Sauza rants

[Arrrhalomynn]

Well, the next city over 1 million is.... ehmm... Paris?

[Izret101]

Ummm i think Boston is the closest place over 1 mil and if not some place in New York would be.

[Odonadon]

It's all relative, isn't it?  If you can go 7 miles away from the city of which you live, and end up in a farmer's field, forest, or mountain range somewhere, I would consider that the "middle of nowhere".  Hell, North America is effectively in the middle of nowhere (between two oceans).  And, basically, Earth is in the "middle of nowhere".  

As I sit and type this I am, in fact, in the middle of Edmonton, which in turn is in the middle of Alberta.  But if I go out into the bush 10 miles out of town and get lost, am I in the "middle of nowhere"?  No, I'm in the middle of Alberta still.  Or am I?

OD

[thx1138]

dude, you sound like you might be in a pub!

[Izret101]

Thats the way people talk in pubs? People talk much differently in bars. But he is right it all just depends on your point of veiw.

[Odonadon]

Of course I'm right - I'm Canadian.

OD

[den68]

Of course you "think" you're right. You're Canadian.

[Hydrobond]

I don't think OD realizes how sprawled American cities are.  

Urban area of Cincinnati-Dayton.

(remember, 50 miles between the two pics.)

(source: http://www.skyscraperpage...abcd1c&threadid=44966)

[Odonadon]

Of course you "think" you're right. You're Canadian.

Of course you think  I "think" I'm right.  You're American

OD