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archis
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I am at 56°30'38.00''N 20°59'47.00'' E
Latitude 56°30'38.00'' N, Longitude 20°59'47.00'' E
In summary: Korky Buchek going on his next tour? I like a very much Korky Buchek!:)In summary, the government has taken no further action since the Tuliyakiv reforms and Korky Buchek is going on his next tour.
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TheStatutoryApe
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33°, 41.0 n / 117°, 54.4 w
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George Jones
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45° 19' n 65° 53' w.
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Jonathan Scott
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50°58'32.15"n 1°24'00.78"w
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xxChrisxx
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I'm behind you.
EDIT: +53° 26' 33", -2° 5' 44"
EDIT: +53° 26' 33", -2° 5' 44"
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Jonathan Scott
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George Jones said:
On a taxiway at Saint John Airport?
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Borek
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52°19'37.88"N 21° 5'24.04"E
Rabbit hole?
George Jones said:
Rabbit hole?
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Integral
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44° 38' n 123° 6' w.
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George Jones
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Jonathan Scott said:
About 12 kilometres away.
Borek said:
Wonderland? Avoiding planes?- #10
Jimmy Snyder
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I'm at lat=40.015521 lon=-74.816736. But don't tell my wife. She thinks I'm at lat=40.00182 lon=-74.814651
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Borek
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George Jones said:
No, rabbit hole was the only kind of living quaters I could imagine at these coordinates. I have seen hares at Heathrow many years ago, so rabbits are quite reasonable
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Sorry!
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lat: 43.508349, long: -79.639675
:)
:)
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fluidistic
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31°25' 01 s
64° 11' 17 w.
64° 11' 17 w.
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DaveC426913
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N43.60151
W79.50065
16.3km from Sorry! by car.
W79.50065
16.3km from Sorry! by car.
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DaveC426913
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Kind of smelly there...George Jones said:
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Sorry!
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DaveC426913 said:
Not far enough my friend.
lol joking :) can you see me waving!
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DaveC426913
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Sorry! said:
Heyyyy!
: wave :
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rathat
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Sorry! said:
Hey your near me, I am in Bucks county PA. 40.209, -74.996.
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turbo
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44d54m27.48s, 69d47m58.23s
Please don't send a Predator drone!
Please don't send a Predator drone!
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Borek
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turbo-1 said:
Lol, if entered literally that puts you in Kazakhstan
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turbo
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Hmmm. I think I'll stay here, though.Borek said:Lol, if entered literally that puts you in Kazakhstan
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waht
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turbo-1 said:
too late, calibrating cruise missiles, ignition sequence initiated...
http://home.hetnet.nl/~ericenmarijke/img/200803/usbmissilelauncher.jpg
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turbo
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Nerf[/URL] missiles are OK. I have a metal roof.waht said:
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waht
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They are deep bunker buster penetrators:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmZ-QKglyrc&feature=related
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmZ-QKglyrc&feature=related
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B. Elliott
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41°23'35.35"n 72°5'22.28"w
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turbo
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They look kinda "foamy" if you don't mind me saying so. If you could launch shaped charges or depleted uranium projectiles at me, I'd be a bit worried, though.waht said:
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fluidistic
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lol I've edited my profile : I added the exact location.
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Quincy
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Borek said:Lol, if entered literally that puts you in Kazakhstan
turbo-1 said:
lol, say hi to Borat for me. So, has the government taken any further action since the Tuliyakiv reforms? Btw, when is Korky Buchek going on his next tour? I like a very much Korky Buchek!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=<object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/tlPs95dgRYw&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/tlPs95dgRYw&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>
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1. What does "Latitude 56°30'38.00'' N, Longitude 20°59'47.00'' E" mean?
"Latitude 56°30'38.00'' N, Longitude 20°59'47.00'' E" is a set of coordinates that indicate a specific location on Earth. The latitude refers to the north-south position, while the longitude refers to the east-west position. In this case, the coordinates indicate a location in the northern hemisphere, 56 degrees north of the equator, and 20 degrees east of the prime meridian.
2. What is the significance of these coordinates?
These coordinates can be used to pinpoint a specific location on Earth's surface. They are important for navigation, mapping, and other geographical studies. They can also be used to determine the climate, terrain, and other characteristics of a particular location.
3. How accurate are these coordinates?
The accuracy of these coordinates depends on the measurement method used. Generally, they can be accurate up to a few meters using GPS technology. However, the accuracy may vary depending on factors such as atmospheric conditions and the quality of the equipment used.
4. Can these coordinates change over time?
Yes, these coordinates can change over time due to various factors such as plate tectonics, sea level changes, and human activities. However, the changes are usually very small and may not be significant for most practical applications.
5. What other information can be determined from these coordinates?
In addition to the location, these coordinates can also provide information about the time zone, local sunrise and sunset times, and the distance from other locations. They can also be used to determine the direction and distance to other locations using trigonometry and other mathematical calculations.
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