[Green_Monkey23]

They were actually planning to execute a coup to overthrow the government in Equatorial Guinea. The eloping bit was a cover.

[netamargr]

This may also be, because german parents (and uncles, like me, of 3 boys: 1,3,8) often enthrall their kids with stories about africa. It´s where the wild animals live, where it´s always warm, where there is adventure and exotic things to see, the jungle and the desert and pirates if need be (and, hey, that´s true!). Therefore, when i play with my nephew, the trains, planes, cars -whatever- go to africa quite frequently.

Telling stories about africa also has a special meaning to me personally, cause my dad was really great with it to his grand-children, but he didnt get the chance to watch them grow up and my brother´s two youngest wont hear any africa-stories from him. I try to make up for that, as good as i can.

(Note: My dad had been to Tunis once for a week, and i was in egypt for two - that´s it. Doesnt matter tho. In the stories Tigers live in Africa, too, if that´s good for the story...)

[gimffnfabaykal]

AAHZ-Summary™ plox?

[Assauraarguck]

Well, we can book that under ´Part of the sharing´, i guess.

But, you are right: Look at the pic. She is all proud, he is slightly embarressed... If i was to read his thoughts from it, the result would be something along the lines of ´wtf was i thinking?´- He still probably thinks africa is like around the corner, tho

Looks like it was taken at the police station and the kids got candy... btw.

[brorwargy]

My folks tell me that I came home from kindergarten with "a boyfriend" when I was 5.

I never thought about taking him to Africa and marrying him though. I just brought him back for cookies and to play on my Apple IIc computer. We played Aztec for a while then my dad booted me off the computer