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Quote (t8 @ Oct. 18 2012,07:15) The poor guy up the road gets my order with additions like 82 degrees and fill it up 2 inches above the top of the cup. He politely says no problem, anything else.
I like people who just roll with the punches like that.Quote (Lightenup @ Oct. 19 2012,04:01) Ok, next question is an upside down nail when the sharp point is pointing up or the head…just kidding, I really don't need an answer. 
Yeah the nail is probably the right way up for you guys.I suppose I should mention a couple of things as to why the Southern Hemisphere is the supreme hemisphere.
1) The Southern Hemisphere is significantly less polluted than the Northern Hemisphere because of we have 10 to 12% of the human population.
2) We get a view of the centre of the galaxy. You can see it on a clear night, it looks like a big oblong cloud of hazy light. Our clear skies give us a much better view of the sky too.
3) Ancient Chinese maps puts us at the top. Think about it, why are you guys at the top of today's maps. Not really fair is it. If we can see the centre of the galaxy, then you guys are at the bottom.
4) We live nearer to the largest deposit of fresh water in the world. Antarctica has 70% of the world's supply and Australia and New Zealand have a large area of it as a territory. When the war for water starts, we have a significant advantage.
5) When you are freezing your butts off, we are basking in the sun.
6) When you are basking in the sun, we are not freezing our butts off. Coz we don't experience the cold temperatures you do.
Can't think of any other advantages right now, but I know there are hundreds more. I hope you don't get too jealous BTW.
t8
Quote 6) When you are basking in the sun, we are not freezing our butts off. Coz we don't experience the cold temperatures you do. yes I do but we do not have our building falling on our heads that 's a plus
Quote (t8 @ Oct. 19 2012,06:15) True that. You don't get earthquakes where you are? France?
no,in Alberta ,CanadaOh okay. And French is your first language?
And had a 5.5 earthquake yesterday, nothing fell down though.
Quote (t8 @ Oct. 19 2012,14:35) Oh okay. And French is your first language? And had a 5.5 earthquake yesterday, nothing fell down though.
t8I am not native to Canada,my mother and dad language was Dutch,I have learn french in school,and English in western Canada ,
and the earth quake was in the province of Quebec what is 3000 KM away east from were I am ,
Okay.
And my reference about an earthquake was here in NZ. But yes I do remember seeing something in the media about the Canadian one.
Quote (t8 @ Oct. 19 2012,19:49) Okay. And my reference about an earthquake was here in NZ. But yes I do remember seeing something in the media about the Canadian one.
Quote (t8 @ Oct. 18 2012,17:07) Antarctica has 70% of the world's supply and Australia and New Zealand have a large area of it as a territory. When the war for water starts, we have a significant advantage.
When the time comes that the 88% of us need your water, we'll just take it from the 12% of you like a big kid takes a smaller kid's lunch money! 
Quote (terraricca @ Oct. 18 2012,17:45) yes I do but we do not have our building falling on our heads……….. Mike
you like that truth ,I found that every country or peice of land as some thing good and some thing not so good ,so we kind of pick with what we can live ,this is why we live in different places ,one day some one told me he did not like my wife ,I told him that I was very happy about it ,he look at me stun,so I told him that he was now one competitor less that I have to deal with
If someone doesn't begin a “anticlockwise” vs “counterclockwise” thread pretty soon, I will. I am also going to throw “un-clockwise” into the hat.
Quote (david @ Oct. 20 2012,08:26) If someone doesn't begin a “anticlockwise” vs “counterclockwise” thread pretty soon, I will. I am also going to throw “un-clockwise” into the hat.
what would be the reasons for it
Hi Pierre,
David is cracking “a joke” – meaning what a useless thing to be discussing. …I personally prefer “counterclockwise” to the others.
God bless
Ed J (Joshua 22:34)
http://www.holycitybiblecode.orgTerrarica, you are from Alberta? Cool. Or, more to the point, cold. We are almost neighbours. What city?
Quote (mikeboll64 @ Oct. 20 2012,10:23) Quote (t8 @ Oct. 18 2012,17:07) Antarctica has 70% of the world's supply and Australia and New Zealand have a large area of it as a territory. When the war for water starts, we have a significant advantage.
When the time comes that the 88% of us need your water, we'll just take it from the 12% of you like a big kid takes a smaller kid's lunch money!
Mike, you wouldn't be American would you? :-).So, Australia and NZ have a large chunk of antartica's territory?? What does that mean?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Antarctic_Territory
The Australian Antarctic Territory (AAT) is a part of Antarctica. It was claimed by the United Kingdom and placed under the authority of the Commonwealth of Australia in 1933. It is the largest territory of Antarctica claimed by any nation.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ross_Dependency
The Ross Dependency is a region of Antarctica defined by a sector originating at the South Pole, passing along longitudes 160° east to 150° west, and terminating at latitude 60° south. New Zealand's claim to the region was formalized in 1923, when the Governor-General of New Zealand was appointed as the Governor of the Ross Dependency by an Imperial Order in Council made in London, United Kingdom.Quote (mikeboll64 @ Oct. 20 2012,13:23) When the time comes that the 88% of us need your water, we'll just take it from the 12% of you like a big kid takes a smaller kid's lunch money!
He he. If you do that, then we won't sell you any kiwifruit and will withdraw all future episodes of Flight of the Conchords.
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