Which country are you from?
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"ENGLAND" Sir, and proud of it !! ...
... Well, OK, I wish it was somewhere "Far-East", to be honest
"ENGLAND" Sir, and proud of it !! ...
... Well, OK, I wish it was somewhere "Far-East", to be honest
Yeah, same.I just like saying that one out loud
Yours made me chuckle as I had a friend in my early 20's (yes, I had a friend once!) whose reply to questions he didn't know the answer to was 'Botswana'!! lol
I just realized, with most certainly painful feet from just finishing walking 18 km frm the closest neighboring ahem... city... nah... town... village... lets just call it a community ok... that I felt like I was living in Canada for sure.
Every darn 5 Km there was a sign on the road, both sides, saying " ! LOGGING ! "
And a huge exclamation point. And only one moose warning sign the whole way.
What a difference to London for sure. :exhausted:
I bet I will get blisters from just thinking of walking after this. :scared:
@Rhinosaur
A friend of mine in Utah taught me the simplest answer of all...
Any question beginning with "Where...", "What...", "How..." or "Can..." can always be answered with the simple phrase;
"Turn around, bend over and I'll show you!"
...while still remaining for the most part grammatically accurate to the initial question.
:joker:
Every darn 5 Km there was a sign on the road, both sides, saying " ! LOGGING ! "
And a huge exclamation point. And only one moose warning sign the whole way.
What a difference to London for sure. :exhausted:
I bet I will get blisters from just thinking of walking after this. :scared:
@Rhinosaur
A friend of mine in Utah taught me the simplest answer of all...
Any question beginning with "Where...", "What...", "How..." or "Can..." can always be answered with the simple phrase;
"Turn around, bend over and I'll show you!"
...while still remaining for the most part grammatically accurate to the initial question.
:joker:
Latitude: 44.12114019432373
Longitude: 15.258663296699524
pin point location (the window of my room) :evil:
it wont be that hard to figure out
Longitude: 15.258663296699524
pin point location (the window of my room) :evil:
it wont be that hard to figure out