The guns of TET fell silent

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

This thing about being yanked back to the past few pages is a bit annoying. Though, beats having the forums down so... I can live with it!

Well, I swear I'm not taking a jab at anyone but I'm cool again. Damn, I mean, I hope it's not a fever, but I'm feeling a little bit of the chills.

Please no fever. That will be uncool.

Yeah. The links are still cucked. I’ve been taken back several pages.

[The Kaisers Syndicates]

Thank you it suck’s here can’t wait to get the money to leave

Can’t blame you. Other than Chicago, there isn’t much worth anyone’s time. And Chicago ain’t all that, either. IMO.

I mean if your really bored of Chicago there is Peoria or Springfield but in Peoria you are def gonna get shot and Springfield sucks balls

[Ineva]

Never did the Bass Pro aquarium. The caverns were nice, though the Luray Caverns have since become an American favorite of mine.

Guess I am a sucker for the boring states, Lol. Loved all three of the "I" ones when I went. Have yet to go to Iowa, however, so I have not completed the tetralogy.

You just enjoy the sound of the Is. Admit it.

Not sure what possibly could lead you to assume that. I haven't a clue.

Guess I am a sucker for the boring states, Lol. Loved all three of the "I" ones when I went. Have yet to go to Iowa, however, so I have not completed the tetralogy.

Illinois is a good place to visit, at least Chicago is. But the weather. I don’t know what happened. It is 90 degrees and there’s a thunderstorm, what god did I anger for this to happen? My weather app currently has 8 severe weather alerts: 3 severe thunderstorm warnings, 1 excessive heat warning, 1 severe thunderstorm watch, a lakeshore flood advisory, and 2 air quality alerts.

My power will probably go out some point soon, just based on the winder and weather right now.

Yeesh, that sounds rough. I did Chicago in the autumn (not this autumn, but one a few years back) and it was perfect. I wish I could have brought it back home with me. Sounds like that has changed since, however...

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Can’t blame you. Other than Chicago, there isn’t much worth anyone’s time. And Chicago ain’t all that, either. IMO.

I mean if your really bored of chicagothere is Peoria or Springfield but in Peoria you are def gonna get shot and Springfield sucks balls

I have an objection about mid-Western states. Never had a good time there so I’m biased.

[The Kaisers Syndicates]

Guess I am a sucker for the boring states, Lol. Loved all three of the "I" ones when I went. Have yet to go to Iowa, however, so I have not completed the tetralogy.

Illinois is a good place to visit, at least Chicago is. But the weather. I don’t know what happened. It is 90 degrees and there’s a thunderstorm, what god did I anger for this to happen? My weather app currently has 8 severe weather alerts: 3 severe thunderstorm warnings, 1 excessive heat warning, 1 severe thunderstorm watch, a lakeshore flood advisory, and 2 air quality alerts.

My power will probably go out some point soon, just based on the winder and weather right now.

I live near Peoria it’s the same thing with the weather down here aswell… Jesus it’s hot out

[Valentine Z]

This thing about being yanked back to the past few pages is a bit annoying. Though, beats having the forums down so... I can live with it!

Well, I swear I'm not taking a jab at anyone but I'm cool again. Damn, I mean, I hope it's not a fever, but I'm feeling a little bit of the chills.

Please no fever. That will be uncool.

Yeah. The links are still cucked. I’ve been taken back several pages.

Fortunately, cats are good at jumping, so hopping through pages is not a problem for us.

Also a belated hello and hey, Nana! How are you? :3

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No fever for me, yay. So.. I just need some rest, probably. Funny, because that's all I was doing yesterday!

[Kostane]

Illinois… one of the most unremarkable states I’ve been to. Next to Idaho and Indiana. My condolences.

I feel like Kostane is gonna have something to say about that...

