The Society for Gentlemen Explorers follows the trials and tribulations of two unique individuals who travel the length and breadth of the British Empire throwing caution to the wind and riding roughshod over culture and convention. With their own unique brand of British eccentricity 'The Colonel' and his long sufferring companion 'The Major' show us what being British is really all about.
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Monday 8 February 2010
The Instrument of Death
Whilst visiting the Kakadu region in Northern Australia one of the aboriginal fellows approached me brandishing what appearred to be an oversized blowpipe similar to those used in South America. Having none of it the Major and I set about him and pummelled him to the ground where he lay for a while before being carried away by his fellow tribesmen. The Major having sucessfully disarmed our would be assailant picked up the pipe and blew into it emitting a rather low buzzing sound. Thereafter I found myself the victim of this infernal pipe whilst the Major amused himself for hours on end. One evening I removed the pipe from the Majors tent and took it back to the Aborigines. I was met by its orginal owner who was now sporting two, rather large, black eyes. Taking the pipe from me he beckoned me towards a gathering of his fellow tribesmen amongst whom I then sat. Surprisingly they all spoke english and referred to me as 'Mate' Several hours later I returned to our camp slightly worse for all the rum I had consumed and now having made friends with Mr Digeridoo.
The Colonel
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