Amr's Girlfriend Gives Us a Guided Tour of the Pathway to God!

Yeah she is really nice actually..... I wonder why people when they move to different climates and locations, they are perpetually evolving.... as a species... this lot in these areas are all very short and stocky - the issue isn't "Yes they have" but "WHY have they?" And that pathway - rocks falling from above - a huge drop below - and a trail that is so narrow, that unless you fall into the ditch, there basically isn't any room to recover...... and did you notice the statue of the bicycle rider - the pose if of a guy going backwards off the cliff.... Ahhhhhhh - as he falls through the air.

Sorry I mean "Road of Death", not "Walk of death". El Camino means "the Road". Camino when it is used as aconjugated verb of caminar (to walk), also means "I walk", FYI

Did you see the little statue of a guy riding a bicycle and that's welded to a cog that is cemented into the rockwork on the side of the trail.... I like these places but I prefer several tiers of redundancy - up there riding a bicycle - ONE tiny fuck up - and it's over the edge you go. The death road in Bolivia has at least a few meters of flat, to land on, before you go tumbling over the edge... And the edge on that trail - could be considered to be mostly a straight drop, for quite a great and unsurvivable distance ===> straight down..... There is not even a steep incline of at least some soft stuff like grass and shrubs and dirt or sand... Naaaa - over you go = dead.

If you slow down the speak to grasping single words - latin / spanish is the root dialect for most of the english language. And I can't follow it all, but I can follow the general thread, based upon every 6th or 10th word... like "Impresso" - is a root for impression / idea and "precipita" - (pre) before (cipi) going down / coming down (ta) a formative root of precipiTATE and precipiTATION or = events ahead of or rain fall ???? Like there is plenty of room for improvement but it's possible to get the general direction based upon 1 in every 10 words, her expressions - where she is and what she is looking at / pointing at... I just don't know and cannot communicate with any latin / spanish speaking people..

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: I saw it. Figured it was a memorial to somebody who was mountain biking and fell over the edge. There's a reason why there's a cable along the trail and why it's also good to have a walking stick as well. I found myself more charmed by this woman's natural femininity and grace. Just so unlike anything I see in ZOG-U.S.A.

"precipita" = precipice

https://global.oup.com/academi....c/product/oxford-dic - and - https://archive.org/search.php....?query=latin+diction -- and --- Translation of precipice – English–Spanish dictionary precipice noun [ C ] uk /ˈpres.ɪ.pɪs/ us /ˈpres.ə.pɪs/ a very steep side of a cliff or a mountain precipicio The film opens with a shot of a climber dangling from a precipice. a dangerous situation that could lead to harm or failure borde del abismo

precipicio ---- and ------ borde del abismo = Bordering on / the Abysmal (Abyss + Mal = cliff / ravine / chasm + BIG / bad ????

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: I did hear that word as she would point to the ledge.

@InfiniteMushroom: It's a fucking DUMB place to go mountain biking - note the posture of the cyclist was more or a "Ahghhh going over backwards off the cliff" type of a pose?

@InfiniteMushroom: I am sort of referencing what she said and what was in the online dictionary - to illustrate a point - not to be correct with what she said... it's more to speed up the interpretation of what she is saying, based upon root dialects

https://dictionary.cambridge.o....rg/dictionary/englis

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: Tell you what. You hook me up with her and I'll be motivated to learn whatever dialect of Spanish that she speaks.

@InfiniteMushroom: I don't think you really want her. I don't think you really want her for her body. I think you want her for her dresses..... Praise Jesus.

Jesus fuck that is a TALL and STEEP looking cliff in the opening image.

She is talking about the road of death or Camino de la muerte , because the road is very perilous.