In an earlier blog I told you about mud wrestling mud wrestling and the girls who took part in it. Strictly speaking, they were not employees but competitors. That didn’t stop them from earning a steady income. At least, until the women’s rights people put an end to it.
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Showing posts with label backpacker. Show all posts
Friday, May 21, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Other jobs (mud wrestling)
In an earlier blog (jobs/extraordinary) I scribed two sorts of female dance acts. One is performed with clothes on and the other ends with clothes off. Mud wrestling provides a halfway house between the two. Strictly speaking it's not a job. Mud wrestling is a sport and that's an important distinction.
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backpacker,
job,
mud wrestling
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Cautionary tales (nightclubs/guys)
Some friends once invited me to become a partner in a nightclub. After a careful look at the project I decided it wasn’t for me. In the process I learnt a lot about the nightclub scene.
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australia,
backpacker,
tales
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Cautionary tales (trawlers/girls)
One day, a glossy poster landed in my letterbox when I ran the hostel. It arrived in a cardboard cylinder with a note asking me to display it in the female toilets.
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backpacker,
cautionary tales,
jobs
Cautionary tales (trawlers/guys)
I’ve had friends who owned trawlers and I would describe them as solid businessmen who can be trusted. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for everyone who goes to sea to catch fish.
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backpacker,
cautionary tales,
jobs
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Travel (vehicle rental)
Hiring a car, caravan or campervan is relatively easy. Major international rental companies operate here and there is no shortage of local companies – some offering very low rates.
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australia,
backpacker,
car,
hire
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