Illinois has:
- The tallest building in America. No, New Yorkers, having a really tall antenna is not a building.
- the Great Lakes Naval Station, which just so happens to be the Navy’s only boot camp.
So yeah, naval training might be a little screwed without us.
- historical contributions — look at the Chicago World’s fair. I sure hope you don’t need to climb up multistory buildings, because that gave you elevators. Other notable contributions include the Ferris Wheel, as well as zippers for those who enjoy wearing clothes.
- McDonald’s. Founded in Illinois. Possibly the most well-known fast food chain in the world. Is that unremarkable?

I’d go on, but that would require more research than just thinking of things off the top of my head. Notable attractions that I didn’t put much research into would be the Chicago Botanic Gardens, Navy Pier, as well as various universities.

[The Kaisers Syndicates]

I feel like Kostane is gonna have something to say about that...

Illinois has:
- The tallest building in America. No, New Yorkers, having a really tall antenna is not a building.
- the Great Lakes Naval Station, which just so happens to be the Navy’s only boot camp.
So yeah, naval training might be a little screwed without us.
- historical contributions — look at the Chicago World’s fair. I sure hope you don’t need to climb up multistory buildings, because that gave you elevators. Other notable contributions include the Ferris Wheel, as well as zippers for those who enjoy wearing clothes.
- McDonald’s. Founded in Illinois. Possibly the most well-known fast food chain in the world. Is that unremarkable?

I’d go on, but that would require more research than just thinking of things off the top of my head. Notable attractions that I didn’t put much research into would be the Chicago Botanic Gardens, Navy Pier, as well as various universities.

Don’t think the One World Trade Center is just a really tall antenna Kostane it’s taller than the Sears Tower man we just gotta live with it

[Deblar]

I feel like Kostane is gonna have something to say about that...

Illinois has:
- The tallest building in America. No, New Yorkers, having a really tall antenna is not a building.
- the Great Lakes Naval Station, which just so happens to be the Navy’s only boot camp.
So yeah, naval training might be a little screwed without us.
- historical contributions — look at the Chicago World’s fair. I sure hope you don’t need to climb up multistory buildings, because that gave you elevators. Other notable contributions include the Ferris Wheel, as well as zippers for those who enjoy wearing clothes.
- McDonald’s. Founded in Illinois. Possibly the most well-known fast food chain in the world. Is that unremarkable?

I’d go on, but that would require more research than just thinking of things off the top of my head. Notable attractions that I didn’t put much research into would be the Chicago Botanic Gardens, Navy Pier, as well as various universities.

Notice 90% of this stuff is in Chicago

[Aadhiris]

I feel like Kostane is gonna have something to say about that...

Illinois has:
- The tallest building in America. No, New Yorkers, having a really tall antenna is not a building.
- the Great Lakes Naval Station, which just so happens to be the Navy’s only boot camp.
So yeah, naval training might be a little screwed without us.
- historical contributions — look at the Chicago World’s fair. I sure hope you don’t need to climb up multistory buildings, because that gave you elevators. Other notable contributions include the Ferris Wheel, as well as zippers for those who enjoy wearing clothes.
- McDonald’s. Founded in Illinois. Possibly the most well-known fast food chain in the world. Is that unremarkable?

I’d go on, but that would require more research than just thinking of things off the top of my head. Notable attractions that I didn’t put much research into would be the Chicago Botanic Gardens, Navy Pier, as well as various universities.

So you did have something to say about that, thought so XP. That McDonald's fact made me remember that the predecessor to Burger King was founded in Jacksonville in 1954.

[New Temecula]

Springfield sucks genuinely
-Sincerely an Illinoisan

Illinois… one of the most unremarkable states I’ve been to. Next to Idaho and Indiana. My condolences.

To be honest, there is actually not much about your claim on Idaho I can refute, because you are right. There is not much remarkable about the Gem State. I have yet to see a single gem here, as a matter of fact.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Illinois has:
- The tallest building in America. No, New Yorkers, having a really tall antenna is not a building.
- the Great Lakes Naval Station, which just so happens to be the Navy’s only boot camp.
So yeah, naval training might be a little screwed without us.
- historical contributions — look at the Chicago World’s fair. I sure hope you don’t need to climb up multistory buildings, because that gave you elevators. Other notable contributions include the Ferris Wheel, as well as zippers for those who enjoy wearing clothes.
- McDonald’s. Founded in Illinois. Possibly the most well-known fast food chain in the world. Is that unremarkable?

