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Well, at a wild guess, I'd have to say Hell. What a great name for a town...

Originally posted by Kameleon
Well, at a wild guess, I'd have to say Hell. What a great name for a town...

Good job, Kameleon! 1,000,000 more no-points for you.

Yes, Peer went to Hell. While there he sent all of his friends letters postmarked from Hell and ate an ice cream cone in Hell.

Ah, but did he have a snowball fight?

I'm off - TTFN

EDIT - one last thing:

OK, boys. Nuff with the spam already.

1. Warf is on a Mountain
2. Warf is NOT in America or Asia
3. Warf would rather go and see this continent's exotic wildlife instead of sitting on this cold mountain...
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Is he at Mt. Kilamanjaro?

Originally posted by Tybaltus
Is he at Mt. Kilamanjaro?

Gall dang it! I put it up and 30 seconds later, he knows the answer! Grr....

1. Warf is travelling in a circle.
2. He has to cross an ocean and walk along two continents to follow this path.
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Well...would that be land connected path?

Then it would be Antartica, South America, Latin America, North America, Green Land and then back to Antartica. The same ocean fits in at different places.

The faint sound of a helicopter can heard, but no one pays attention as they focus their attention towards the riddle at hand.

Amidst the ponderings of our troubled anti-DF, he fails to notice the figures making their way to find out where Warf is really located, some say he is near Mt. Kilamanjaro some say Kingston, but these mysterious masked figures know better.

With precise movement akin to that of a cat, they scale the roof, before the first figure crashes through the skylights whilst a flurry of smoke grenades creates chaos for those stuck within.

a second masked figure slides down the ropes and launches another three smoke pellets, while a third one has their entry covered with a red-flighted arrow nocked on a bow from the roof. In the confusion, he snatches Warf, quickly gags him and skillfully climbs back up the ropes carrying Warf on his shoulder, shouting 'we gotta move - go, go, go!'. When the smoke starts to clear, the people inside can just catch a glimpse of the masked figures disappearing through the skylight, while the roar of a chopper is becoming fainter and fainter.

"Just as the smoke clears, a single red-flighted arrow, smelling vaguely of smoke and apricots, flies into the room through the hole where the skylight once stood. Tied around the shaft of the missile is a note, also scented like apricots. The note reads: "Where's Warf now? Muahahahahaah!"

Originally posted by Aqua-chan

1. Warf is travelling in a circle.
2. He has to cross an ocean and walk along two continents to follow this path.
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Hm, it cannot be the Antarctic circle this this cross only the continent of Antarctica. Is it the Arctic circle, it crosses the Euruasian and Amercian continent plus Greeneland. Do you count the Arctic sea as one ocean? The Arctic circle crosses both the Atlantic and the Pacific at Berings strait, and Barents sea north of Russia.

Warf is now with the Rolling Thunders, having the time of his life.


May God have mercy on his soul. He`s gonna be a wreck.

Originally posted by oki101
Warf is now with the Rolling Thunders, having the time of his life.


May God have mercy on his soul. He`s gonna be a wreck.

Warf is with us? Do you have any proof of that?
I haven't seen him at the Rolling Thunder, nossir.

Hmm, so where on the tropic of Capricorn did you kidnap the poor guy from then?

Originally posted by Aqua-chan

1. Warf is travelling in a circle.
2. He has to cross an ocean and walk along two continents to follow this path.
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Warf is following the equator. He will cross South America and Africa, and while the equator intersects some island in the south Pacific, which are grouped in with Asia, they're technically not part of the Asian mainland.

Originally posted by Kameleon
Hmm, so where on the tropic of Capricorn did you kidnap the poor guy from then?

Us? Kidnappers? Never! Shush!

Originally posted by HighLordDave
Warf is following the equator. He will cross South America and Africa, and while the equator intersects some island in the south Pacific, which are grouped in with Asia, they're technically not part of the Asian mainland.

But if he follows the equator, he must cross 3 oceans, Indian, Pacific and the Atlantic...

Originally posted by C Elegans
But if he follows the equator, he must cross 3 oceans, Indian, Pacific and the Atlantic...

I stand corrected. I withdraw my guess of the Equator and am now backing C Elegans's answer of the Arctic Circle.

Originally posted by HighLordDave
I stand corrected. I withdraw my guess of the Equator and am now backing C Elegans's answer of the Arctic Circle.

Providing Aqua counts the Arctic sea as one sea, I see no other solution...

Originally posted by C Elegans


Providing Aqua counts the Arctic sea as one sea, I see no other solution...

I think there are an almost endless number of solutions. But I doubt any of them is the one Aqua had in mind.