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Bethlehem Steel

Failing A Little Less Each Time. 

06 July 2005

06:48 - Earthling Locator

So the first couple times I tried to upload this pic it wouldn't work and then I converted it to .gif and then back to .jpg and now it's all grainy... but uploaded. I'm sure that's not even the right way to do it. Whatever.

Ok! Google Earth is awesome because you can put in two locations and the program will fly you from space and zoom into your location. You can tilt and rotate the 3D city landscapes. This is really fun if you are a dork, liked to play games like The Oregon Trail in grade school, and are also really high.

Do you want to see my apt? Ok great:



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