Sometimes it occurs to me that the people on this board are horrifically uncultured. How many of you know about Ugandan waragi parties? Be honest. If you didn't know, waragi is a locally distilled spirit made from fermented banana slop. If you have any cultural presentations of your own you'd like to share, I'd be happy to see them.
>>85577751There was an abandoned garage in the forest near my home town and we used to have these and eat kunga cakes there before I moved. Good times. Even after the roof fell in one year because of heavy rains we kept doing it.
>>85577769Say sike right now
>>85577751no I don't know anything about itBut recently I got interested in unique bicycle communities in south africa
>>85577802>unique bicycle communities in South AfricaI can imagine the bicycle being pretty phenomenal down there. Truly a gift from the gods.
>>85577834they're pretty cool they have a very long rear triangle and they put bike chains around the rear tire to make it drift and make sparks as you drift I've never seen anything like that anywhere else
>>85577872And to think that at one point a single unmodified bicycle was the pride of a village.
>>85577751I watched a video of a black guy (I don't remember what country he was from, probably America) who went to Africa to try it and he said it sucked.
>>85577751Niggers sitting around eating rotten food is not culture. I'm so tired of this idea that everywhere in the world has culture, as though culture just arises naturally among people who live together. Culture requires labor to produce and maintain. Shakespeare had to write. Aristotle had to study. Buddha had to lecture. These are cultures. Some places are populated by people who don't do labor, which is why they have no culture.
