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Originally posted by DanS
Ha!
Indian reservations are moving upscale...
http://www.destinationgrandcanyon.com/activities.html
Ha!
Indian reservations are moving upscale...
http://www.destinationgrandcanyon.com/activities.html
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Just a patch of rocky desert.www.my-piano.blogspot -
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It's still inhospitable.Originally posted by DinoDoc
Well it is somewhere of national signifigance.www.my-piano.blogspotComment
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Never been there I take it. The place is rather nice.Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.Comment
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Actually, there will still be a "Stabucks" there, but the store logo will look slightly crappier and the coffee won't taste quite the same; on the other hand, a grande mocha latte will only cost $0.45.Originally posted by DinoDoc
Probably a nice little Chinese Coffee Shop like Starstrucks or something completely original like that.
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I take it you didn't choose to live there, then.Originally posted by Oerdin
Never been there I take it. The place is rather nice.www.my-piano.blogspotComment
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No work in my field. The grand canyon area isn't the desert you seem to think it is. The rims are both high up (north rim is higher then the south) and the area is dominated by pine trees. More then a bit of snow in the winter. The lower gorge gets hot but there is plent of water, after all it is the river which made the gorge, and people have lived there for thousands of years. None of it is "inhospitable" as you have claimed.Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.Comment
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You'll notice I didn't strictly claim that it was the area that was inhospitable.Originally posted by Oerdin
No work in my field. The grand canyon area isn't the desert you seem to think it is. The rims are both high up (north rim is higher then the south) and the area is dominated by pine trees. More then a bit of snow in the winter. The lower gorge gets hot but there is plent of water, after all it is the river which made the gorge, and people have lived there for thousands of years. None of it is "inhospitable" as you have claimed.
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Oh, you didn't?Originally posted by Doddler
It's still inhospitable.Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.Comment
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Why can't we have a Starbucks in the Lincoln Memorial?Comment
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Why can't we have a Starbucks in the Lincoln Memorial?
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And at that wall to the Americans killed in Vietnam. Place could use a KFC too.Originally posted by One_more_turn
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FREEDOM!!1!In Soviet Russia, Fake borises YOU.Comment
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Originally posted by Tingkai
And at that wall to the Americans killed in Vietnam. Place could use a KFC too.
There appear to be several very close by.
If the Chinese want to make the Imperial Palace a commercial free zone then I'm all for it. I have big problems if they want Chinese companies to continue opporating there but they outlaw foreign competition.Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.Comment
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Yes, it sounds like an campaign to promote local businesses. Remember the lawsuit against the Chinese restaurants who blatantly copied Starbucks right down to the logo.
Just look who is asking for this: "Chinese nationalists"
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