Post: #1

Excellent BBC documentary profiling various people's lives in the mega-city capital of Nigeria, Lagos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHKLIpz9F...re=related

BBC has got to be my favorite documentary producer, with Discovery Channel as the only possible contender.

This gives an excellent look into the unique trials, tribulations, and complex relationships in various people's lives as Nigeria bustles forward into the next decade. Two thumbs up - I recommend you watch it.

Post: #2

Great documentary, I just bought vocal slenders music on I tunes.Those people are very down to earth which makes me wonder if it may be a good thing for our economy to collapse for us Americans (especially women) to gain a better perspective here.
I would have no problem going to the dump to have some drinks and some home cooked food.

Post: #3

I have been living off bottled water and street food for the most part and doing okay in Bangkok, with the exception of one incidence of upset stomach.

Would you consider that the same thing as going to the dump?

Post: #4

I have'nt been to Thailand yet but, I will tell you I was hungry when I watched that and the fried cow skin looked good!
I told a few friends to have their kids watch that and make sure they do.
Did you see Vocal Slender in his UK pad? It popped up after the film.

Post: #5

Dude, you cant compare Bangkok street food food versus Lagos dump food.

Are you out of your mind? Bangkok street food is one of the best and cheapest foods in the WORLD

Post: #6

I watched Welcome to Lagos when it came out a couple of years ago - I loved it.