I’d go on, but that would require more research than just thinking of things off the top of my head. Notable attractions that I didn’t put much research into would be the Chicago Botanic Gardens, Navy Pier, as well as various universities.

Notice 90% of this stuff is in Chicago

Precisely.

[Ethel mermania]

I feel like Kostane is gonna have something to say about that...

Illinois has:
- The tallest building in America. No, New Yorkers, having a really tall antenna is not a building.
- the Great Lakes Naval Station, which just so happens to be the Navy’s only boot camp.
So yeah, naval training might be a little screwed without us.
- historical contributions — look at the Chicago World’s fair. I sure hope you don’t need to climb up multistory buildings, because that gave you elevators. Other notable contributions include the Ferris Wheel, as well as zippers for those who enjoy wearing clothes.
- McDonald’s. Founded in Illinois. Possibly the most well-known fast food chain in the world. Is that unremarkable?

I’d go on, but that would require more research than just thinking of things off the top of my head. Notable attractions that I didn’t put much research into would be the Chicago Botanic Gardens, Navy Pier, as well as various universities.

McDonald's is from California. Their corporate is in Illinois.
First elevator was Archimedes, he predates chicago.

Best thing about Chicago is mrs O'Leary's cow , second best is the bears, and the architecture isn't bad. That's about it

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Illinois… one of the most unremarkable states I’ve been to. Next to Idaho and Indiana. My condolences.

To be honest, there is actually not much about your claim on Idaho I can refute, because you are right. There is not much remarkable about the Gem State. I have yet to see a single gem here, as a matter of fact.

Aside from potatoes. *nod*

[Floofybit]

I feel like Kostane is gonna have something to say about that...

Illinois has:
- The tallest building in America. No, New Yorkers, having a really tall antenna is not a building.
- the Great Lakes Naval Station, which just so happens to be the Navy’s only boot camp.
So yeah, naval training might be a little screwed without us.
- historical contributions — look at the Chicago World’s fair. I sure hope you don’t need to climb up multistory buildings, because that gave you elevators. Other notable contributions include the Ferris Wheel, as well as zippers for those who enjoy wearing clothes.
- McDonald’s. Founded in Illinois. Possibly the most well-known fast food chain in the world. Is that unremarkable?

I’d go on, but that would require more research than just thinking of things off the top of my head. Notable attractions that I didn’t put much research into would be the Chicago Botanic Gardens, Navy Pier, as well as various universities.

You might have all that. But you don't stake claim to an entire season. Winter is ours >:3

And you can thank us for popularising video games making it possible for this game to come into existence

[Wualen Mecet]

To be honest, there is actually not much about your claim on Idaho I can refute, because you are right. There is not much remarkable about the Gem State. I have yet to see a single gem here, as a matter of fact.

Aside from potatoes. *nod*

Indeed. That's the only notable thing I can say about this state.

[Kostane]

Illinois has:
- The tallest building in America. No, New Yorkers, having a really tall antenna is not a building.
- the Great Lakes Naval Station, which just so happens to be the Navy’s only boot camp.
So yeah, naval training might be a little screwed without us.
- historical contributions — look at the Chicago World’s fair. I sure hope you don’t need to climb up multistory buildings, because that gave you elevators. Other notable contributions include the Ferris Wheel, as well as zippers for those who enjoy wearing clothes.
- McDonald’s. Founded in Illinois. Possibly the most well-known fast food chain in the world. Is that unremarkable?

I’d go on, but that would require more research than just thinking of things off the top of my head. Notable attractions that I didn’t put much research into would be the Chicago Botanic Gardens, Navy Pier, as well as various universities.

