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ardchoille said:I live in Seattle. We are the rain capital of the USA. We have a saying here; "we don't tan, we rust".
Lol, very funny!!!
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ardchoille said:I live in Seattle. We are the rain capital of the USA. We have a saying here; "we don't tan, we rust".
KevinJS said:I've copied your question about restaurants into your lead post. Thought it might help stimulate debate.
I'm from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The city is the seat of provincial government, although Calgary is much bigger. As a result there is fierce rivalry between the two cities, particularly in football and hockey.
The city is home to West Edmonton Mall, the worlds biggest shopping mall.
More will follow. I'm trying to remember the name of my favorite restaurant, but it slipped my mind.
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KevinJS said:There's probably some sort of dodgy counting mechanism at work at West Ed to make it the biggest in some way. It's still billed locally as the biggest in the world, but let me tell you from bitter experience, it has what feels like the worlds's smallest parking lot.
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That's in every mall especially on saturdays lol, and these are a few words of wisdom NEVER PARK AT A MALL ON BLACK FRIDAY, well that's if there are any spots left if not just park on the sidewalk lol
jameschloe71 said:I love reading from people on the other side of the planet! Of course I'm from the most incredible place on earth , yep AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE ( sorry couldn't help myself )
I just moving into summer and a hot Xmas , I live n the coast as most of us do and I love my ipad, they just need to make the next one water proof! Anybody have those few apps that they just can't go without? Probably won't work here but I wold love to know lol
No not prehistoric just small ( pop. Of oz same as New York ) but in same landmass area as US
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Roy Rob said:This is near where I live in Ontario. It is the Welland Canal with its series of locks to raise ships up over the Niagara Falls between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. This is part of the Saint Lawrence Seaway which allows ships from all over the world pass through the Great Lakes.
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