Red-Ringed Tupperware Party with (ineffective) Tin Foil Hats (2)

19 out of 20 on cows. didn't do well identifying them, though. They all looked the same -dressed in cow clothing and with sharp pointy teeth
Haven't tried ducks yet.

belmondo wrote in post #3650113
Thanks, Kevin. Besides my world coming to an end, it really isn't a special day at all.

gee Chief, I didn't realize we were twins, (bday's so close together....world coming to an end...)

Why's your world ending?

theflyingkiwi wrote in post #3648380
so did you do anything exciting on your national day ?

I did a nice biking tour (around 70km), bought some fuits from the local farmers (mmmhhhhhhhhh), saw a snake and a few storks and didn't take any photos (didn't take my camera with me )

At one point, I stopped to look at the map and the cow in the neighbouring field greeted me with the best MOOOOOOOOO you can do I had to think of all of you

Now, I'm gonna eat something and off to the fireworks...

the aninal test gave me...

Congratulations. (You passed The Animal in You Test.)
You are either a Gorilla or a Porcupine personality.
But you may also be a Bison personality.

which is totally wrong! I don't correspond to any of these descriptions (the only right bit is that porcupine may have photography as a hobby)

Anyway, everyone knows that I'm a bear!!! So beware!!!

belmondo wrote in post #3650113
Thanks, Kevin. Besides my world coming to an end, it really isn't a special day at all.

My family calls me a fuddy-duddy at birthday time. I look at it as just another day, and one that I prefer not to recognize.

Good morning everyone!

BTW, these quiz's are rigged. I managed 7 for 10 on the ducks, but the cows

Theres brown cows, black cows, black and white cows and just cows. And how can a cow with 4 stomachs only eat 45 minutes a day.

18/25 (the breeds are 9a-9f, so even though last Q was #20, there were 25) on the cows.
5/10 on the ducks.

Hm, my packing is going very slow....

Do we have any experienced GPS users around here ?

I got a coordinate S 18 6'57.56" E 21 40'10.20" which I want to add in the Garmin Mapsource software but it expects the coordinate to to look something like this S19.60950 E16.39283

Do I just enter it like this S 18.65756 E21.401020 ? (The number of digits does not match in the E part of the coordinate)

tommykjensen wrote in post #3650701
Do we have any experienced GPS users around here ?

I got a coordinate S 18 6'57.56" E 21 40'10.20" which I want to add in the Garmin Mapsource software but it expects the coordinate to to look something like this S19.60950 E16.39283

Do I just enter it like this S 18.65756 E21.401020 ? (The number of digits does not match in the E part of the coordinate)

No, the numbers don't translate that easily. Let me find an online converter for you...

http://www.fcc.gov …ckel/DDDMMSS-decimal.html

18.115989° Latitude
21.669500° Longitude

Scott beat me to it. I coulda done that in a couple seconds with my National Geographic Topo! software...

tommykjensen wrote in post #3650701
Do we have any experienced GPS users around here ?

I got a coordinate S 18 6'57.56" E 21 40'10.20" which I want to add in the Garmin Mapsource software but it expects the coordinate to to look something like this S19.60950 E16.39283

Do I just enter it like this S 18.65756 E21.401020 ? (The number of digits does not match in the E part of the coordinate)

You might also check to see if there's a preference for working in degrees, minutes and seconds or decimal degrees. Oh, and IIRC South Lat. and West Long. are negative . . .

gps i remember this from school all way too complicated

ill stick to chemistry