sorry, not s.e. asia, but yes in asia proper.

china?

not in China.

landlocked country?

by the way, i will be away from my keyboard from sometime this evening until sunday night or monday morning. time for our annual roadtrip to sunnier climes...

have a nice sunnier climes trip.

Not a landlocked country.

border on the indian ocean?

nope


not much of a clue yet, but where I am has the largest something in the world

Nepal

not Nepal ...which is landlocked btw

this largest thing is man made

Sorry missed the landlocked Q.

East of 120?

yes east of 120E

One of the Korea's?

yes sir I am ...in the largest man-made thing of its category

New Songdo City

damn, Tul...I didn't even know what that was so I looked it up. In light of this, it's an excellent guess but I am not in S. Korea.

This 10-year development project is estimated to cost in excess of $40 billion, making it the largest private development project ever undertaken anywhere in the history of the world. The project aspires to make the city and South Korea the preeminent business hub of Asia.

When completed in 2015, the city's infrastructure will be a test bed for new technologies, and the city itself will exemplify a digital way of life. "It will be one of the world's first cities in which all information systems - residential, medical, business - are linked."

Ryugyong Hotel?

after looking that one up, I see it's another great guess but I'm not at Ryugyong Hotel, either. You are in the right town, think "sports"

The Ryugyong Hotel sometimes anglicized as Ryu-Gyong Hotel or Yu-Kyung Hotel is a skyscraper intended for use as a hotel in Sojang-dong, in the Potong-gang District of Pyongyang, North Korea. The hotel's name comes from one of the historic names for Pyongyang: Ryugyong, or "capital of willows". Its 105 stories rise to a height of 330 metres (1,100 ft), and it contains 360,000 square metres (3,900,000 sq ft) of floor space, making it the most prominent feature of the city’s skyline and by far the largest structure in the country. It is currently the world's 28th tallest building. If completed on schedule, it would have become the world's tallest hotel. Construction began in 1987 and ceased in 1992, due to the government's financial difficulties. The unfinished hotel remained untouched until April 2008, when construction resumed after being inactive for 16 years.

pyongyang arena?

You're back and you found me!...hmmm, sort of.

I am at a stadium in Pyongyang, but the official name of the place is Rungrado May Day Stadium. The stadium can seat 150,000, which is the largest non-auto racing stadium capacity in the world. Rungrado May Day Stadium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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I was surprised when I first found out that Pyongyang Arena is the largest sports arena in the world....not including automotive venues which are actually a lot larger. For example, Indianapolis Motor Speedway seats ~250,000. It seems North Korea has a huge problem feeding its people, so perhaps they figured if they build a huge stadium, at least the hungry people can get ball park franks and popcorn there???

After a little research I figured Phil had it nailed so I didn't guess.

So Phil... Yellow Knife Canada?

red deer, tellis, medicine hat?

guess who, everybody...

i'll come up with someplace soon...

Sexsmith, Alberta?

Since it's remote and off-the-beaten path, I enjoyed getting a call a couple weeks ago from a customer in Yellowknife, NT.

ok, where am i?

NH?

WH?

tully - no

nick - no

on an island?

Aussie?

nick - no

tully - i would be considered australian...

are you in New South Wales?

no...

are you somewhere on the Australia mainland?

I'm lost on "I would be considered Australian." Coupled with the not an island answer.

Nick already asked my next Q... so, are you on land?

not on land...

Great Barrier Reef?

swimming?

tully - no

jimk - if i want to...

are you perhaps on an Australian part of Antarctica?

uh, no...