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  • Max_BMax_B New
    French Alps.
    I missed Schizo's map thread, I'll put me on also.
    My wife is from Moldova, previously in USSR and speaks Russian and Romanian.
    That's one reason why I'm so picky about i18n and utf-8, allowing the mixing of language on fora.

    @Adrian: lol
  • MinisweeperMinisweeper New
    Anywhere near Chamonix, Max?
  • nathannathan
    Sydney, Australia
  • u2wedgeu2wedge
    Upstate NY, USA here.... 100" of snow and counting since Monday.
  • MinisweeperMinisweeper New
    100"? you realise thats like 8 foot?
  • SixySixy
    120 a few towns over where I live in upstate NY.
  • u2wedgeu2wedge
    edited February 2007
    @minisweeper.... unfortunately... yes. Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Upstate New York, socked with almost 8 feet of snow this week, may get as much as 4 more feet in the next three days as lake-effect snow continues to bury the region.
  • Max_BMax_B New
    @minisweeper
    Anywhere near Chamonix, Max?
    Not really, depends what you call near. I'm 60km south of Grenoble (mountain road), that's around 3 hours driving to Chamonix.
  • garvingarvin
    Cleveland, OH
  • u2wedgeu2wedge
    edited February 2007
    check this picture out... http://farm1.static.flickr.com/161/383361751_09a8a5e4c7.jpg It's called 'Jeep in the Driveway'
  • KrakKrak New
    I just realised I live in the same city as wanderer, paypal donations graciously accepted to piss through his letterbox. rofl, that was fscking great! Roseville (Sacramento), California, USA
  • MySchizoBuddyMySchizoBuddy
    how does it feel in Australia during Christmas. Christmas theme is winter based. what do aussies do, Topless santa in shorts, with half naked elves
  • silverwingsilverwing New
    Born in California; living in Washington State.

    (I saw pictures of the snow in upper New York, and yes, there's that much snow up there.)
  • y2kbgy2kbg New
    @Garvin

    about an hour away from me
  • MinisweeperMinisweeper New
    So NY is the place to be for skiing this year eh? I have a photo of our land rover parked in the drive way here looking like that but it was a good few years ago... Max - Fair enough. I'll be boarding/blading round Chamonix in a few weeks if you fancy the trip :P
  • jimwjimw
    @garvin: I used to visit Cleveland years ago when I worked for Conrail.
    @y2kbg: Where in Ohio do you live?
    I live just outside of Philadelphia PA.
  • WallPhoneWallPhone
    I herad Santa visits down under in a rowboat. Complete with his red suit, but i'm sure it isin't wool.

    I'm born in Colorado, schooled in Arizona, living in Nebraska.
  • y2kbgy2kbg New
    edited February 2007
    suburb of youngstown, the home of the once great steel mills and now the home of thousands of hoodlums and the highschool graduation rate is 56%. Luckly my suburb is a nice place to be. we passed, as a group every section of the standardized tests, and a 98% graduation rate.
  • jimwjimw
    @y2kbg: It looks like you're midway between Cleveland and Pittsburgh. I also used to travel to Pittsburgh for Conrail (and to Detroit, Buffalo, Boston, NYC).
  • ercatliercatli ✭
    @MySchizoBuddy: In Oz the mythical Santa still visits all the good kids in his reindeer sleigh with his full-on red suit, etc, and the real Santa in every major department store looks exactly the same - he'd die outside in the sun, but is OK in aircon. But the rest of the Xmas-summer holiday period is plain Oz - generally hot, crowds @ beaches, drought and water restrictions, bushfires, do things in the evening, beating the English in cricket (until recently!), etc. Two different worlds really, that shouldn't intersect, but somehow do. We could use 8 ft of snow, that's for sure.
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