Are you at Fort Bliss?...which is actually in Texas and New Mexico. Maybe fixin', rebuilding, improving military equipment?


PS: If I wasn't an Eagles fan and could be more unbiased, I'd say that was a good football game.

nope and nope...and both were good football games...

Are you in New Mexico?

nope...

Nevada?

Texas?

nope and nope...

Utah?

not utah...

Kansas?

closer...

Colorado?

Oklahoma?

no...

no...

Idaho? ...I know you are but what am I.

Missouri?

no

no

I think there's only one left. Are you in Arkansas?

Louisiana? Have we ruled that out?

Depends if by "coastal state" that you asked previously and unc answered "nope" includes the Gulf Coast. I calculated that LA is excluded, but we'll find out quite soon.

Those were my thoughts when you asked Texas. Like you I'm running out of states.

ahhh, I missed that I missed that one.


....Texas >>>> hi G.B.!!!

Hey, hey, hey... good-bye!

nope, guys...

there are a few states left...

I see a little corner of Illinois, other then that I'm out of states left of the Mississippi and south of 40.

ah yes, that little corner of IL. Otherwise I have to make a list of what we already excluded and compare it to that cute little map because it seems to me we guessed all states not coastal that are below the 40 and west of miss...but of course I could be wrong again.

i fucked up on the 40 degree thing...wish i knew where that little map thingee was...

anyhoo, i'm located in the state of nebraska...

carry on...

Nebraska State Capitol building?

nope...not a building...

Military base?

unc, I have that cute latitude map saved on my photobucket account so if you ever want to see it just ask....or what I found is that if you google "map of united states latitude" and search "images" it will be the first link you see.

I think unc did say he was at a government facility.....now in Nebraska.

Are you at the K Street Government Records Facility in Lincoln? K Street Government Records Facility Lincoln Nebraska

thanks, nick - got it...

tully - yes

nick - no

Offutt?

you SAC-trained killer, you...

Offutt Air Force Base - Home

go wild, cowboy...

Hey, I listened to a couple of the musical ensembles at the Offutt A.F. Base site...good stuff!

Alright, where am I?

*Warning* I'll be around this morning until about 6:30 (my time, CST) then have a day of tours scheduled. Don't worry Phil I've been to these ruins several times. So, if I don't get lost I should be back by 6-7 this evening.

lajes field in the azores?

Oh, so close! Yet so far away, no.

EH?

Yep, EH.

NH?

NH, yep.

island?

No not an island.

And I may have messed up. I've checked three maps this morning and still can't tell you if I'm in the NH or SH. The best source I have says SH by .5 degrees.

So I'm changing my answer to SH from NH.

africa?

Arabian Peninsula? <<< oops, I see that's solidly in the NH, so nevermind. Africa seems like the only "non island" in the EH/SH but I'm looking for others.

Yep, Africa.

Are you in Kenya?

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...background.jpg

I am in Kenya

a city in kenya?

I think most people would call this a village. But I'm not at a geo. feature or a business. I'm at a location where people live.

You sly fox, you....Tul, you gotta be in Kogelo, the home village of President BO's father.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...-kenya-461.jpg

or mombasa...looks like there might be a port there...

I've been to Mombasa, there most certainly is a port there. I bought my dad this elephant there-

http://www.flickr.com/photos/23754603@N03/3019871381/

But that's not where I am.

Nicks got it I'm in Obama's dad's village in Kogelo.

You're up Nick.

are there any places we haven't been yet? ...I'm exploring and will report back shortly.
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OK, where in the world am I this time?

red lion, pa?

Geneva, Switzerland?

I used to eat breakfast in Red Lion on the way to small game hunting in that area, but I'm not there now. Sadly, I've not been to Geneva yet and I'm not there now, though I drank too much of it when I was in Amsterdam and left parts of my innards on the streets of the red light district.

EH?

nope. WH.

Asuncion, Paraguay

NH?

yes NH....so obviously I'm not in Paraguay, though there's nothing wrong with Paraguay, I'd love to be in Paraguay. ps: my daughter just sent me an email from Costa Rica so she's there but I'm not.

US?

not US

canadia?

yes, I'm up here with our socialist northern brothers.

city?

In a city, but I'm inside a specific well known building in a city, looking out at the sky all around me.

West of Calgary?

A skyscraper in Toronto?

quebec?

East of Calgary

not in Toronto or any skyscraper

yes Quebec ...frickin' wacked out seccesionist frogs

Capital Observatory at the Hôtel du Parlement?

Nope, not at the Capital Obs. << wrong city

something related to the '76 olympics in montreal?

right city, wrong event.

Think back to a major event in Montreal well before the '76 Olympics and this place is closely associated with that.

not the old "sun life" building?

you are correct, it is not that one.

the biosphere?

Jarry Park Stadium?

not the stadium, Tul. unc found me....I'm inside the biosphere built for the 1967 World's Fair in Montreal aka Expo 67, and it was part of the United States Pavilion.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...%20I/dome8.jpghttp://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...%20I/dome6.jpghttp://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...20I/dome10.jpg

The America Pavilion for the 1967 Expo in Montreal was as high as a 20-storey building, and soon became the focal point on the Île Sainte-Hélène site. In the space of six months it was visited by 5.3 million people, making it the busiest pavilion at Expo '67. Its designer, R. Buckminster Fuller, was the inventor of the pioneer geodesic domes, which are the most efficient structures ever created in terms of material weight. It measures 76 metres in diameter, and 62 metres in height. During the Exposition, it contained 6 inner floors housing American artifacts. The structure was covered by a transparent outer shell composed of tinted acrylic panels, which later burned in a 1976 fire, shutting down the building for fourteen years. In 1990, Environment Canada purchased the site to turn it into an interactive museum, showcasing and exploring the water ecosystems of the Great Lakes-Saint Lawrence River regions. The new museum was completed in 1995 and is currently in operation.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...ed_States_.jpg

The Biosphère (45°30′50.73″N 73°31′53.38″W / 45.5140917, -73.5314944) of Environment Canada is a museum in Montreal dedicated to water and the environment. It is located at Parc Jean-Drapeau, on Saint Helen's Island in the building of the United States pavilion for the 1967 World Exhibition Expo 67.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...sphere_ps7.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g2...re_Montral.jpg


You're up, unc.

bear with me, please...

i haven't found anyplace suitable yet...

I wonder where the largest nudist colony on earth might be? ...just wonderin' while you're thinkin, unc.

ok, where am i?

At the zoo in Surabaya, Indonesia?

so wrong, in oh, so many ways...

by the way, those cohibas were most excellent...thanks...

I glad you are (did) enjoy them. The CLR has brought stuff back to life that I thought was gone. Including a Zeagle Ocoto+ (scuba) I was about to shit can and order new.

So NH?

yup...

WH?

US?

yup

yup

east of the miss?

east...

in a coastal state?

yup...

south of 40 lat?

nope...

New Jersey?

northerer than nj...