Let's suppose you want to go from New York (USA) to Antwerp (Belgium). You try to get the shortest route using Google Maps. Take a look at the result: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=e...=UTF8&z=3&om=1
(especially step 23)
Let's suppose you want to go from New York (USA) to Antwerp (Belgium). You try to get the shortest route using Google Maps. Take a look at the result: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=e...=UTF8&z=3&om=1
(especially step 23)
LMAO that's a good one! Somehow I doubt many people would survive...
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Laura
So, men are noisy and aggressive, and women are delicate and sensitive. At least it's clear that Beethoven was male; but it does suggest that Chopin was female, and Mozart was both.
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doesnt look that far, only takes up half the screen!
Choose band. Choose bars. Choose more bars. Choose visiting all those bars in one night and waking up next to a complete stranger. Choose TMP. Choose a name. Choose staying up all night talking to random people. Choose to increase your alcohol tolerance.
Choose your future. Choose band life.
It could have directed you to the end of the pier....a little less distance to swim....thanks for the link
Alan
That's brilliant....thank you.
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Google Maps does it again! This time you get to swim!
Google Maps has obviously been sponsored by some health and fitness organisation, as the recommended route from New York to London is to swim 3000 miles across the Atlantic!!
They also have listened to Brass Band members by offering directions using Pubs as landmarks!
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http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&hl...82.265625&om=1
See step 23 and 58
We already noticed this a couple of weeks ago (but that was to Antwerp)
Oops.. sorry Jan hadn't noticed that thread!
No worries. Merged.Originally Posted by winterman
Midlands Regional Champions, 2nd Section - 2011
no problem
we've merged the two threads.
I always joked to my friend from West Yorkshire that he should write a book entitled 'Navigating round Yorkshire via pubs' cos every time I asked him where something was he'd go 'Remember so-and-so pub that we went to? Well....'
Euphonium players, eh?!
Kim
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