The Multinational Outhouse

Mon amis, from reading dis thread dis ain't no multinational out-house. Mais non, dis here SOH is a Cajun out-house with some multinational amis, qui.

<-- One half Spanish, one half coonass
 
Born on Kos, Greece, move to the UK when i was 7... from hot and a nice climate to wet and utterly :censored: us UK simmers love FS Developers and forums, gotta have something to do while its raining y'know?:icon_lol:
 
AckAck said:
Cause it hot down der. From Nawlins myself, but I had to move someplace cool like . . . Tennessee.

Hmmm. May just have to move again. :d

Brian
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Hot??? Nah, it's only supposed to get to 98* today, humidity only 99%. August is when it's gonna get HOT...:monkies:

 
Seems there are quite a few cheeseheads around here. I grew up two block from Lambeau Field back in the late 60's. Remeber the Ice Bowl?
 
pointy31 said:
Mais,...how come y'all leff?....:isadizzy:
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I graduated from college when the bottom fell out of the oil industry in the late 1990s. (Remember the bumper sticker "Will the last one who leaves Lafayette please turn the lights out"?) The closest job I could find with my engineering degree was with the electric company in Beaumont.

Times have changed things 360 degrees since then; Lafayette was clearly booming like crazy when I visited there a month or so ago. But, I haven't made it back over the Sabine River. :sleep:

Oh, and it isn't any cooler here -- highs have been 100 degrees the past week. But not quite as humid. :pop4:

-James
 
Kiwikat said:
Cheeseheads unite!!! :icon_lol:
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Kiwikat there is four of us cheeseheads in SOH at my last count.
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jhefner said:
I graduated from college when the bottom fell out of the oil industry in the late 1990s. (Remember the bumper sticker "Will the last one who leaves Lafayette please turn the lights out"?) The closest job I could find with my engineering degree was with the electric company in Beaumont.

Times have changed things 360 degrees since then; Lafayette was clearly booming like crazy when I visited there a month or so ago. But, I haven't made it back over the Sabine River. :sleep:

Oh, and it isn't any cooler here -- highs have been 100 degrees the past week. But not quite as humid. :pop4:

-James
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Yeah, My daughter lived in Beaumont for a few years, then back to southern Louisiana, now she and her family live in Katy, Tx. only a few hours Austin and the Hill Country...:applause:
 
Very interesting, the majority seems to be from outside the USA. Me I from Oklahoma but living in Texas these last 18 years.
 
I believe that Alexa.com will only list countries that have 2% or greater participation...

Nope, the listing for Avsim.com shows some countries with only 0.8% participation...

The age demographic for sim-outhouse.com shows greatest participation in the 50-64 range, as compared to Avsim.com's 65+ range.
 
lefty said:
Those are weird stats. South Africa ? Russia ? What about all our Dutchmen and Aussies ? Very odd.
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that could be listed members
not active members
for example there are a lot of French members
but not many that post
Ie 200 french members but 3 that post
maybe 10 Dutch and 9 post
so what you see and i see maybe different
because i register a lot of people
does not mean they post
H
 
Like H said, we've got a lot of members who aren't active in the forums. Quite a few sign up to able to download but never post.
 
<------- Ohio native

Lived in Cleveland :barf:after high school

Moved back south to cenral eastern Ohio for a few years

Moved to Pittsburgh for two years. (nope never met C9 Gal)

Left Pittsburgh to go back to Ohio

Now life has taken me to South Florida. That is for now.

Will I move again? Chances are good I will but the Sim-Outhouse has become a home.

And some of you B*st*rds are to Blame :icon_lol: :applause: :medals:

To each and everyone of you I like...

And those of you I don't...

You make it Fun

Thanks

Dave
 
pointy31 said:
Hot??? Nah, it's only supposed to get to 98* today, humidity only 99%. August is when it's gonna get HOT...:monkies:
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I didn't say it was hot there TODAY - heck that's what it's like here in TN too.

I'm talking about later when it's 112* and 120% humidity. In TN its cooler - usually only 105* and 100% humidity - like a cool balmy day. :rolleyes:

Brian
 
Hi you´ll from Louisiana.....I Lived in N. O. while going to school (Holy Cross) and before that in the Katrina "destroyed" town of Bay St. Louis, Miss............had gumbo quite often and never missed the Oyster bar in front of the Roosevelt Hotel....this all is from 1954 to 1961......Looooooooooooooooooong Agoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.:applause::applause::applause:
 
I'm a Michigander; been here my whole life. I've traveled some but always seem to come back. Granted times are tough here but I seem to get by fine.
I too like the fact that our hobby is a worldwide phenomenon. I didn't get to converse with real live Dutch people until after I joined this forum (I'm a 4th generation Dutch-American myself; hailing from near Holland, Michigan)
 
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