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are you a railroad car?
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not a railroad car of any kind. Try a different mode of transportation.
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a boat?
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yep
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the Olympia?
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She's a gem of the ocean, but I'm not on the Olympia. This ship is of more recent vintage and not intended primarily for military purposes. If you check every post I ever made at TFP, you'll find that i mentioned this baby in the past.
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gazela?
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not the gazela. Head down river.
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the s. s. untied states?
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you found me unc, you're up.
Ever since I was a little kid I was very impressed by and attracted to the S.S. United States. I built a couple models of it when I was quite young. What attracted me first was the sleek design and colors scheme. Then when I learned that it was the fastest ship to ever cross the Atlantic, I was permanently in love. Here it is with it's sister ship, the S.S. America http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...nd_America.jpg A shot of it departing port back in 1956: http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...tates_1956.jpg http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...I/Ssunited.jpg Now it sits at a Philadelphia pier, almost certainly too far deteriorated to ever be a functional ship again. But there's still hope it can be financed into a museum or maybe even a docked casino type function. While that's not a glorious as it deserves, it's better than scraping it. Here's a photo I took myself when I drove down there with my kid to show it to him: http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...adelphia-1.jpg |
nick, we're leaving for cancun wednesday so i probably shouldn't start something now. why don't you snag tully or jewels or somebody to take over. we'll be back on the 24th...
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I hope you & aunti phil have great weather and a great time. I'll see what I can drum up while you're gone.
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The next person who shows up in here and would like to go hide, just post and we'll try to find you:
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I've never played this before, but I'll try.
I'm hiding. Sure does look cold outside. Lindy |
Somewhere in Canada?
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Nope, not Canada. Good guess. Looks like snow as far as the eye can see.
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North of lat 66? (arctic circle)
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somewhere in the Western Hemisphere? (aka WH)
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So to clarify, I'll have to ask: Northern Hemi?
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in Greenland?
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are you in the U.S.?
(aka "on the sofa" re: u s o f a) Btw, Lindy, thanks for being so gamely and taking a turn. |
Yes, in the U.S.
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east of the Mrs.?
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N of 40?????
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Are you in a state that borders on Canada?
I imagine it might be hard to see snow as far as the eye can see below the 40, but not impossible. You can see 40 deg latitute line here: http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...ngitudeMap.gif |
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Are you in Colorado?
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Are you west of the Rockies?
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how about White Sands, NM? (!?)
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Here's a link to the photo I put up when I visited it in the middle of July, 2008. Temp about 90° Hope the link works. http://www.tfproject.org/tfp/tilted-...ml#post2814682 With my 1981 AMC Eagle. It sure does look cold. Lindy |
Lindy-Link works and that's a real cool pic...though I can feel the searing heat. I wonder what that large shadow on the lower right is from?
OK...I guess I'm up next so give me a bit to figure out a new place to hide. If anybody drops in before I post again and wishes to take a turn hiding, just say the word and we'll try to find you. |
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OK, where in the world am I this time?
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Are you on the top of the planet?
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I must be because when I look straight up I only see the sky. But it's definitely not cold here.
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