norfolksouthern37
what's a normal map?
You should come to Singapore. 90F and 85% humidity, 365 days a year.
but that sounds exactly the same...
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You should come to Singapore. 90F and 85% humidity, 365 days a year.
I take offense to this
I very much disagree with generalizations about a country - especially my own
Disregard what you have been told about my country's inhabitants, they are no more stupid than in your country or anywhere else on the planet.
Yes sir I am now a moderator, however, I don't think we need to close the thread right now because a little humor doesn't hurt unless it becomes attacksLOL Sorry, wasnt my intention haha
I normally do so too, but due to some inhabitants in the US that have this 'patriotism' thing (you know, the ones that pray to the US flag every morning ), i already got comments like 'Uh, germany? Are u Nazi??' and 'Germany is that Country between Russia and Africa?' ...and do believe that comments like this normally come from US people :hehe:
Yep, agreed, i know that. I have many skype friends in the US, and its exactly as you said - except the 'patriotism' guys
@ryanstrains = didnt knew you became a mod here (...), but then close it. the problem was solved anyway. I dont see any flamewar or insults in this thread though....
Yay Does that mean I get to tell my story about the one time we had a storm that dropped pea sized hail on a 45 degree day? I thought that was pretty insane considering I never thought such a thing could occur until I witnessed with my own two eyes.Yes sir I am now a moderator, however, I don't think we need to close the thread right now because a little humor doesn't hurt unless it becomes attacks
Funny how you always describe the US as the universe....
"No, in Germany, we pay with EC-Cards (like everywhere in europe i think), which is a debit card. Credit cards are not very common, you cant even pay with them in most shops"
No, EC-card is now very much a German exception. They have been discontinued almost everywhere else. In all other EU countries credit- or debit-cards that belongs to major networks (Visa/Visa Electron or Eurocard-Mastercard/Maestro) are the norm, and in many of them have been so for a very long time (UK, Italy, France especially, for more than 30 years). Germany is very backwards as regards electronic money, many people there sticking to cash, banknotes and coins as if they were some kind of fetish. Just look on eBay the number of German sellers who almost expect you to come over and pay in cash... Move on!
I can get around the whole Western part of Europe without a credit card. Less then 40% of my country has a credit card and those that have it mainly have it for travel or online purchases. Reason I ever got a credit card was to travel to the US. Main reason I kept it after that was that I needed it for business travels every now and than.Then Germany must be the only place in the Universe where a credit card of one form or another is not an essential requirement for every day living.
You should come to Singapore. 90F and 85% humidity, 365 days a year.
Yay Does that mean I get to tell my story about the one time we had a storm that dropped pea sized hail on a 45 degree day? I thought that was pretty insane considering I never thought such a thing could occur until I witnessed with my own two eyes.
That's not uncommon here. In fact, I've heard that several times. It always blows me away. It happens at least once every 2-3 years here. Extreme Thunderstorms on cold day (At least by my terms, I know for those folks in the the Northeast during the winter that might seem hot), are unbelievable. Just remember, the sun plays amazing tricks in the desert. That day it was raining most of it, so there was some awesome moisture content, and then the sun popped out and warmed it up from about 35 to 45 in 15 mins. That's all it took to get an insane storm going.Not as funny as Thunder Snow...
If y'all want variation, come to the Northeast. Humid in the summer, freezing in the winter.
American weather is crazy............Come to northern Wisconsin for extreme. We've had 2 inches of snow for breakfast and 80 degrees by dinner.. on the same day.