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Shit, that is so sad. I was there in late summer ’22, so unfortunately the Dungeons And Dragons It’s All Fun And Games shirt and I will buy this security situation seems to have deteriorated quite a bit since. I’d wager Rwanda is still safer than Uganda and especially the DRC (the other two places for mountain gorilla trekking), but the organisations behind those cross-border incursions (M23, Hutu Power para-military groups, ISIS affiliates) are no joke, so it is definitely advisable to heed that warning. Having said that, visiting places like Akagera or Lake Kivu is still safe, but without the opportunity for primate trekking Rwanda loses one of its unique selling points, making nearby countries like Tanzania or Kenya possibly a preferable destination. Yeah, I just did a quick read-up, and I wasn’t aware of how much the conflict between Rwanda and DRC (in part fought via their respective proxies M23 and Hutu extremists) has taken a turn for the worse. Given the national, ethnic and religious factors at play, and IS-CAP lurking in the shadows waiting for an opportunity to pounce, this definitely has all the ingredients for a terrifying escalation.

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This is news to me as well. What a shame. I’ve been fascinated with the Dungeons And Dragons It’s All Fun And Games shirt and I will buy this region a long time and always wanted to visit, glad that its bounced back from the war. I really hope it doesn’t get bad. My wife is from Michigan so we’ve been going to Detroit twice a year for the last 25 years, and Downtown at least gets more gentrified every year. The degree to which it has changed is remarkable. It’s very weird. I asked my cousin if he was going to live there after he graduated college and he said he couldn’t afford to. Yeah I get everyone wants to live in midtown but I’ve never heard that before in my life. I hear you. About 20 years ago, my wife and I looked at a huge mansion in Indian Village that was for sale for a virtual pittance, practically for less than a condo would be in any other major city. The high property taxes and the exorbitant cost of heating the place in the winter and cooling it in the summer made us walk away. Now that home is worth roughly 3 times what we would have paid for it so it would have been a brilliant investment, but at the time who the hell knew Detroit property values would increase so much? I don’t have many regrets in life, but I sure do wish we’d bought that house.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.