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Gosh this ones’s a blast from the past. We’ve been back to Singapore (and Hong Kong) since!
Weirdly Kermit would happily eat Octopus. He loves his seafood. I still remember his opinion of muscles – “it looks disgusting but tastes yummy”
Moi a travel writer? An Idiot Abroad has already been done I’m afraid. Lolz.
I didn’t see enough of Jill. I think I wanted to rugby tackle Tim from Malaysian Airlines. Poor priorities I know.
I thought initially this was the 2025 trip report but quickly realised it’s the blast from the past 2024 TR. Keep meaning to read the latest Portuguese adventure but haven’t got around to it.
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He loves his seafood. I still remember his opinion of muscles – “it looks disgusting but tastes yummy”
I think there’s a typo – I am hoping you mean mussels? I don’t like mussels or octopus but really wouldn’t want to try muscles of any sort. Sad / bemused face.
A typo from @Froggee? I’m sure that’s a first and a last, screenshot taken for posterity.
There have been many @strickers !
But as long as it isn’t @JDB pointing it out then all good.
And I just checked and I consistently got it wrong in the Tenerife trip report. Just another reason why I’m not cut out to be a travel journalist.
Sad face.
really wouldn’t want to try muscles of any sort.
Huh? Muscles are just regular meat
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