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The sweet smell of africa is now yours, although i suspect lynx africa smells alot nicer than real africa (no one wants to spray themselves with something that smells like elephant poo.)
The design of the lynx deodarant really is slick, I love the twisty top which rotates up and down the top of the spray, and the press at the top looks like its taken off a sci fi spaceship death button. I love the printing on the spray, the three stripes which resemble a lions cut, with lynx in the middle. and the colours of red and green represent africa perfectly and of course with a black background its got all the same colours as the kenyan flag.
The fragrance is quite sweet for a deodarant, many other brands burn your nose off when you smell them and make you want to run to the window for fresh air, but lynx africa is pleasant to smell, you ...
kristofski93 30.08.2009
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Advantages: first half good Disadvantages: second half confusing and boring
After reading and enjoying Anais Nin's disguised-as-fiction Cities of the Interior, which is five books in her erotic diary spanning the mid 1930s to the early 1970s (she died in January of 1977), I decided to check out her earlier, undisguised work from the life-changing year of 1931. Not having read those books yet, I also rented Philip Kaufman's cinematic rendering of Henry and June based on Nin's sexual crisis in her account of meeting Henry and June Miller in bohemian Paris during the early thirties. Perhaps I should've waited until I read her unexpurgated diary.
Henry Miller, as some of you may know, later published his very controversial Tropic of Cancer that was banned nearly everywhere for numerous decades, but when he is introduced to Anais by her banker husband (don't know the connection) early in the movie the fortiesh ...
Advantages: Comprehensive, up-to-date, well researched Disadvantages: cumbersome to carry
For my recent trip to Southern Africa, I ideally wanted a guidebook for Namibia, Lesotho and South Africa in one. Unfortunately Lonely Planet do not have such a guide but their South Africa guide also included Lesotho (and Swaziland) which meant that rather than take two books for these two countries I was able to take them in a single volume.
The one problem I find with some Lonely Planets is that they become very bulky for a large country like South Africa - and unless you are really travelling throughout a country, it is almost worth only taking the pages that you need. As being white shows you up as being a tourist in a lot of places - there is little by way of domestic tourism for poorer non-white South Africans - brandishing a Lonely Planet just draws further, unwanted attention to yourself - the book is therefore not something ...
