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im assuming its generally not the rank-and-file workers dunning-kreugering their child's healthcare, like id assume its mostly the ~exceptional people~? i wonder if any of the anti-vax folks are working inside that superfund site in mountain view. hey, a snipe!
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crusader_complex posted:im assuming its generally not the rank-and-file workers dunning-kreugering their child's healthcare, like id assume its mostly the ~exceptional people~? i bet that a higher up decides not to vaccinate like the morons they are so some of the underlings follow suit
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theadder posted:hi thread i hear google has a self driving car???? yeah why don't you try taking it for a test drive to GBS!!!
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theadder posted:hi thread i hear google has a self driving car???? yeah but if you tell it to go to the pediatrician's office it only goes backwards
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EA is mad corporate, it's not a place of free thinking ultra-liberals.
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Luigi Thirty posted:yeah why don't you try taking it for a test drive to GBS!!! theres no road from this lf outpost to gbs op
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Nintendo Kid posted:the nj state forests own for this, $3 per person per night for sites without the shower and toilet blocks nearby but still with running water faucets every few sites, $20 per group per night for the ones with the toilet and shower blocks, and the showers are free if you pay a little more, do you get to camp in a place that is not new jersey?
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Sagebrush posted:if you pay a little more, do you get to camp in a place that is not new jersey? i hear an african village has a solution for that
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just fyi every state has basically the same deal.
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Sagebrush posted:just fyi every state has basically the same deal. most states cost a bit more and charge for the showers
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ok, fine, nj is the best place to camp. all the outdoorsy folks just can't get enough of new jersey. you got it.
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best place to camp is the african bush. especially if you have a canadian doctor in your group.
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fits my needs posted:best place to camp is the african bush. especially if you have a canadian doctor in your group. that's more glamping tho
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Sagebrush posted:ok, fine, nj is the best place to camp. all the outdoorsy folks just can't get enough of new jersey. you got it. yeah it actually is a great place 2 camp. lots of land is held in forest reserves you know, much of it due to a weird rich guy who bought up much of the state interior as part of a scheme to monopolize water markets for philly and nyc. the pine and sand forests are great for hiking and laying out tents
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what's it like watching guidos in their natural habitat?
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Sudo Echo posted:what's it like watching guidos in their natural habitat? what kind of moron willingly goes to staten island?
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Nintendo Kid posted:yeah it actually is a great place 2 camp. lots of land is held in forest reserves you know, much of it due to a weird rich guy who bought up much of the state interior as part of a scheme to monopolize water markets for philly and nyc. i'm sure. all that rugged nj terrain, gorgeous (there is more elevation change within 5 miles of my city than in your entire state)
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fits my needs posted:best place to camp is the african bush. especially if you have a canadian doctor in your group. just watch out for snakes and cats and hippos and crocs
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if you dropped something from nominal denver elevation it would hit the highest point in new jersey after 14.7 seconds of free fall
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Jonny 290 posted:if you dropped something from nominal denver elevation it would hit the highest point in new jersey after 14.7 seconds of free fall don't ignore air friction, thank you
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HAIL eSATA-n posted:don't ignore air friction, thank you the natural cultural vacuum around new jersey compensates for that
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Jonny 290 posted:the natural cultural vacuum around new jersey compensates for that 
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Jonny 290 posted:the natural cultural vacuum around new jersey compensates for that 
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Sagebrush posted:i'm sure. all that rugged nj terrain, gorgeous i've gone hiking in jersey it can actually be p. nice.
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Sagebrush posted:i'm sure. all that rugged nj terrain, gorgeous hmm and what do african villagers say about elevation change?
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the difference is that you have to say "actually" but change it to california, montana, colorado, utah, etc and people be like "no duh"
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Nintendo Kid posted:hmm and what do african villagers say about elevation change? it's a good way to handle murderers.
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Sagebrush posted:the difference is that you have to say "actually" but change it to california, montana, colorado, utah, etc and people be like "no duh" i don't remember what shithole beta city you live in but i doubt there's actually over a mile of elevation change from 5 miles away where u are
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Nintendo Kid posted:i don't remember what shithole beta city you live in but i doubt there's actually over a mile of elevation change from 5 miles away where u are there's nothing over a mile, no, but the metric was "more than new jersey", whose staggering mountains reach 1800 feet according to wikipedia (i'm surprised that you, of all people, got this wrong) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_summits_of_the_San_Francisco_Bay_Area
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i went to college at 7000 feet, it was a p nice place and i didn't mind the thinner air at all welp that's my story
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Sagebrush posted:there's nothing over a mile, no, but the metric was "more than new jersey", whose staggering mountains reach 1800 feet according to wikipedia (i'm surprised that you, of all people, got this wrong) i live in virginia and have for the past 2 years, moron and i'm noticing that several of the "peaks" you list for san francisco area are lower than my current apartment is, lmbo, while half of them are lower than the ridgeline out the back of my window.
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Nintendo Kid posted:i don't remember what shithole beta city you live in but i doubt there's actually over a mile of elevation change from 5 miles away where u are If you are in the USA and you do not live in New York, Chicago, or Los Angeles, you are in a cultural backwater.
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Nintendo Kid posted:i live in virginia and have for the past 2 years, moron that sounds like a real shithole beta place to live. my mistake, though. the way you repeatedly defend new jersey i assumed the only possible reason was that you lived there
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Citizen Tayne posted:If you are in the USA and you do not live in New York, Chicago, or Los Angeles, you are in a cultural backwater. new york is the only world class city on this list
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Citizen Tayne posted:If you are in the USA and you do not live in New York, Chicago, or Los Angeles, you are in a cultural backwater. houston will probably surpass chicago by the next census
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hmm yes the breathtaking "monument peak" i drove higher last week "there are no natural features above 1,000 feet (305 m) in the city of San Francisco." i can do 1000 feet of elevation change within about 4 miles of here.
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computer parts posted:houston will probably surpass chicago by the next census Population doesn't make a world city by itself.
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