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Oh, that hurts schmenke, that hurts. :laugh:
You might have understood though, if you'd tried, that my suggestion was to not wait too long for a new question, if the winner of the previous question felt disinclined to ask it. Right now, we're in the middle of a question. It's what is known as a "different situation". ;)
Is that West Virginia?
Somebody answer this question quick so that elephant can run away.
I see a black wolf with a gun sneaking up behind it!
OK a hint:
The back legs of the 'elephant' are snipped from the larger land mass.
Southern Ontario with borders of Quebec, Lake Huron, and Lake Ontario.
Yep, that makes sense, although there is no border with Quebec in that image. I believe it's completely Ontario, although Detroit might just squeeze in the upper-left corner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr Giacomo Rappaccini
North would be to the right with Lake Erie on the left.
Lake Titicaca?
YES! This is correct (except the part about Quebec)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr Giacomo Rappaccini
North is to the right.
About 8 million people live in that region.
Ever since I was a little kid, I'd thought of this as resembling an elephant, LOL
Carry on with the Google-Proof questions!
Which city comes next in this list?
1. Buenos Aires
2. La Paz
3. Brasilia
4. Santiago
5. ???
Bogota?