Perhaps some military base?
The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
~ Richard Feynman
~ Richard Feynman
Area 51.... fuck n/m missed hint.
Last edited by Jbrar (2007-07-10 19:00:47)
29°40'58.64"N 91° 5'20.00"E
Lhasa Tibet
Don't ask me how much time I spent looking for this place. Do you know how many holy site there are in Asia?
But what makes this a holy site. The GEC placemark describes this as an Autonomous Regional Party School.
@Spark it is right next to a PLA facility
Lhasa Tibet
Don't ask me how much time I spent looking for this place. Do you know how many holy site there are in Asia?
But what makes this a holy site. The GEC placemark describes this as an Autonomous Regional Party School.
@Spark it is right next to a PLA facility
Last edited by Stubbee (2007-07-11 08:16:33)
The US economy is a giant Ponzi scheme. And 'to big to fail' is code speak for 'niahnahniahniahnah 99 percenters'
I'll look into the correct answer, once I switch back to OS X. Expect an update this evening.
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[*] You can't get (Afroman-Because I got)er than this.
Mount Everest, Nepal
Edit: 27 degrees 59'00.29 N, 86 degrees 55'59.51 E
Edit: 27 degrees 59'00.29 N, 86 degrees 55'59.51 E
Last edited by k30dxedle (2007-07-11 13:18:53)
You weren't the first, but did provide the coords. like said in the rules!k30dxedle wrote:
Mount Everest, Nepal
Edit: 27 degrees 59'00.29 N, 86 degrees 55'59.51 E
Berna, you should take a screen of the ocean, and get people to tell you which ocean it is
Wait a moment, how are we supposed to find the coordinates for any of these locations? I've found no way to do so outside of extracurricular Googling activities.
Just stand over the site you believe is the correct location and read the coordinates google earth provides you.DesertFox- wrote:
Wait a moment, how are we supposed to find the coordinates for any of these locations? I've found no way to do so outside of extracurricular Googling activities.
hehe reward=karma or can it be a car?
how the hell am I supposed to find that, lolBernadictus wrote:
Curses, I'll have to get that since I've been using Google Maps for the past...oh 30 or so roundsBernadictus wrote:
Just stand over the site you believe is the correct location and read the coordinates google earth provides you.DesertFox- wrote:
Wait a moment, how are we supposed to find the coordinates for any of these locations? I've found no way to do so outside of extracurricular Googling activities.
Whoa, where the hell did you find that?Bernadictus wrote:
you have got to be joking
hahahaha +1 just for the find man..
I found it!
33,51,04.42 South
151,13,59.34 East
It's somewhere off the coast of Sydney, near Cliffon Gardens.
33,51,04.42 South
151,13,59.34 East
It's somewhere off the coast of Sydney, near Cliffon Gardens.
No, and you want a sneak peak for round 36?Protecus wrote:
you have got to be joking
Correct.Ryan wrote:
I found it!
33,51,04.42 South
151,13,59.34 East
It's somewhere off the coast of Sydney, near Cliffon Gardens.
Have fun!
lol You found Osama!Bernadictus wrote:
Correct.Ryan wrote:
I found it!
33,51,04.42 South
151,13,59.34 East
It's somewhere off the coast of Sydney, near Cliffon Gardens.Have fun!
laolZBernadictus wrote:
Correct.Ryan wrote:
I found it!
33,51,04.42 South
151,13,59.34 East
It's somewhere off the coast of Sydney, near Cliffon Gardens.Have fun!
What are we at now, the Kamel of Karabala?Bernadictus wrote:
The rules are simple:
- I provide a screenshot of a location with a clear landmark.
Duh, the landmark is the footprints and tracks in the sandDesertFox- wrote:
What are we at now, the Kamel of Karabala?Bernadictus wrote:
The rules are simple:
- I provide a screenshot of a location with a clear landmark.
Oh my god. Use you need to, select all, possible locations!
google+earth+camel
The problems with all landmarks is that everyone knows them! That is why I introduced the tough factor!
google+earth+camel
The problems with all landmarks is that everyone knows them! That is why I introduced the tough factor!