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doktorandus (11/25/2012) [-] 
I see the concept of a joke eludes you too.
Please, feel free to scroll down and join those who are equally intent to prove that the outside is, in fact, better. And post pictures of places that you, nor I, will ever visit in our lifetime or have the ability to interact with, or enjoy it's sights with our own senses.
Instead, continue your banter on how real life is better while using a bunch of pixels of some unvisitable and remarkable place.
Sound familiar yet?
Please, feel free to scroll down and join those who are equally intent to prove that the outside is, in fact, better. And post pictures of places that you, nor I, will ever visit in our lifetime or have the ability to interact with, or enjoy it's sights with our own senses.
Instead, continue your banter on how real life is better while using a bunch of pixels of some unvisitable and remarkable place.
Sound familiar yet?
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doktorandus (11/25/2012) [-] Oh.
Oh, you mean that screenshot?
Of that one place you'll never visit in your lifetime?
That's somehow out of reach but yet you wish you were there, strolling through it's landscape?
I can't imagine where I've wished for that before.
Oh, you mean that screenshot?
Of that one place you'll never visit in your lifetime?
That's somehow out of reach but yet you wish you were there, strolling through it's landscape?
I can't imagine where I've wished for that before.
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pussymonger (11/25/2012) [-] We see what you're saying: "most people that lives up here"...we live in the (mostly) concrete jungle we call America. And what ever isn't choked in smog and covered with cities/industrial areas is NOT all that fantastic. And if there are areas of the US that look like your picture, they are very remote, and most of us (adults, mind you) don't have time to find and visit one of these places, let alone your home country.
