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This climate is ****ing alright, I'd give it a ****ing C
Btw, was in Croatia. Beautiful ****ing women and beautiful ****ing beaches. Would have loved to **** some hot chick on the ****ing beach.
Women from Albania and Croatia are very beautiful. Last time I went to Myrtle Beach there were some beautiful immigrant Albanian women. Very ,very beautiful women.
Forgive my curiosity. What is the record snowthickness for Vancouver? It looks very wet in winter, so very high snowthickness must have been recorded.
Yes we have had several large snowstorms over the years. I think the record is around 65 cm.
I hate when it snows here in the city... on the mountains no problem.
Yes we have had several large snowstorms over the years. I think the record is around 65 cm.
I hate when it snows here in the city... on the mountains no problem.
I think it also depends where in the city. The airport down by the water at sea level would be about that amount. Other parts of the city would be higher depending on elevation and distance from the water.
I think it also depends where in the city. The airport down by the water at sea level would be about that amount. Other parts of the city would be higher depending on elevation and distance from the water.
For example,
İzmit has both warmer and drier winters than Vancouver but record snowthickness for İzmit was 90 cm, which was recorded in February 1929.
When I travelled to Croatia there were hot as **** women and I would loved to have ****ed every single ****ing one of them but oh the perils of travelling with your ****ing family. **** **** ****.
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Originally Posted by elnina
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Huh? Words have different meaning in different languages. Do you speak other languages than English?
Pola was the Italian name fir that city. Initially Pola's population of 45,000 was largely made up of ethnic Italians. However, between December 1946 and September 1947, most of the Italian residents fled to Italy during the Istrian exodus. Subsequently, the city's Croatian name, ****, became the official name. Today the city of Pola or **** is officially bilingual, hence both **** or Pola are official names. Since the collapse of Yugoslavia in 1991, ****-Pola has been part of the newly created Republic of Croatia.
(From Wikipedia)
I don't think translation is an issue in the above post as written.
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