Don’t think the One World Trade Center is just a really tall antenna Kostane it’s taller than the Sears Tower man we just gotta live with it

The New Yorkers built a really tall antenna for the top of their building. With no antennas, the Sears Tower is taller.

[The Kaisers Syndicates]

Aside from potatoes. *nod*

Indeed. That's the only notable thing I can say about this state.

The US version of Ireland Idaho!

[Ethel mermania]

To be honest, there is actually not much about your claim on Idaho I can refute, because you are right. There is not much remarkable about the Gem State. I have yet to see a single gem here, as a matter of fact.

Aside from potatoes. *nod*

And Idaho is beautiful, freaking cold though

[Floofybit]

Don’t think the One World Trade Center is just a really tall antenna Kostane it’s taller than the Sears Tower man we just gotta live with it

The New Yorkers built a really tall antenna for the top of their building. With no antennas, the Sears Tower is taller.

Why don't you just put a bigger antennae on the Sears Tower?

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Aside from potatoes. *nod*

Indeed. That's the only notable thing I can say about this state.

Yep.

Aside from potatoes. *nod*

And Idaho is beautiful, freaking cold though

Cold, yes. Beautiful? Not from what I saw. Didn’t have a good time there.

[Wualen Mecet]

Aside from potatoes. *nod*

And Idaho is beautiful, freaking cold though

The forest-y parts of Idaho look amazing, and the neighbourhood where I live can be described the same

However, I cannot say the same about some other places here... in the exact same city.

[Ineva]

Illinois… one of the most unremarkable states I’ve been to. Next to Idaho and Indiana. My condolences.

To be honest, there is actually not much about your claim on Idaho I can refute, because you are right. There is not much remarkable about the Gem State. I have yet to see a single gem here, as a matter of fact.

I was going to say Idaho's State Capitol until I realized more or less every U.S. state has that...

Freak Street Gallery in Boise is pretty neat. Still, Wynwood in Florida takes the cake there.

You lot have a cool civil rights memorial thing, but it is in grave disrepair.

Idaho does also have a fair few state and art museums worth checking out, but, again, not really exclusive to Idaho...

I hear Coeur d'Alene is beautiful, so I will have to check that out some time.

Ah, I got it: The old state penitentiary was a very worth-while visit. That would probably land gold for me.

The down-town Boise area was generally very nice, and I very much enjoyed the dry heat, surprisingly. I would visit again, probably.

[Kostane]

Illinois has:
- The tallest building in America. No, New Yorkers, having a really tall antenna is not a building.
- the Great Lakes Naval Station, which just so happens to be the Navy’s only boot camp.
So yeah, naval training might be a little screwed without us.
- historical contributions — look at the Chicago World’s fair. I sure hope you don’t need to climb up multistory buildings, because that gave you elevators. Other notable contributions include the Ferris Wheel, as well as zippers for those who enjoy wearing clothes.
- McDonald’s. Founded in Illinois. Possibly the most well-known fast food chain in the world. Is that unremarkable?

I’d go on, but that would require more research than just thinking of things off the top of my head. Notable attractions that I didn’t put much research into would be the Chicago Botanic Gardens, Navy Pier, as well as various universities.

McDonald's is from California. Their corporate is in Illinois.
First elevator was Archimedes, he predates chicago.

Best thing about Chicago is mrs O'Leary's cow , second best is the bears, and the architecture isn't bad. That's about it

Should I have specified the first elevator that can lift people and is electrically powered? By all means, you can use a water powered irrigation system to go up your apartment building. I’m sure that will really be comfortable and fast.

[Kostane]

The New Yorkers built a really tall antenna for the top of their building. With no antennas, the Sears Tower is taller.

Why don't you just put a bigger antennae on the Sears Tower?

There’s a reason Chicago’s called the Windy City…
Also because we’re not petty, unlike New Yorkers. I wish I could say I expected better of them, but, you know… (/hj)