Hello

[osprey]

Also did I mention that I live in city so IT'S BLOODY LEVELED. NO HILLS!!!!!!!!

erm... have you been to no other cities before?

There are hills in almost every city I've been to. Including the one three miles from where I live. Hell, not even that far.

But, y'know, San Fransico's completely flat, right?

Places near the sea are flat Tarukai. What muffinsticks doesn't understand is that I live close to the inner city so there can't possibly be hills.

I live about 10 minutes from the sea and there's actually a massive hill leading down to the beach for a long strech of beach, not to mention dozens of other hills.

[datherman]

The poor lighting serves only to make you look even creepier.

Poor lighting makes EVERYTHING creepier.

Me, lit only by my computer screen.

That's not an excuse. Mine was entirely monitor-lit as well.

[nickspoon]

I live about 10 minutes from the sea and there's actually a massive hill leading down to the beach for a long strech of beach, not to mention dozens of other hills.

Well yeah, but you live in Canada where everything is backwards.

So wait, let me get this straight. The conflict in this thread is about whether or not MuffinSticks can see Segovia's soul with his 100-yard range soul vision because he is standing near Segovia's house on the hill which Segovia claims does not exist. Right.

The answer to this is that it doesn't matter where MuffinSticks is geographically because souls exist on the astral plane. Duhhh.

And re: creepy pictures:

[MuffinSticks]

Well not really. The argument about whether or not hills exist doesn't have much to do with whether or not I can see him, it's just that I said I hide in the hills behind foliage. My soul vision cannot be intercepted by anything >=[

[osprey]

You even got a little fridge and a tv up in those bushes...

[MuffinSticks]

computer-screen-reflection-in-glasses competition.
It's DC if you couldn't tell.

[Muninn]

Places near the sea are flat Tarukai.

[Baconsticks]

I fuckin loved that movie.

[Arloest]

Your a geologist! Awesome! Can you help me with my World Geo homework?

This post is old now but I could probably help. Geology and geography are two different ballgames to be sure, but World Geography was my favorite class in 9th grade and helped get me into the field in the first place.

[Dr. Sticks]

Geology and geography are two different ballgames

the other day, my kind-of-dyslexic-but-maybe-just-stupid friend was in his first week of Geometry (as it's a new semester) and he was saying to me "Doog, goddam, this geometry is hard. I don't understand it at all" and I tried to ask him what exactly he didn't understand, to try to help him, but then ten minutes later he said "OH pants, NO WONDER. THIS IS MY GEOGRAPHY HOMEWORK."

[Segovia]

Still can't figure out why people think Math is hard.

[RocketGirl]

Still can't figure out why people think Math is hard.

I still can't figure out why some people can't spell or punctuate properly. Everyone's got their strengths and weaknesses.

[Segovia]

Hey, grammar has more rules than math. Math is easy; all you have to do is add some numbers and you have the answer. Grammar, especially in English is full of rules that most of the time don't make anysense. I am still doing well in English but I say it's harder than Math.

[Ibun]

There is more to mathematics than just addition.

[datherman]

Math is easy; all you have to do is add some numbers and you have the answer.

Tell that to Calculus.