Nightkill and G-Tech make an rp (Closed)

[Alleniana]

Perhaps we should skip to arriving now?

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Perhaps we should skip to arriving now?

I shall post soon as possible, just a bit tired at the moment.

[Alleniana]

Perhaps we should skip to arriving now?

I shall post soon as possible, just a bit tired at the moment.

Ok. Should be fun to finally get into the action.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Hallejuah, I did it.

[Neo Arcad]

Hallejuah, I did it.

I know you get thanked a lot, but thank god!

[Alleniana]

Oh yay. Champagne.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

It was actually 33 degrees here just recently- that sort of weather can get exhausting.

[Alleniana]

It was actually 33 degrees here just recently- that sort of weather can get exhausting.

33? Gee. We scarcely get that a few times a year.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

It was actually 33 degrees here just recently- that sort of weather can get exhausting.

33? Gee. We scarcely get that a few times a year.

You're Australian, right?

Interesting, I mentally envisioned it as always warm.

[Alleniana]

33? Gee. We scarcely get that a few times a year.

You're Australian, right?

Interesting, I mentally envisioned it as always warm.

Australia's too big to be that homogenous.

Melbourne and anything south, or for that matter, even quite a way north, not up to Canberra though, can get pretty cold; a couple of degrees sometimes. The rest is pretty much temperate, while up in the north it's almost always hot. I see the weather forecasts in winter:
Melbourne will be having a low of 5 and a high of 19, Darwin will be having low of 20 and high of 34, back over to you

[Rupudska]

33? Gee. We scarcely get that a few times a year.

You're Australian, right?

Interesting, I mentally envisioned it as always warm.

When I used to live in Virginia Beach, it got around that temperature rather often in summer. Not constantly, but it's not rare for the temperature to reach 33-35 degrees C, either.

What made it a problem was the fact that anything less than 85% humidity in summer in Virginia Beach is considered a sign of the apocalypse.

[Alleniana]

You're Australian, right?

Interesting, I mentally envisioned it as always warm.

When I used to live in Virginia Beach, it got around that temperature rather often in summer. Not constantly, but it's not rare for the temperature to reach 33-35 degrees C, either.

What made it a problem was the fact that anything less than 85% humidity in summer in Virginia Beach is considered a sign of the apocalypse.

Apocalypse?
Gee.

I'm annoyed, because even though it's about a week from summer's start, its still so cold we have to turn on the central heating, which is pretty bad considering it never snows in Australia except on the high mountains, and then only in winter.

Melbourne weather is notoriously unpredictable.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

viewtopic.php?p=17406827#p17406827

Q and A about something that could be important.

[Alleniana]

http://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic.php?p=17406827#p17406827

Q and A about something that could be important.

Oh, interesting.

[Constaniana]

You're Australian, right?

Interesting, I mentally envisioned it as always warm.

Australia's too big to be that homogenous.

Melbourne and anything south, or for that matter, even quite a way north, not up to Canberra though, can get pretty cold; a couple of degrees sometimes. The rest is pretty much temperate, while up in the north it's almost always hot. I see the weather forecasts in winter:
Melbourne will be having a low of 5 and a high of 19, Darwin will be having low of 20 and high of 34, back over to you

But are the giant Satan flies and Caine toads everywhere?

[Manahakatouki]

The cold breezes of Canada can never help me remember what it's like to be warm...

[Shaggai]

I am now back and should be able to get my app up sometime kind of soonish.

[Neo Arcad]

Maryland is perpetually the worst climate. In the summer, it's humid and horrible. In the winter, it's always 33 degrees Fahrenheit (that's 1 degree Celsius- in other words, just above snow temperature).

[Nightkill the Emperor]

More posting, lads.

[Nationstatelandsville]

More posting, lads.

I'll post in a bit.

[Manahakatouki]

More posting, lads.

Coming right up

[Alleniana]

Australia's too big to be that homogenous.

Melbourne and anything south, or for that matter, even quite a way north, not up to Canberra though, can get pretty cold; a couple of degrees sometimes. The rest is pretty much temperate, while up in the north it's almost always hot. I see the weather forecasts in winter:
Melbourne will be having a low of 5 and a high of 19, Darwin will be having low of 20 and high of 34, back over to you

But are the giant Satan flies and Caine toads everywhere?

Flies are pretty common, but not quite everywhere. Cane toads? Pah, northerner's stuff

Maryland is perpetually the worst climate. In the summer, it's humid and horrible. In the winter, it's always 33 degrees Fahrenheit (that's 1 degree Celsius- in other words, just above snow temperature).

The cross between snow and rain is the worst; wet, so flows everywhere, but freezing cold, and then its slushy, and nobody likes slushy anything except in mouth.

I'll be a posting soon, too.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

So, posts.

[Nationstatelandsville]

So, posts.

Thulani really doesn't have anything to say.

I mean, he does, but saying it would get him fired.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

So, posts.

Thulani really doesn't have anything to say.

I mean, he does, but saying it would get him fired.

Have him think it then.

Or you can have him say it, and Heisenberg is relatively lax on that stuff.