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Originally posted by: shasta Does Sacremento even have a Hard Rock???quote>Yeah...it's located at some shopping center. Been there once several years back...I think that's it.

I prefer GLR. Mainly because I like watching the trains go everywhere, plus it is now draggable, and you can put in sharp turns.

Originally posted by: FavreKev04 Fox - I saw a Modern Marvels yesterday, thats not there sewer. It for when a storm hits the city and the rivers get over filled they empty the water into huge storage underground (the picture you put up)quote>Read up a few posts

Originally posted by: edmonton_stinks This may not even be doable (suggestion for CU or ST1000 maybe?) but how about bus-only roads/oneways/etc? (Emergency services would also be able to use these)quote> This can already be done. Just download "BRF UrbanLegend Traffic Control Pack" (read the readme): https://www.simtropolis.com/stex/index.cfm?id=3199

Groove Armada - Hands of Time

For those that didn't read the article, 606 people will actually live in that building. The one family....plus all their live-in staff. Originally posted by: zzsim Originally posted by: simzebu Somebody needs to donate more to charities... A nation without proper utilities in many areas, and this guy is willing to build a 60-story house, just for himself.quote> ^ Agreed, in a country where such a large amount of money could improve the lives of so many people, I am surprised to see someone willing to spend it constructing a personal skyscraper. At least he will have a good view all the slums !quote> Why is this relative to the country one lives in? Excess like this in a rich country is OK with you?

Originally posted by: autoVino Destructive and costly! Sounds great! But really, does Texas really need this? I say they don't build it.quote> The entire route isn't needed currently. The kink here is will it be needed 50 years from now?

Originally posted by: Atomic_Sheep Whats NAM and where can I get it?quote>Look up a few posts...ah! There ya go. Originally posted by: warrior You need to download the new NAM (june) from the modds + download sectionquote>

Originally posted by: Mike the Mayor It's not good to hear that it's destroying great parts of farmland, that's never a good thing environmentally.quote>Not necessarily.

1200 feet wide?!? Then I read what was all included... There are twelve different route possibilities at this point (on the website at least)...the one listed above is the 'recommended preferred alternative' ...check that here: http://ttc.keeptexasmoving.com/flash/interactive_map/interactive.htm And this is the official Trans-Texas Corridor website: http://ttc.keeptexasmoving.com/

Holy schnike...what's wrong with making the movements?!? Remember the original Nintendo and Duck Hunt? You pull the trigger and kill the fictional ducks! Same thing here, except you're simulating stabbing humans. Think for a second...how much different is this game from fencing?

Originally posted by: Deever I don't know the title of that hip-hop song but it goes something like this: Nobody wanna see us together, now it don't matter no--coz I got you. . . Everywhere I go I hear this racket, from the advertisements on TV to my friends who keep on singing it! I gotta listen to some more Bon Jovi.quote> Ugh...that song is utterly horrible. That's not a hip-hop track, that song is in the genre called CRAP.

Meh. Everything causes cancer.

Hey, the US Gov't Debt may rank #1 in size in the world, but as a percentage of GDP it ranks #32. I hope this isn't what encourages the politicians to spend more... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_public_debt

Originally posted by: SkiGeek One major cultural difference: In England most people walk home from their local pub. In America, most people drive. Drinking + driving = bad news quote> Very true...'buzzed' driving is quite common in my experience. The excuse is that they only need to drive a few miles.

'When I was a little nappy headed boy' Lol...Stevie Wonder...that song makes me laugh every time...with many thanks, of course, to Don Imus.

Originally posted by: N_O_Body 1.6 million what? Lire? Mere bag of shells.quote>What with the weak US dollar and all, it's what... $200 Canadian?

Not a fan of mixed drinks myself...when drinking I usually reach for a beer. I prefer wheat beer ala Widmer or Pyramid (especially the Pyramid Apricot Weizen). Blue Moon (Belgian White Ale) is also good. I've had several IPAs too...tastes like mold to me

I usually go sweet with lemon or raspberry. For me it usually comes from the soda fountain or a convenience store (ala Arizona, Lipton, Nestea). Occasionally, I'll go straight up....when I do that it's usually home-made.

I'd love to see more city pics. Nice use of Porkie's fire station in the first one!

Both. I flip a coin in my head when I need to choose.

If all three were available, I would go for the Sierra Mist every time.