I'm working over there as an economist.Jessiedog said:Why slaar?
Woof
Should be interesting.
I'm working over there as an economist.Jessiedog said:Why slaar?
Woof
purves grundy said:Nice one. We're not so far from each other!
<waves at Hypocolius>
Ninjaboy said:update for korea, there is also rachellyabused (seoul) .
lin dze said:As well as a REALLY infrequent poster named lin dze living here in the ol' land of morning calm as well. (Seriously, that's a misleading name if ever there was one. Gotta love early morning fish salesmen in their little bongo trucks/lorries!) I'm currently experimenting with various soju cocktails and am absolutely blasted on a creation I've named the 'savory'. Vegetable juice, chilli paste, soy sauce, liberal amounts of soju and a garnish of kimchi on a toothpick, topped off with a sprinkling of 'San Chu', the local lemon tasting herb. Soju at 360ml and 22% alcohol for less than a pound a bottle? One must always experiment, especially with drinks that blur the line between nourishment and intoxicant. One can also make a tasty martini with soju, I call it the 'gong gong chill' (007 in Korean). Sometimes it's hard not to like this place.
MightyAphrodite said:This is what we need
http://www.freewebs.com/urbanitesmap/
just click place your PIN and go from there...quite handy i reckon
the only problem i have with that link is the fact that it pops up a window (even in firefox) and clicking that window anywhere (even to close it) takes you to http://www.bravenetmedianetwork.com/xmlcpc/click.php with a bunch of parameters that identify you somehow and are no doubt recorded for whatever tracking purposes they have. its a cool map though.Rock Bottom said:I would like to thank everyone for their contributions. I reckon, in the future, this thread will prove its usefulness - especially when people travel out to such far out places for the first time.
I would like to remind people, if they find the time, to also put a little pin on MightyAphrodite's wonderful little creation - and would like to thank him or her (with Aphrodites, the distinction is not particularly clear) once again for the effort. Mods, can we find someplace to put this map someplace which is easy for urbanites to find? Maybe a new sticky??
RachellyAbused said:Where in Korea are you???
Oh soju, mmmm. Soju and soya milk, my version of a white russian.
miss minnie said:the only problem i have with that link is the fact that it pops up a window (even in firefox) and clicking that window anywhere (even to close it) takes you to http://www.bravenetmedianetwork.com/xmlcpc/click.php with a bunch of parameters that identify you somehow and are no doubt recorded for whatever tracking purposes they have. its a cool map though.
Aye!Rock Bottom said:Any ideas to connect the global urbanite community can only be a good thing!
kyser_soze said:I'll be visiting your rather fab pair of islands from 23rd Jan - 06th Feb. The plan ATM is to spend a 4 days on the North Island (my main plan is to visit Napier cos I've seen pics of all the deco buildings and feel the need to waste camera film there), then Nelson for my mate's 40th on the 29th, followed by an anti-clockwise drive around the South Island via Queenstown so I can do the Hackett Thrillogy and camp out by Wakatipu again...
So inbetween all that anyone anywhere near my likely routes up for a beer or three?
*does impression of excited 5 yr old*
FruitandNut said:- but what the heck has happened to Hong Kong - where is the beautiful Repulse Bay I once knew - all those souless skyblocks now, and no Repulse Bay Hotel right on the beach (where British and Japanese troops fought hand to hand down the corridors).
mhendo said:In case this list is still being updated:
Baltimore, Maryland, USA.