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In reply to the discussion: I think I'd like to visit Nambia. Anyone else been there? What are some points of interest? [View all]The Velveteen Ocelot
(116,472 posts)14. Be sure to visit their yuge hair plantations,
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and the special necktie mill, the world's only producer of 6 long red ties. You should also visit the spray tan factory, where orange spray tan is produced for export in 55 gal. drums. Nambia is also a major producer of paper towels whose packages are specially rifled for accurate throwing. It produces a lot of furniture, too, so you will never have to worry about the furniture of your children.
For your recreation and entertainment, their golf courses are world class; you're guaranteed to shoot a 74 or less every time. Their restaurants serve well-done steaks with ketchup and beautiful chocolate cake, brought to your table on gold plates by naked Slovenian models.
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I think I'd like to visit Nambia. Anyone else been there? What are some points of interest? [View all]
raccoon
Oct 2017
OP
It's a wonderful country. They're very committed to providing furniture for their children. nt
eppur_se_muova
Oct 2017
#10
Getting a visa can be hard. They've recently decide to ban anyone with "fucking moron" IQ
muriel_volestrangler
Oct 2017
#22