Post by Pawian on Jan 20, 2008 2:07:45 GMT -7
As our admins are not very strict on us and allow us to post the strangest things wherever we want in the forum (thanx! see Bobby Fischer thread hahahahaha), let me contribute a little with my own portion of littering.
I have always dreamed of sharing this news with you.
They have found the shoe that belonged to a famous American explorer who had made a lot of journeys into the heart of Africa in early 1900s. The explorer was not only American but also African-American and he went to the land of the sun to learn more about his roots.
Unfortunately, while breaking through the jungle, he lost one of his shoes.
The search for the lost shoe continued throughout the 20 century.
It was found last year.
The African- American explorer`s descendants are thrilled and are establishing a charity to collect funds to bring the shoe back to the family home where it belongs. It won`t be easy as the corrupted government of the African country where the shoe has been found are planning to keep it as a post-colonial property and place it in the local Museum of Traditional Colonialism and Neocolonialism.
I have always dreamed of sharing this news with you.
They have found the shoe that belonged to a famous American explorer who had made a lot of journeys into the heart of Africa in early 1900s. The explorer was not only American but also African-American and he went to the land of the sun to learn more about his roots.
Unfortunately, while breaking through the jungle, he lost one of his shoes.
The search for the lost shoe continued throughout the 20 century.
It was found last year.
The African- American explorer`s descendants are thrilled and are establishing a charity to collect funds to bring the shoe back to the family home where it belongs. It won`t be easy as the corrupted government of the African country where the shoe has been found are planning to keep it as a post-colonial property and place it in the local Museum of Traditional Colonialism and Neocolonialism.
