Numbers about yourself

[BonzaiJoe]

New records:

North: 66'27N (Kögur mountain, Hornstrandír, Iceland)
West: 23'07W (Straumnesfjell, Hornstrandír, Iceland)
South: 22'10N (Macau, China)
East: 139'48E (Tokyo, Japan)

[Akoss Poo a.k.a. Zorromeister]

Summary of my records (they have separately in this thread, let them be united somewhere):

North 56°09'N Aarhus, Denmark (7°54' from my hometown)
West 122°29'W San Francisco, Golden Gate Bridge, United States of America, California (143°7' from my hometown)
South 33°59'N Los Angeles, Venice, United States of America, California (14°16' from my hometown)
East 24°30'E Bistrita, Romania (3°52' from my hometown)

Location: 48°15'N 20°38'E Kazincbarcika, Hungary (elevation: ~135m)

Elevation: Chopok Mountain, Slovakia (2 024m)

(I have my plane ticket to Istanbul, Turkey, 28°57'E - that would be an East record in September.)

[zaqrack]

(I have my plane ticket to Istanbul, Turkey, 28°57'E - that would be an East record in September.)

excellent choice of destination!

[zaqrack]

New records:

North: 66'27N (Kögur mountain, Hornstrandír, Iceland)
West: 23'07W (Straumnesfjell, Hornstrandír, Iceland)

How was Iceland? I long to go there someday.

[BonzaiJoe]

The nature was unbelievable. We hiked for five days in a remote, uninhabited area. It was tough, and it was cold (even though it was sunny and summer), but so beautiful. Every little corner was beautiful. The pictures you can see on Facebook are good, but of course they don't grasp the feeling of being there. Two other special things: the air is cleaner and fresher than anywhere else, and the place we went to was flooded with mountain springs full of drinkable water.

We only saw a small corner of Iceland. I think I could go there 20 times and still have areas left to see. You should go mainly for nature, though. Culturally, it's certainly got appeal, but it's quickly surveyed. Reykjavik is a nice and active hipster city with a good atmosphere in summer - a bit like Århus, but smaller and with better views.

[CTG]

hipster city

That one was the moment when I decided not to visit Iceland.

[BonzaiJoe]

You're 4 years behind. It's not cool to hate hipsters anymore. Move on.

[CTG]

You're 4 years behind. It's not cool to hate hipsters anymore. Move on.

Their lifestyle is damned far from mine. And try to listen the ByeAlex song more than twice - you will be immediately 50 years behind.

[BonzaiJoe]

Oh, the Grand Prix song Well, that was a pretty boring song, but they sure dressed like hipsters.

[BonzaiJoe]

By the way, Copenhagen hipsters listen to techno, dancehall, obscure electronica and minimalistic indie pop. They can't be totally like Budapest hipsters.

[CTG]

Oh, the Grand Prix song Well, that was a pretty boring song, but they sure dressed like hipsters.

As for me, hipster is just a word for new wave metrosexual snobs.

(I don't know who the fvck voted on that fag.)

[BonzaiJoe]

Oh, the Grand Prix song Well, that was a pretty boring song, but they sure dressed like hipsters.

As for me, hipster is just a word for new wave metrosexual snobs.

(I don't know who the fvck voted on that fag.)

<3 new wave metrosexual snobs

[alanrotoi]

I don't know why they create a lot of new words just to say "nerd"

[CTG]

I don't know why they create a lot of new words just to say "nerd"

A crate of beer to Mr. Osuna!

[Usrin]

I don't know why they create a lot of new words just to say "nerd"

Those are guys who are unable to make an achievement in science/sports/art/a hobby/their job/their family life/etc., so they desperately try to prove that they are "special". If one word doesn't sound so "special" anymore, they have to invent another one...

Btw, hipsters don't occur in the nature, so I'm sure that 99% of Iceland's area is free of them.