sah."
"I know. When I have a headache, I take the drugs. No more headache."
"Thank you Sah, we are happy."
"Me too, and I have nothing for you."
"Aah, now we have a problem Sah."
"Except for this...... for you."
"You can go Sah." :ok:
"Thank you."


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