Happy TAR day!
I woke up late, and I thought I'm gonna miss it! I know I am not supposed to say this but I'm glad there's a delay. :hides
The apology was in reference to the song sang at the roadblock.
I'm very surprised people chose the Fire. My first instinct would be Fowl.
Donkeys <3333333
Who said the title quote?
Next week on TAR..
Chuck & Wynona are in a canoe-type thing... Wynona is trying to paddle but she's struggling... Chuck can't help her.
Phil: "It all comes down to donkeys." OMG DONKEY CHALLENGE? Looks like a race between Joey & Meghan and Max & Katie...
Donkeys <3333333
Who said the title quote?
Donkeys <3333333
Who said the title quote?
I believe Joey did, not sure.
Next week on TAR..
Chuck & Wynona are in a canoe-type thing... Wynona is trying to paddle but she's struggling... Chuck can't help her.
Phil: "It all comes down to donkeys." OMG DONKEY CHALLENGE? Looks like a race between Joey & Meghan and Max & Katie...
Heather & Eve, Ari & Staella, and Nathan & Jennifer drama! :hearts: :hearts: :hearts:
I am very proud to be teaming up with the TAR 22 racers!I would love to make an amazing donation to help Botswana out! One of the most beautiful countries in the southern portion of Africa.
Touched by the people of Botswana, TAR 22 is giving back! LoveBotswana has a 25 yr history of working to reduce the spread of HIV, help abandoned babies, educate future leaders, and empower women and caregivers. If you can, please donate & share this message! $10 (one latte, lol?) will support full care for one child for 24 hours! The world is smaller than you think, let's all help our neighbors! #LoveBotswana
http://lovebotswana.org/ways-to-donate/Donate-Resources
http://lovebotswana.org/
Asking ALL Of you to please FB post this and TWEET the one below...
Together we can all make an AMAZING difference!
Message to Tweet:
Touched by Botswana, TAR22 teams are giving back! #LoveBotswana has 25yr history of helping. Pls RT & donate! http://bit.ly/16aRbFz (http://bit.ly/16aRbFz)
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Joab loves his WHATTTTTTs apparently. :lol:
Joey & Meghan get their tuckets. Chuck & Wynona arrive at the travel agency and they're just guessing countries... Chuck finally gets it right! :lol3:
I could not figure out how Chuck was selecting countries, but using the voluminous list of visas they started AR22 with is a very logical, but not obvious, prediction. I believe kudos are due to Dr. Rox. Note that Chuck only got it right after using someone's (presumably his taxi driver's) cellphone.Well, if you pay attention you will notice that Wynona has her passport out in that scene, probably flipping through their visas.
Because it's funny how people don't know Maun is in Botswana? And that this shows how the racers are actually learning stuff while on the race, life experiences and this is not just a competition?Any historian of Amazing Races knows that those potential water towers cited in one of the threads (maybe it's even earlier in this one) were the water tower or grain elevator (not too likely as why would there be any in an area not known for grain production) shown in Maun in Amazing Race 7 episode 6. The end of that episode was a pit stop in the same Makgadikgali Pans, cited by Phil as the largest salt pans in the world.
I could not figure out how Chuck was selecting countries, but using the voluminous list of visas they started AR22 with is a very logical, but not obvious, prediction. I believe kudos are due to Dr. Rox. Note that Chuck only got it right after using someone's (presumably his taxi driver's) cellphone.Well, if you pay attention you will notice that Wynona has her passport out in that scene, probably flipping through their visas.
Because it's funny how people don't know Maun is in Botswana? And that this shows how the racers are actually learning stuff while on the race, life experiences and this is not just a competition?Any historian of Amazing Races knows that those potential water towers cited in one of the threads (maybe it's even earlier in this one) were the water tower or grain elevator (not too likely as why would there be any in an area not known for grain production) shown in Maun in Amazing Race 7 episode 6. The end of that episode was a pit stop in the same Makgadikgali Pans, cited by Phil as the largest salt pans in the world.
I could not figure out how Chuck was selecting countries, but using the voluminous list of visas they started AR22 with is a very logical, but not obvious, prediction. I believe kudos are due to Dr. Rox. Note that Chuck only got it right after using someone's (presumably his taxi driver's) cellphone.Well, if you pay attention you will notice that Wynona has her passport out in that scene, probably flipping through their visas.
Wynona's approach, although brilliant, would not have yielded the answer. No visa is required by US passport holders:
Embassy of the Republic of Botswana (http://www.botswanaembassy.org/countries-that-do-not-require-visa/)
Chateau,I could not figure out how Chuck was selecting countries, but using the voluminous list of visas they started AR22 with is a very logical, but not obvious, prediction. I believe kudos are due to Dr. Rox. Note that Chuck only got it right after using someone's (presumably his taxi driver's) cellphone.Well, if you pay attention you will notice that Wynona has her passport out in that scene, probably flipping through their visas.
Wynona's approach, although brilliant, would not have yielded the answer. No visa is required by US passport holders:
Embassy of the Republic of Botswana (http://www.botswanaembassy.org/countries-that-do-not-require-visa/)
Nobody said that Wynona would have found a Botswana visa in her passport. Chuck and Wynona did not find one there for the reason you cited, Chateau: U.S. citizens are permitted stays up to 90 days total within a 12-month periodwithout a visa.I could not figure out how Chuck was selecting countries, but using the voluminous list of visas they started AR22 with is a very logical, but not obvious, prediction. I believe kudos are due to Dr. Rox. Note that Chuck only got it right after using someone's (presumably his taxi driver's) cellphone.Well, if you pay attention you will notice that Wynona has her passport out in that scene, probably flipping through their visas.
Wynona's approach, although brilliant, would not have yielded the answer. No visa is required by US passport holders:
Embassy of the Republic of Botswana (http://www.botswanaembassy.org/countries-that-do-not-require-visa/)
From this episode we can deduce one thing: None of the racers, except Pam and Winnie, has ever watched Survivor!
All of us reality tv junkies know how difficult is to light a fire.
Wynona's approach, although brilliant, would not have yielded the answer. No visa is required by US passport holders:
Embassy of the Republic of Botswana (http://www.botswanaembassy.org/countries-that-do-not-require-visa/)
Also from that website, for a foreign national to work in Botswana, a "work permit" is required. Guess what??....to get a "work permit" to work in Botswana, you have to fill out a Visa application.
Wynona's approach, although brilliant, would not have yielded the answer. No visa is required by US passport holders:
Embassy of the Republic of Botswana (http://www.botswanaembassy.org/countries-that-do-not-require-visa/)
...did/do they have visas for every country they visit?