Possibly the most useless "how to" article EVER.
I have to admit that one of my regular internet addictions (as opposed to the sporadic ones) is reading WikiHow. Normally the How-To's are interesting, but sometimes they are just hilariously useless. The one for today, however, takes the cake:
How to Regain Control of a Spooked Camel
In some parts of North Africa and the Middle East, the camel remains the primary means of long-distance transportation. These remarkable animals are intelligent and strong, and they possess incredible endurance. They can also be quite fast: some camels can briefly attain speeds up to 40 miles per hour (64 km/h). While their speed makes them ideal for racing—camel races are very popular in many parts of the world—it can provide a camel rider with a harrowing, potentially deadly experience if a camel is spooked or otherwise begins to run out of control.
W... T... and an F.
Oh, and btw, this might be of interest to Dave and Sean: "How to Enjoy Dubai."
Trick question, you can't.

4 Comments:
If I can't have a car... I would gladly pay you tomorrow for a camel today!
Texas basically is a desert, in one way or another.
... so what would you do with the camel if you can't ride one?
Oh.
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"How to Not Avoid Buru," by TNP
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