Pacific Northwest - I've done it now, whoo boy!

So I went to the South America section and I see these folks in a land dispute :fight: and I think "Hey, there is some good stuff here."

So I claimed all of the Andes and Rainforests for the PacNW. Familiar territory I figure, so the ease of taking it should be good, with moderate backup. ;)

Man i though the world had plenty of land for every-one:rolleyes: .

What ever you do do not claim North Dakota :D

North Dakota is a wretched place.

North Dakota is a wretched place.

I know it is flat makes it easy on us roadies. But as a place to go it sucks!

Better not take over MD either, becuase your not having our crabs and seafood:D .

I just claimed San Diego for the Pacific Northwest

Better not take over MD either, becuase your not having our crabs and seafood:D .
I've got my own crabs thank you very much... I don't want yours :)

Better not take over MD either, becuase your not having our crabs and seafood:D .

No shortage of crabs and seafood in the Pacific Northwest. :D

MD is running out of crabs actually, Bay pollution has killed the seafood production big time:( .

I just got us the Grand Canyon and renamed it the Southern Gorge.

Salutations from the Antipodes, oh evil one!

Now that you have claimed all our interesting features for the PNW, could you please send us some rain? We could do with it down under.:D

I've got my own crabs thank you very much... I don't want yours :)

I told you not to pick up that blonde!:D



Ohhh...that wasn't nice, not very nice at all.

So I went to the South America section and I see these folks in a land dispute :fight: and I think "Hey, there is some good stuff here."

So I claimed all of the Andes and Rainforests for the PacNW. Familiar territory I figure, so the ease of taking it should be good, with moderate backup. ;)

So, does this mean we can give parts of the Pacific NW away in trade? Thinking . . . Lynnwood for Mendocino . . . Kauai for Kent . . .

:)

No. We need them for base, there is power in magnatude.

I think that in order to "claim" a territory you have to physically be there and show proof. I could "claim" New England, but if I've never been there what's the point. I think that there should be a picture of you standing next to a sign or a landmark in order to stake a claim.

I have been to the Sub-forum, so I can claim it.

I agree, this is extreme monopoly man:D.

I was in China this summer and Japan this past spring, therefore I claim them.

I was in China this summer and Japan this past spring, therefore I claim them.
Pics?

Pics?

A "bike truck" in Guilin, China:



A bike "parking garage" in Sendai, Japan:

A "bike truck" in Guilin, China:



A bike "parking garage" in Sendai, Japan:




Never see the day that i would see a bicycle parking garage:).

What a concept, eh? They're near most train stations in Japan.

A "bike truck" in Guilin, China:



A bike "parking garage" in Sendai, Japan:


Are there any pictures with you in them? We need verification if we're going to hand over two countries to you. :)

Are there any pictures with you in them? We need verification if we're going to hand over two countries to you. :)

YOU are going to hand over the countries to ME? I thought I was claiming them for the NW! :rolleyes:

But, if you insist: (I'm the one getting, not giving, the foot massage.)

What a concept, eh? They're near most train stations in Japan..

Are the train staions over there affordable?.

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Are the train staions over there affordable?.

Good question. I don't think train travel is cheap (it wasn't as a tourist, even with a Japan Rail Pass), but it's cheaper than owning a car, and it's quick and efficient.

Good question. I don't think train travel is cheap (it wasn't as a tourist, even with a Japan Rail Pass), but it's cheaper than owning a car, and it's quick and efficient.

I hear ya, but i would rather bike ride than be stuck with a bunch of people on a train.

I hear ya, but i would rather bike ride than be stuck with a bunch of people on a train.

True, but often train commutes are over much longer distances that one might want to ride, especially on the Japanese bikes. They look pretty uncomfortable, heavy, and not made for long distance rides. They're very utilitarian, quite unlike most of the bikes I see around here.

True, but often train commutes are over much longer distances that one might want to ride, especially on the Japanese bikes. They look pretty uncomfortable, heavy, and not made for long distance rides. They're very utilitarian, quite unlike most of the bikes I see around here.

Had no clue they have crappy bikes, i guess driving a golf cart will be the "cool" thing to do over there.