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Haha, we won't bite you. 
Have you seen a giant sequoia tree in real life?
What was the highest elevation you have gone to (mountain counts, no planes)
How far have you driven alone?
Which do you prefer, woman or man for serious relationship?
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Have you seen a giant sequoia tree in real life?
What was the highest elevation you have gone to (mountain counts, no planes)
How far have you driven alone?
Which do you prefer, woman or man for serious relationship?
There you go
Haha, we won't bite you.
Have you seen a giant sequoia tree in real life?
Yes at Redwood in California when I was very young, we drove through the tunnel below of the tree, pretty cool!
For tower, it would be the Tokyo Tower at the main deck.
For building, it would be the Sunshine 60 building in Tokyo at 250ish meters.
For mountain, it would be Mt. Hood, I don't know how many feets Mt. Hood is, but I was used to go there for snow ski with my family, not now anymore.
From Washington to Colorado, just visiting my friends.
Which do you prefer, woman or man for serious relationship?
There you go
Woman or man... Hard decide lol. I'd prefer men because more fexible, probably.
Thanks for the question
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Yes at Redwood in California when I was very young, we drove through the tunnel below of the tree, pretty cool!
For tower, it would be the Tokyo Tower at the main deck.
For building, it would be the Sunshine 60 building in Tokyo at 250ish meters.
For mountain, it would be Mt. Hood, I don't know how many feets Mt. Hood is, but I was used to go there for snow ski with my family, not now anymore.
From Washington to Colorado, just visiting my friends.
Woman or man... Hard decide lol. I'd prefer men because more fexible, probably.
Thanks for the question
Mt. Hood is about 11,000 ft or so at the top. You probably skiied at roughly few thousand feet below the top.
Was that a coastal redwood or a giant sequoia? The difference is that coastal redwoods grow at the coast and they're taller but slender and giant sequoias grow in the sierra mountains and survive the cold and snow thru winters. Coastal Redwoods don't like snow in general.
Mt. Hood is about 11,000 ft or so at the top. You probably skiied at roughly few thousand feet below the top.
11,000? That is like 11 times Burj Dubai bwhahaha
Ohh I think it's just a redwood... Sorry for the misunderstanding lol I was very young and remember very little...
I was born in Portland, Oregon while my mom was living in Vancouver so I grew up whole my life in Vancouver, Washington.
Ohhh yeah! I love animals and very against the animal cruelity, even I am working on my vegetarian lifestyle
Also I have 4 pets on my own, three guinea pigs and a cat, they are my sweeties! Computer, obsiviously lol, also I like to walk around, shopping for clothes and video games and books. I love surfing around the internet researching many things around the internet, and I like to chilling around with my closer friends.
Video games, movies, computer, researching, guinea pigs, anything comes from Japan
I love AD! I feel like this place is a school place for me to go, learning many things, meet new people, etc. What's more, I believe this forum is the best forum I ever went than any forums that I've attend right now.
Umm Me too bored!
What is favorite fruit?
lol Canptole(sp?) melon, yummy!
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Originally Posted by sequoias
Mt. Hood is about 11,000 ft or so at the top. You probably skiied at roughly few thousand feet below the top.
11,000? That is like 11 times Burj Dubai bwhahaha
Burj Dubai is at least 2,000 ft tall when completed, not 1,000 ft tall.
Quote:
Was that a coastal redwood or a giant sequoia? The difference is that coastal redwoods grow at the coast and they're taller but slender and giant sequoias grow in the sierra mountains and survive the cold and snow thru winters. Coastal Redwoods don't like snow in general.
Ohh I think it's just a redwood... Sorry for the misunderstanding lol I was very young and remember very little...
Haha, it's all good. Just wanted to tell you the differences.
Originally Posted by sequoias
Mt. Hood is about 11,000 ft or so at the top. You probably skiied at roughly few thousand feet below the top.
11,000? That is like 11 times Burj Dubai bwhahaha
Burj Dubai is at least 2,000 ft tall when completed, not 1,000 ft tall.
Quote:
Was that a coastal redwood or a giant sequoia? The difference is that coastal redwoods grow at the coast and they're taller but slender and giant sequoias grow in the sierra mountains and survive the cold and snow thru winters. Coastal Redwoods don't like snow in general.
Ohh I think it's just a redwood... Sorry for the misunderstanding lol I was very young and remember very little...
Haha, it's all good. Just wanted to tell you the differences.
Quote:
Originally Posted by sequoias
Mt. Hood is about 11,000 ft or so at the top. You probably skiied at roughly few thousand feet below the top.
11,000? That is like 11 times Burj Dubai bwhahaha
Burj Dubai is at least 2,000 ft tall when completed, not 1,000 ft tall.
Quote:
Was that a coastal redwood or a giant sequoia? The difference is that coastal redwoods grow at the coast and they're taller but slender and giant sequoias grow in the sierra mountains and survive the cold and snow thru winters. Coastal Redwoods don't like snow in general.
Ohh I think it's just a redwood... Sorry for the misunderstanding lol I was very young and remember very little...
Haha, it's all good. Just wanted to tell you the differences.
Oops about the height.. I mean about 5 times Burj Dubai lol my bad..
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20, wish I am 21 lol..
Houseboy because both of my roommate have to work too much and I don't work so I take care of the house for them to make them feel better.
Archiect, but I don't know if I would ever make it..
OFC!! I was the best photography student and bave been attending photography class for 3 years during my high school and got Senior Award for it.
Nope, I am single and happy with that.
Mexican foods exclude the spicy and any noodles especially Asian's noodles meals
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PuyoPiyo,
Do you often go to Starbucks?
Do your parents sign?
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
What do you do for a living?
What is your favorite beer?
Do you often go to Starbucks?
Do your parents sign?
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
What do you do for a living?
What is your favorite beer?
Have to admit, more boys
Used to when I live with my roommate last year but now not really anymore because too expensive.
Yupp, since they found out I was deaf, and my mom was used to be ASL interpreter for 5 years.
Yupp one brother, older than me. I am living with him as my roommate now.
Hanging out with friends, doing my hobbies, taking care of my pets, just my life thingy
Mike Hard Lemonade, but I am more a wine person, for wine, it's Sutter Home Zindfel(sp?), that wine TURN ME ON! lol.
Really? I can be annoyed when other guy stare at me too, it makes me feel VERY nervous, especially if he's too hot for me lol... I don't often stare at other guys or girls really.
I am kinda undecided about Texas because I like any desert states like Nevada, Arizonia, New Mexico, and Texas, they are all good states to me. It's just hard to decide.