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Walking the Americas Channel 4
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Makes a change from poxy reality program
Or sport on the box ! There you go another poxy reality program to take its place next week  |
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Snakes seem to be more dangerous.
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Excellent programme. Really entertaining. Am going to Ecuador in May and just looked up on internet to see if those Fer de Lance snakes occur there. Answer is yes! Makes me a tad nervous though am sure the chance of getting bitten my one is minimal.
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I was thinking you could take a few antidotes but you would have to keep them in a movement powered cooling system .... It must be possible
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Antivenom that is
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Or just watch your step
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Will definitely be watching my step! I won't be wandering around in the jungle alone. Am sure I will be fine.
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Probably one in 500 chance of getting bitten
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I like those odds!
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I'll get Betfair to put up the market or whether you get back alive
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You might get killed by drug runners though
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100 to 1
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Argument with your wife where she stabs you 50 to 1
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Contracting Zika virus 30 to 1
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Don't let me worry you though
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You can have as much on the wife stabbing me at 50-1 as you want given I am not married!
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Is Your wife appears to beg to differ
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Dementia…… A terrible scourge
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Zika virus isn't anything to worry about unless you are female and pregnant. 100-1 Drug runners is probably the value bet if anything.
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Wikipedia:
Zika can be transmitted from men and women to their sexual partners.[33][52] As of April 2016, sexual transmission of Zika has been documented in six countries – Argentina, Chile, France, Italy, New Zealand, and the United States – during the 2015 outbreak.[8] Since October 2016, the CDC has advised men who have traveled to an area with Zika should use condoms or not have sex for at least six months after their return, even if they never develop symptoms, because the virus is transmissible in semen.[53] |