Joe Batt's ArmYes, I am in Newfoundland, fairly close to the place in the picture (Cape Bonavista Lighthouse).
The first two clues should help you to pinpoint my location.
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Joe Batt's ArmYes, I am in Newfoundland, fairly close to the place in the picture (Cape Bonavista Lighthouse).
The first two clues should help you to pinpoint my location.
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That's why I went with New Zealand, it's about as corner as you can get. It's refreshing to have lived this long without encountering a lesson from a flat earther about the true map. I still only have a taste of it.Wait......flat Earthers believe there are 4 corners, and that one of them is as close as Newfoundland, Canada? And they haven't travelled to this place to see that there, in fact, is no edge of the world?
Wait......flat Earthers believe there are 4 corners, and that one of them is as close as Newfoundland, Canada? And they haven't travelled to this place to see that there, in fact, is no edge of the world?
Are you saying the PCP is not a political movement?
I just ordered a fuckload of yard signs that suggest the contrary.
If Rum isn't a PCP candidate, I don't know who is.... well, except for Miller running for Sheriff, of course.Me too:
If Rum isn't a PCP candidate, I don't know who is.... well, except for Miller running for Sheriff, of course.
I see no reason the uber guy shouldn't be drinking rum.
i feel cheated.college corner, ohio
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Joe Batt's Arm on Fogo Island in Newfoundland, Canada
Clue #1: Jose Bautista = Joey Bats = Joe Batt's. The fact that Bautista plays for a Canadian team was a coincidence
Clue #2: Kyrie believes that the earth is flat ... the Flat Earth Society believes that the earth has "four corners" and that one of those corners is on Fogo Island (specifically Brimstone Head, a few miles away from Joe Batt's Arm).
Clue #3: Newfoundland has its own time zone (NST, or UTC - 3:30) which is half an hour ahead of Atlantic Time (UTC -4:00) and half an hour behind Western Greenland Time (UTC - 3:00). Hence, my being between time zones.
If you are so inclined, keep your eye out for Atlantic puffins up there. That general area (give or take a few hundred miles north/south) is about the only place on North America to see these birds.