Innocent lawlessness in taiwan

Taiwan Living in Taiwan
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It’s true, I just wonder if that has something to do with it.

I was once meandering along Yangming Shan with a friend and it was pouring down rain. Quite cold for October too. Then we came a across a clearly marked “no entry” area along a river/spring full of people hanging out, cooking food in the hot springs. Nothing was more satisfying than dipping my toes in the hot water, as I was already completely soaked. But there was still always that “what if” going in the back of my head. Clearly I survived, and the chances of being cooked alive are probably close to those of winning the mega millions or getting struck by lightning, but there’s always still that chance…

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But if he’s nicely cooked, he should be perfectly safe to eat. :bear: :meat_on_bone: :yum:

Just saying…

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Man if you want some real adventure there’s abandoned open cast sulphur mines in that area. I managed to hack my way in once. Really interesting but not at all safe.

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In my experience I haven’t seen too many “ice cream machine” broken excuses in Taiwan, but in the US it’s like every other day.