Can you see Antarctica from there?
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Can you see Antarctica from there?
If I remember correctly, Thule is near Greenland (or even a part of it), so it's not Antartica, but Artica (North Pole). And furthermore, I don't think that he lives there...
It was a mythical name used in the past to describe various islands in the north atlantic throught history, part of greenland is named after it aswell. Certainly nowhere near the antartic.
I see somebody in Czech rep. or Slovakia or Poland (can't tell exactly), wondering who is it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thule_Island
Wikipedia only had 1 Thule Island listed.
Kudos to antisocialmunky. When in doubt wikipedia is just a couple of clicks away...Quote:
Originally Posted by antisocialmunky
On a clear day yeah. Idk if it is because i can actually see that far or because of a superior mirage.Quote:
Originally Posted by antisocialmunky
mastool inta?:inquisitive:Quote:
Originally Posted by /Bean\
his hometown is on his profil avatar, and you say he lives in Plymouth?:inquisitive:
wut the heck bean?!:clown:
Think he just got confused by my response. foot lives in Brighton so he's not that far away.
@antisocialmonkey my mistake, if you type in Thule into wikipedia you gat a different answer, no doubt thule island got its name form the mythical one though.
It also came up as a town in Greenland. @acin - must be interesting living on a remote island[/OT].
It has its pros and cons.Quote:
Originally Posted by antisocialmunky
Polar bears ?
I imagine the inhumanly harsh winters feel like a relief, what with all the midges one has to endure in the summer. You don't win with arctic conditions.
Wrong Pole. 9_9
Do people who live down there travel to the mainland much? Also, what's there to eat down there? :)
Must be quite lonley living on Thule Island.
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I live near the volcanic crater, where it is less cold and the water never freezes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cadwalader
When I need supplies I get in my boat (no I am not a crazy hermit) and travel to the biggest settlement in the South Sandwich Islands, Grytviken.Quote:
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EDIT: I also eat the most delicious seafood you will ever have if I take the time to catch them.
When was the last time anyone checked it out? Back in the 80's when the British had to come and wreck all the Argentinian buildings?Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbin
funny picture. I think you are just jealous that I live in the most peaceful place in the world. :beam:Quote:
Originally Posted by antisocialmunky
Lol. I envy you your lack of winter snow.Quote:
Originally Posted by a completely inoffensive name
I once visited his place. Nice and cozy. Awful lot of trolls though.
What? That isn't racist, it's true! True I say!
Who's trolling? I say we report his(her?) post(s).Quote:
Originally Posted by A Very Super Market
Do you guys need to turn every thread into off-topic penis fencing? Seriously, it's old. And it's the same people. Knock it off.
Nice to see an EB (and Romani on top of that) member in the same canton :beam:Quote:
Originally Posted by Martelus Flavius
Since there are so many members in Europe, the team should organise an EB2 European release party or something.
The more and more I think about it, the more I want the title of this thread to change to: How is EB formed?
Can always be one in Porto too. Just make use of your resources and put down Sino-Portuguese contacts for a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jolt
It's also my favourite period, but you can always lend a hand in this one too.
So many people from different parts. I am suprised that everyone has such good english. I feel kinda bad now that I can't speak any other language like german or portuguese or even american with your damn weird spellings and pronunciations.
As a side note, is there a list or anything of who the EB members actually are? Everyone seems to know but I can't follow or find a list anywhere.
EDIT: Oh, and a list of their jobs/roles within the team would be great, if anyone feels obliged?
It's probably easier for us to learn English because so many films, music and books are in English. I mean: you probably have not seen, or read 'Oorlogswinter' but I have seen and read 'Animal Farm' (weak comparison I know, but you get the point). We grow up in a world were English plays a big part.
Woohoo! bring on the world language! (that is untill everone switches to chinese)
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The more and more I think about it, the more I want the title of this thread to change to: How is EB formed?
And who's the New Yorker on the team?
Actually, only those who wish to post this information are going to do it. I don't think we'll ever made a list. (Where do you think all our Occultus agent were trained???)Quote:
Originally Posted by Blxz
For me it's quite simple, and that is not a cover... Geology student.
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Martel
That would be me.Quote:
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