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  • GilaMonster (1/12/2010)


    ... and lions don't wander the streets.

    very often...

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  • GSquared (1/12/2010)


    (This completely ignores that rideable elephants are Asian, and the African ones aren't really domesticated that way. )

    They aren't?

    There should be a 'usually' there. I have ridden an African Elephant, though I should say that it was raised on a farm and was pretty tame. The wild ones are another story.

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  • Lynn Pettis (1/12/2010)


    ROFL When my dad moved out to Colorado from New Jersey in the mid 50's, relatives back there thought people still rode horses, carried pistols everywhere and still fought indians.

    You mean they don't? 😀

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  • J-F Bergeron (1/12/2010)


    GilaMonster (1/12/2010)


    Johannesburg, South Africa. For anyone who's geography a little weak, that's at the southern end of the African continent.

    Yes, we have electricity and internet (most of the time), we don't ride elephants and lions don't wander the streets.

    😀

    South Africa.. that looks wild and completely unknown to be, how's the weather there? Must be completely different from here, in Canada!

    At the moment, hot. But then it is midsummer at the moment.

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  • Leipzig, (South-) East Germany, Central Europe. 🙂



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  • Green Bay, Wisconsin

  • Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada - right in the center of the country

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  • From? Oklahoma

    Based? Last eleven years in Massachusetts (and I'm finally not ashamed to say it).

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  • homebrew01 (1/12/2010)


    Near Danbury Connecticut

    So you're going to drive up for the next SNESSUG[/url] meeting, right?

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  • Grant Fritchey (1/21/2010)


    homebrew01 (1/12/2010)


    Near Danbury Connecticut

    So you're going to drive up for the next SNESSUG[/url] meeting, right?

    I just looked it up ... Not exactly "down the street" from me.

  • homebrew01 (1/21/2010)


    Grant Fritchey (1/21/2010)


    homebrew01 (1/12/2010)


    Near Danbury Connecticut

    So you're going to drive up for the next SNESSUG[/url] meeting, right?

    I just looked it up ... Not exactly "down the street" from me.

    Oh, what's an hour and a half to two hour round trip when there's SQL Server stuff to learn and networking opportunities?

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  • I hail from Ozark, Missouri by way of St. Louis and Cedar Falls, Iowa. And hailing is something we see more often than most areas.

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