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'''NOTE:''''' I awarded the virgin graticule for a reportedly successfull expedition. However, the promised pictures never materialized, so there's no proof of success. So should an expedition with proper proof of success occur, this award could reasonably be challenged.'' | '''NOTE:''''' I awarded the virgin graticule for a reportedly successfull expedition. However, the promised pictures never materialized, so there's no proof of success. So should an expedition with proper proof of success occur, this award could reasonably be challenged.'' | ||
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According to http://www.bcca.org Kansas City is located at 39° 7' N 94° 35' W (See Picture)
| Shenandoah, Iowa | Bedford, Iowa | Princeton |
| Topeka, Kansas | Kansas City | Marshall |
| Lawrence, Kansas | South Kansas City | Warrensburg |
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Today's Location: [Kansas City, MO]
Participants
- Darkwind 03:05, 22 May 2008 (UTC)
- SibernetiK May not be able to make it this weekend.
- MythGuy (Maybe the 2nd Saturday)
- Giraffatitan on June 21st?
- Paavopetie
- RenegadeRebel
- Spindizy Will try to make it when he can..
- Julisana Plans to turn up sometime when the location's a bit closer to downtown.
- Robocron Wednesdays & Thursdays if it's close to downtown.
Next Saturday
XKCD Official Meetup Time: 4:00 PM - See you there!
Expeditions
- 2013-06-10 - Swensonj reached a hash while passing through this graticule.
- 2008-05-31 - Made it despite the weather! Pictures to be posted shortly. - SibernetiK
Achievements
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SibernetiK earned the Graticule Unlocked Achievement
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NOTE: I awarded the virgin graticule for a reportedly successfull expedition. However, the promised pictures never materialized, so there's no proof of success. So should an expedition with proper proof of success occur, this award could reasonably be challenged.
