ketamine wrote: Also, I'd just like to point out that girls "exist".
Fuck i used to live there, hadnt even heard anything about this.pkay wrote:We went to see the San Angelo fire this morning. Literally miles upon miles of nothing but fire.
woah, what did you do there? seems like it'd be an awesome place to workLACE wrote: I was working at the Griffith Observatory in LA when that fire broke out..
pkay wrote:
I know americans can comprehend but not sure europeans can wrap their heads around how big the state of texas is and how much if it is unpopulated wooded area.
Holy fuck!mks wrote:pkay wrote:
I know americans can comprehend but not sure europeans can wrap their heads around how big the state of texas is and how much if it is unpopulated wooded area.
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Woke up this morning with an email about ordering a $70 pair of UFO pants.
Sheeeeeeeeeiit.jameshk wrote:Holy fuck!mks wrote:pkay wrote:
I know americans can comprehend but not sure europeans can wrap their heads around how big the state of texas is and how much if it is unpopulated wooded area.
noam wrote:son
let me break this down for ya
mustard = yellow
HP = brown
Ketchup = red
if ya fuck with the program, someone's gona get hurt... feel me
Nah, I think its just that we spend all our lives looking at those bullshit maps that don't show true proportion, we're fully aware we're small and insignificant in a geographical sense.knell wrote:and that's only 14.09% of the united states' landmass! what's this then? the UK coming to a stark realization? maybe some political perspective? better not get ahead of myself here...
nowaysj wrote:What was it, 5, 6, 7 years ago in la, was wicked fires. The sky was just constantly dim and red. Couldn't even play basketball indoors cause the floor was covered in ash and was too slippery, and the fires were like 90 miles away. Fucking hard to breath. Went on for weeks. I remember thinking, like enough bro, no more fires. haha.
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If y'all think texas is big, shall we do an alaska comparison?
didn't mean just that, it's that the US is so vast in geography, that the same governing techniques advocated in Europe take on a different context when applied to a country that could well be divided into 40+ countriesisiahfire wrote:Nah, I think its just that we spend all our lives looking at those bullshit maps that don't show true proportion, we're fully aware we're small and insignificant in a geographical sense.knell wrote:and that's only 14.09% of the united states' landmass! what's this then? the UK coming to a stark realization? maybe some political perspective? better not get ahead of myself here...
Hosted the Planetarium shows for the kiddies =)knell wrote:woah, what did you do there? seems like it'd be an awesome place to workLACE wrote: I was working at the Griffith Observatory in LA when that fire broke out..
ketamine wrote: Also, I'd just like to point out that girls "exist".
i believe this is why theres alot of shit that goes on in your country...knell wrote:
didn't mean just that, it's that the US is so vast in geography, that the same governing techniques advocated in Europe take on a different context when applied to a country that could well be divided into 40+ countries
noam wrote:son
let me break this down for ya
mustard = yellow
HP = brown
Ketchup = red
if ya fuck with the program, someone's gona get hurt... feel me
mind=blownmks wrote:pkay wrote:
I know americans can comprehend but not sure europeans can wrap their heads around how big the state of texas is and how much if it is unpopulated wooded area.
Was thinking about this not long ago, could you foresee a point in the (perhaps not so distant) future when the centralized government loses control, dividing the country into autonomous states? Or is shit actually pretty stable over there?knell wrote:didn't mean just that, it's that the US is so vast in geography, that the same governing techniques advocated in Europe take on a different context when applied to a country that could well be divided into 40+ countriesisiahfire wrote:Nah, I think its just that we spend all our lives looking at those bullshit maps that don't show true proportion, we're fully aware we're small and insignificant in a geographical sense.knell wrote:and that's only 14.09% of the united states' landmass! what's this then? the UK coming to a stark realization? maybe some political perspective? better not get ahead of myself here...
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