They say it's the Minneapolis of California.

Without the humidity, rust, road construction and cold. Other than that, yeah, just like Minneapolis...

 

Half of us believe you did it on purpose, half of us don't believe you and the other half of us don't care either way.

I love the way you give 150% to game threads.

 

Without the humidity, rust, road construction and cold. Other than that, yeah, just like Minneapolis...

 

with an ocean and close mountains....

 

I get the math wrong on purpose just to see if anybody is reading it. 

 

However... I've gone to that well so often that very few question such things anymore. 

I think you're counting on our eyes to glaze over while reading your threads, thereby missing important gaffes. 

 

We're on to you and the games you play.

Geez that Polar Bear looks awfully familar.

 

Geez that Polar Bear looks awfully familar.

Yeah, now that Brian knows how to post photos he took that are on his home computer, he is using that picture he took of you with your pet bear.

with an ocean and close mountains....

Aw, what difference does a big puddle and a few molehills make?

 

I get the math wrong on purpose just to see if anybody is reading it. 

 

However... I've gone to that well so often that very few question such things anymore. 

Or none of us can add.

 

Ish. Please don't elaborate.

I think he means that the bear knocked RB's coffee cup out of his hand and it spilled on his lap.

 

Geez that Polar Bear looks awfully familar.

The bear finally come out of hibernation in your backyard?

 

Aw, what difference does a big puddle and a few molehills make?

Are you talking about the Iron Range and the various lakes scattered through MN?

For what it's worth, I wouldn't care to live within 500 miles, maybe more, of the San Andreas fault.

 

For what it's worth, I wouldn't care to live within 500 miles, maybe more, of the San Andreas fault.

 

chicken

 

For what it's worth, I wouldn't care to live within 500 miles, maybe more, of the San Andreas fault.

Having lived within a couple miles from the tornado that tore through 50^th and France, I'll take the fault.

chicken

Studied geophysics. Bock, bock.

Having lived within a couple miles from the tornado that tore through 50^th and France, I'll take the fault.

By all means go for it.

 

Studied geophysics. Bock, bock.

 

probably don't want to live here either....

with an ocean and close mountains....

 

10,000 Lakes is way bigger than an Ocean!!!

 

Probably......... 

probably don't want to live here either....

In the game thread? I'm nostalgic, but do have my limits.

 

10,000 Lakes is way bigger than an Ocean!!!

 

Probably.........

What about 100,000 lakes?

 

What about 100,000 lakes?

It doesn't count if they're frozen 365 days a year.

 

By all means go for it.

I did. Live within a few miles of several faults. The San Andreas is about 50 miles from where I live. No big deal. 

 

Besides, not only does the Midwest have Tornadoes, snow, ice, blizzards and mosquitoes, there's also the New Madrid fault. You know, the one that made the Mississippi flow backwards.

 

Out here, it's earthquakes, fires and the occasional mud slide.

 

I think we're ahead of the game.  

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I get the math wrong on purpose just to see if anybody is reading it. 

 

However... I've gone to that well so often that very few question such things anymore. 

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Good point. Have a good evening, all.

 

San Diego is a dream city to live in for me... But I know if I would ever live there, I would be broke within a year. Why do you have to be so expensive San Diego?!

Yeah, but San Diego isn't as weird as Austin. Probably wouldn't be your kind of place.

In the game thread? I'm nostalgic, but do have my limits.

I think I saw a Twilight Zone episode about this.... Every where you look there's a Chief joke, Chi saying ish, and a Joe M ongoing conversation.

probably don't want to live here either....

Do you know how to swim? If so, don't worry about it! You're going to be fine...

Yes San Diego is the most beautiful city in America & i will be there tonight cheering on my Twins. 72 degrees and sunny. Meet all you Twins fans at the Tilted Kilt tonight at 5 pm

Well, that was an interesting Google search!

 

I did. Live within a few miles of several faults. The San Andreas is about 50 miles from where I live. No big deal. 

 

Besides, not only does the Midwest have Tornadoes, snow, ice, blizzards and mosquitoes, there's also the New Madrid fault. You know, the one that made the Mississippi flow backwards.

 

Out here, it's earthquakes, fires and the occasional mud slide.

 

I think we're ahead of the game.

Don't forget floods. They are actually the worst for destruction in the natural disaster category.

It doesn't count if they're frozen 365 days a year.

Fair enough, 100,000 skating rinks then.