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That would be good, except for the fact that its only pretend and their not actually there, probably. | That would be good, except for the fact that its only pretend and their not actually there, probably. | ||
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| + | *From the notes: "It is assumed that Jonas and Sarah are in either Canada or Mexico, as they are the only possible international countries that can be reached by truck from California." | ||
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| + | I'm gonna edit it, but i saved it here for a good-natured chuckle. all "countries" are international, i suppose. also, technically, one can drive from the United States into South America, all the way down to Argentina and Chile. Though it would take quite some time. See: http://www.well.com/user/dreyer/ ("My brother and I drove a Toyota 4Runner from San Francisco, California to Tierra del Fuego and back, between March 9 and July 15, 1996.") | ||
Revision as of 19:12, 14 November 2007
triangulate their location
- i realize that fans are thinking this. it's probably going to happen but i just want to make note about it before it happens, that it is absolutely absurd. - platy nov 13
- that's correct, but it may be possible to track them using their ip address as these usually pick up the rough location from where one is posting.--129.64.99.48 09:52, 14 November 2007 (CST)
That would be good, except for the fact that its only pretend and their not actually there, probably.
international countries
- From the notes: "It is assumed that Jonas and Sarah are in either Canada or Mexico, as they are the only possible international countries that can be reached by truck from California."
I'm gonna edit it, but i saved it here for a good-natured chuckle. all "countries" are international, i suppose. also, technically, one can drive from the United States into South America, all the way down to Argentina and Chile. Though it would take quite some time. See: http://www.well.com/user/dreyer/ ("My brother and I drove a Toyota 4Runner from San Francisco, California to Tierra del Fuego and back, between March 9 and July 15, 1996.")
