Tahiti Puns

In S02E18, Coulson strikes up a deal with Ward that if Ward helps them, Coulson will let Ward go free, but only if Ward goes through TAHITI and is reborn a new man. We all know it didn't happen.

I wonder what it would've been like if this happened. We saw what it did to Coulson and the various others whose memories were wiped so there's that factor, and of course the likelihood of someone like Ward doing this without force is slim.

The team having to deal with a Ward without knowledge of his past could be interesting, raising some moral questions about innocence, guilt, etc. And it does lead to interesting themes such as if Ward inherently had this evil in him or if it was Garrett.

Hi, there seems to be a lot of anxiety and apprehension in the forums about getting into Tahiti from US so I thought it might be helpful to share me and my families experience. We arrived yesterday at 2am.

ETIS:

We filled in the ETIS form a few days ahead, no problem, it's really easy online. Make sure you print it as multiple people asked for it. Theyy asked for where we're staying, we're staying in a "rough" airbnb that was not listed in their "Fare" list so we just said "vacation home" and that worked?

Sworn statement before transport: This was mentioned somewhere and we filled it out anyways but were never asked for it. Maybe it's on departure only? Or tahitian airlines?

Vaccination cards: we are all fully vaccinated (my 12 YO daughter even got her booster the evening before we left!!! hooray!). Yes, we had to provide these cards multiple times.

United "Flight Ready Center" on their app: Pretty smooth, athough we were unable to checkin as we had to provide return flight proof (separate ticket)

Testing: We got a PCR rapid test <24 hours from Worksite labs (drive up) in SFO. We got it for our kids as well (11 and 12) but not sure that was necessary. We thought it was better to be on the safe side. Worksite labs was EASY in SFO, very professional. We got results in about 7 hours for $150 a pop. Reservation/prepayment necessary. We figured if something fell through with worksite labs we could always do same day rapid testing in the airport from one of the other providers. I'm not convinced our kids needed this, but we paid for it anyways just in case. We printed out the results at our hotel, and glad we did instead of fumbling with the phone trying to dig out the email and showing it to the immigration officer.

Check in / United: pretty easy, smooth. I had all our docs ready in an envelope and everything was pretty fast. total checkin time including queueing maybe 30 minutes. We arrived 3 hours before the theoretical departure.

Flight: First co-pilot tested positive. Second co-pilot tested positive. They kicked us all off the plane.We finally departed 6 hours late when they found a co-pilot who tested negative (when they announced the co-pilot's negative result, loud cheers from everyone at the gate, pretty funny). Huge credit to United and the crew for sticking with the flight (past contract hours) to get us to paradise.

Arrival in Tahiti at 2am: EASY! Everyone was there, fully staffed. They even woke

I am watching the first season again which got me curious, and I can't recall if we learn later. We know it wasn't shield nor Fury, so who was it?

So I have been wondering if the French never colonized Tahiti or the other islands that make up French Polynesia how would the islands develop socially, politically, and economically if they were never colonized?

Hello all,

The covid rules seem to be changing daily, and I am just trying to plan as best we can. My wife and I are both fully vaccinated.

It looks like they just changed the rules such that a PCR test or Approved Antigen Test is need ONE day before departure.

I am leaving from SFO on Janaury 11th around 2 PM.

I have ordered a bunch of EMED Abbott’s BinaxNOW COVID-19 Ag test, as these were approved by the CDC for rentry to the US, and are self tests we can take.

I need to know if these are acceptable for entry to Tahiti as well, or we need to pull off some miracle PCR tests when we get to SFO.

Thanks!

Do you guys suggest to exchange any money at the airport for the small shops or do most of them take American dollars? Also is it safe to use American credit cards in Tahiti and bora bora?

Thanks in advance

Proof: https://imgur.com/a/gV5xVcE

FAQ:

1. Tahiti is a magical place

2. The mangoes are delicious

3. My wife is from Tahiti

4. Immigrating here is very difficult if you are not French.

http://www.polynesie-francaise.pref.gouv.fr/Services-de-l-Etat/Securite/Direction-de-la-Police-Aux-Frontieres/INFORMATIONS-ET-DOCUMENTATION-DIVERSES/Conditions-d-entree-de-sejour-de-travail-et-de-sortie-de-la-Polynesie-francaise

Very obsessed with history, travel, sailing, and Tahiti — but can't find any good accounts of what it was like to travel to Tahiti on an ocean-going sailboat in the late 19th/early-mid 20th century. Any recs would be appreciated!

Hello,

We will be staying in Tahiti / Punaaiua for 3 months. What paperwork will be required for us to buy a used car? How do we fund it? We don't want to rent for the entire time as it's about $1300 a month and that doesn't really make sense. So we'd like to buy and re-sell a car.

We will be on a tourist visa. We don't have a French/Tahitian bank account.

Thank you!

I was wondering how to get back to Tahiti or the island you are at in one of the chapters, because there are some animals I want to find there

Edit: Not Tahiti, o forget what the island is called now

Hello friends, I’ve got something super cool to talk about this time out! I’ve been working on this for a little while, which is why I’ve been a little quieter than usual, but I think it’s worth it. I’ve mentioned it in previous posts, but the Tahiti community is a great resource for improving your knowledge about Marvel Strike Force and we have decided to throw our hats into the ring and produce some infographics, seeing as there’s far fewer of them being produced now than we used to have access to, not to mention Weapon X being quite a nuanced team with a lot of options, which we feel have not been done justice to with the existing content that has been created. So, who are the contributors? Well, there’s me, of course and I’ve had the great pleasure to work with both Yeti, the “papa” of Tahiti who knows more about MSF than just about anyone I know and Flufflez the alliance leader of Agents of Immortus, whose leadership is pushing them to achieve more with less TCP than you would expect. As this is a collaboration whilst I will be happy to continue to respond to comments on this post as I always do, I would highly recommend joining the Tahiti Community Discord as you will then have access to all three of the content creators who worked to bring this infographic to you, as well as the other resources we have available.

So, onto The Infographic itself. We’ve worked to include as much “at a glance” information as possible, whilst maintaining visual clarity and readability, but given I’m involved, we also agreed to provide a written post explaining our rationale, because I know you guys love this kind of thing. I’ll cover each section individually below. Please note that the order the characters appear in is our recommended positioning for the team - there is no adjacency bonuses for them, so the gameplan is to keep the more fragile members away from the tank (Samurai) and use Wolverines extra bulk to absorb aoe damage.

ISO 8 CHOICES

Unlike many recent teams, Weapon X has multiple potential setups and even within this infographic we felt some characters have such viable choices they should be presented with more than one option.

Lady Deathstrike is a really solid striker because of the way her basic works - as long as the target is bleeding and has vulnerable she will

I received an email from Air Tahiti that restrictions has changed and based on what I can tell from the email, the only difference for vaccinated travelers is that you now need a test 48 hours before the flight instead of 72 starting Saturday 4th. I also saw for J&J you need to have a booster to be considered vaccinated but not sure if that’s new. Is that true? Am I missing any other change? The tahititourisme.com has not updated the new regulations yet.

So I have been wondering if the French never colonized Tahiti or the other islands that make up French Polynesia how would the islands develop socially, politically, and economically if they were never colonized?

So I have been wondering if the French never colonized Tahiti or the other islands that make up French Polynesia how would the islands develop socially, politically, and economically if they were never colonized?