The Craziest Thing You’ve Ever Done

Anyone who travels will, at least once, find themselves doing something that they’d not normally do at home. What’s… the craziest thing you’ve ever done?

Ben Groundwater kicks it off nicely with some jungle action. The comment thread in the story below is a little thin… so far.

“Those guns,” I said to nearest guide, pointing at the AK-47 slung across his chest, “they’re not for the gorillas are they?”

The guide laughed. “For the gorillas? No. These are for the guerrillas.”

Among my craziest:

  • Hectic and terrifying bar brawl on Santorini… apparently it was not tourist season yet.
  • Jumped onto a moving train in northern Germany
  • Taught myself to ride a moto in Thailand… on dirt roads, in flip-flops (never, never, never try this- now that I have learned to ride properly, I look back on this one and shudder)
  • Amsterdam, New Year’s 1999-2000. Do the math.
  • Some others that I don’t discuss in public.

via The Sydney Morning Herald, and sent to me by Squigsy, a card-carrying IJT member who has enough crazy travel stories to cover you if you come up short.

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About Jordan

Jordan Matthew Yerman started writing during his third year of high school, where his teacher discouraged his use of the eff-word as "crude, unnecessary and uncouth". While attending UC San Diego for his degree in Political Science, Jordan picked up acting; he would later attend the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, living in the UK for four years before relocating to New York City. To get by, he has worked as a proofreader, model, technical consultant, HR trainer, sign-placer, sales director, crate stacker, bartender, photographer, real estate broker, and as an exhibit at the Bronx Museum. As an actor, Jordan has performed in the USA, England, Scotland, Germany, Belgium, and Netherlands, from stage to indie screen to voiceover, including London's West End. Jordan has been around the world 2 3/4 times. He currently lives in Vancouver and works in New Media; capital N, capital M. You can reach him via jordan at international jet trash dot com.
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