So guys, what’d the most craziest thing you’ve done abroad because it’s part of the people who live their’s culture or because you just wanted to!
Oh and the most craziest food you’ve ate abroad/not abroad too!
Please 
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Craziest thing was calling “my nigger” to black security guard at JFK
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Weirdo.. food was Elephant soup in Johannesburg
What was his response then? :)
I am still alive .. :D
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My older brother used to tell story of one of his friend who came to USA and went to have dinner in one of NY restaurant. Not not desi restaurant Some American Chain kind.
So he saw a black waiter and called him like this: " Oye Khotay Day Puttar , Come here" . Thinking that this waiter is African American.
The waiter rushed to the table very upset and all ready to jump on him saying " Chee Ray, Um Bhee Karachi Say hoon , gali kiss ko dia ? " He was a Makrani from Karachi. But after that incident they became very close friends.
I am still alive .. :D
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^^ lol
funny spock.Craziest was walking on the seabed in Maurituis in 2007...that was amazing!
Whenever we go on holiday, we have to take part in challenging activities...climbing Jebel Musa is another one...
Insert typical Pakistani new arrival to West story involving blondes, beaches and bars.
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Climbing on the security bar for the bathroom in amseterdam because the frickin European want money to use bathrooms. (I didn't have change)
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Hey, that is all over Europe, inc train stations in the UK!!
how did you find Amsterdam?? I’ve been to so many countries.. lost count… but Amsterdam is by far the scariest place i have EVER been to… and i’ve been to the far east, middle east, eastern europe, south america etc etc…
They have nice flowers though 
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Visited windsor castle crying, while everyone just stared at me :D
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The first was eating Octopus in a Greek Island. So there was a big sea-food dinner and we were handed out the chronological order of things to be served. We tried to watch out for the Octopus, but somehow messed the order of things and ended up tasting it. Ewww!
The second, I would have to say walking 3kms barefoot on a hot road. I had taken a jet ski with some friends in a group in south France, but what I didn't know was that the ski was supposed to start from one point, but end at another. They had asked us to take off our bags etc including phones and even shoes. So happily, I put everything on the beach and started the ski. When it ended, I was out of water on the sand and with NO shoes.
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frog sandwiches in thailand - they were so perfectly blended, looked like lettuce..
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Craziest thing was driving all over Turkey in the most remote parts where NO ONE spoke English while the wife was 15 weeks pregnant and I had a dislocated knee cap. We had a blast, hung out with locals and drank tea with them, smoked with them, not a lick of English, all gestural communication. We trekked around some of the most remote areas in Turkey with nary but a backpack in this condition, it was probably one of the most awesome experiences ever.
Weirdest food, hmmm, would have to be crocodile in Kenya. blech
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Eating roasted Grass harper in Uganda, and Baby octopus Pakora in Singapore.
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Eating barbecued squid in Bangkok all with its fingers.
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I see we've moved to 'weirdest food abroad' now... there was a thread on this a while back, and i posted a huge list... lemme go find it......
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‘Weirdest’ things i ate:
Snails (escargot, ate this in France at in laws house)
Frogs legs (cuisses de grenouille, ate this in France at in laws house)
Sheeps brain (ate this in pakistan)
Cow’s Tongue (At parents house)
Eyes from a roasted lamb’s head (in saudi arabia when visiting friends.. it’s considered a dish to serve guests!!!)
Shark Fin (In Hong Kong)
Snake Meat (ate unknowingly in Hong Kong… :()
Horsemeat (In Switzerland at a friends house)
Haggis (cows stomach stuffed with giblets and stuff, at a friends house in London)
And i’m sure i ate Monkey in Africa… but my hubby won’t tell me what it was 
… i’ll cry if i found out i ate a little monkey!!