No Exit

Gridlocked on the world's highways, byways, and back roads.

AUGUST 24, 2010

Packed on the roofs of buses and trucks, Muslims return from a three-day religious gathering in Raiwind -- a town in the Punjab region of Pakistan, on Nov. 8, 2009.

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JACKDALE

5:26 AM ET

August 27, 2010

Its Everywhere

Like everything, this war was born out of confusion and with confusion there will be miscommunication. One of the hardest part of translation, will be of course, getting the unsaid, said. The words that there are no literal translation for and the local customs that you just cannot put into words.

I was at gatwick airport parking my car one day went a little boy tried to ask me for direction. What happened, well lets say I mis-interpreted What he was saying and it ended terribly

 

MUSTNOTSLEEP14

12:42 AM ET

August 28, 2010

In Cairo, driving is a death

In Cairo, driving is a death wish; though it is likely marginally safer than is being a pedestrian.

 

DANIELLA

2:05 PM ET

September 21, 2010

This is what happens when you

This is what happens when you have a society that just doesn't give a shit about themselves or each other and they? are only out for themselves.