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[Il Palazzo]

Kraków, the ex-capital of Polack-land.

Nice.
I've onle got family in Bialystock and Bociek

You speak any Polish then? Or have you naturalized completely?

[alway]

Maybe Black Mesa?

That was a joke.
Haha, fat chance.

And no, Portal jokes never get old. Ever.

[Mindmaker]

Kraków, the ex-capital of Polack-land.

Nice.
I've onle got family in Bialystock and Bociek

You speak any Polish then? Or have you naturalized completely?

Speaking it everyday with my family.
My writing decent as well.

[Il Palazzo]

Cool. Being tri-lingual is a something.
Give us a shout if you're ever in the area, we might grab a beer and snark at each other, or whatever it is DF players do when they meet.

[Creamcorn]

Cool. Being tri-lingual is a something.
Give us a shout if you're ever in the area, we might grab a beer and snark at each other, or whatever it is DF players do when they meet.

I mis-read that as grab bear and shark; which I will now go with.

[Il Palazzo]

We're not MaximumZero, or whatever that new meme is called.

[RedWarrior0]

"States with unpredictable weather" for 200.
"when it's predictable, this is what our state has in terms of weather."

The great spoiled suburban zone known as Metro Detroit, specifically Farmington Hills.

My grandparents live in Farmington, and I visit about once every 2 weeks... they're off Drake Road, between 12 and 13 Mile. I wonder if I know your neighborhood?

Small world. I'm off Farmington Road between 12 and 13.

I live a good ways further south though. I'm just outside of Ann Arbor; if your right palm was a map of Michigan, it'd be about an inch and a half up from the middle of your wrist. My apartment is in the poorer sister city of Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, but it's close enough to the University of Michigan that it's still home to droves of hipsters and spoiled rich kids.

It's a peculiar city, in that it's hilly and well-forested, but also well-urbanized. A great big river runs right through it too, and there are a lot of bridges and hydroelectric dams around. There are also tons of excellent ethnic restaurants, which is one of the many things I love about the area.

Mah sister is in AA for school. And ethnic restaurants are great, but Noodles & Co. is amazing.

P.S. That makes 5 Michiganders by my count, all within about an hour of one another. At some point, hangouts must happen!

The best thing is that in nearby Canada, the drinking age is 19.

[nbonaparte]

Just outside Salt Lake City, UT. bleh.

[Huesoo]

East Coast, USA.

[ECrownofFire]

Just outside Salt Lake City, UT. bleh.

How are you doing in the land of the Mormons?

[Vaftrudner]

Surprisingly many Americans and Canadians here. I'm from Sweden, born in the north, but I currently live in Stockholm.

[Grakelin]

Surprisingly many Americans and Canadians here. I'm from Sweden, born in the north, but I currently live in Stockholm.

This just in:

People in Sweden are surprised that there are so many people hailing from the wealthiest part of the world on the internet.

Swedes.

<3

[hexedmagica]

Brisbane, Australia.

[Canalan]

To reply to the old trend, Arizona was the reason AC was invented.
Because it's currently September, and it still is about 102 degrees farenheit.
Sorry, should be written as only 102.

EDIT: That's the current high. Realtemp is

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Don't you just love my thermometer?

[RedWarrior0]

Imagine taking a mouthful of water, running ten miles through the Arizonan desert in the summer, then having to spit out the water.