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Tahiti island paradise
that was the project checked on calendars for the last six months three hundred Hawaiian shirts bedecked the tarmac Daiquiris flowed with chicken Teriyaki plump mangoes were desert at thirty-thousand feet turbulent bumps severe turbulence mayday crash the sand was warm and white under the blazing sun but there were less rejoicing than to be mourned leaving the wreckage nowhere in the middle of the Pacific no indigenous inhabitants no GPS satellite tracked this desert isolation no MacDonald's, no Jack Daniel’s only fifty-three desperate men fighting to survive in a tropical holiday hell tropical hell [2007.10.3...a]
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