Another quake off Japan.

the world is round ain't it?

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Originally Posted by Mtn.man

the world is round ain't it?

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yes, but we typically use the placements as exampled, its a standards thing.
otherwise, by your logic it could be argued that Salt Lake, Utah is east of Denver, Colorado.

The map is centered at 0', and Breaks at the 180s, also known as the International date line.

No piggy roast for you,,, you'd boar the guests to death ...[ROFL1]

And then why is Japan the Far East? wouldn't it be more like the far west?

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Originally Posted by Mtn.man

No piggy roast for you,,, you'd boar the guests to death ...[ROFL1]

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I am never letting you navigate anything.
[Bang]

[Beer]

I admit I missed my mark this morning on that. Thanks for pointing that out really have no idea what I was thinking.

However I have never been lost. Good sense of direction when I am somewhere.

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Originally Posted by spyder

That would hurt us if one hit in mexico, I don't mean the destruction, but food prices would be hit bad. I say we just put up a "great wall" and call it good.

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We could afford to subsidize food to near nothing with the money save. If only a quake could put a hundred mile distance between us and mexico our problem would be greatly reduced.

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Originally Posted by Mtn.man

And then why is Japan the Far East? wouldn't it be more like the far west?

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I wasn't going to, not at first.

I really tried to resist.


Which side of the Map is Japan on? (Hint: it starts with E)
Strike two.


This is also why Most countries on the eastern Hemisphere refer the Americas "The West"


No, it has nothing to do with old Cowboy movies. [LOL]

So the Middle East and the Midwest....

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Originally Posted by Not_A_Llama

So the Middle East and the Midwest....

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Correct-Are in the middle [ROFL1]