siberia

Having been listening to an audio book called 'travels in siberia' on my way to work.

But what else might have been in Siberia when there were wooly rhinos and mammoths?

That made the residents furious at being treated like prisoners in Siberia (from their viewpint).

In a few more years, nobody will care - let him rot in Siberia for all I care.

I hope the guy who designed those lens caps didn't get exiled to Siberia or something.

The 2013 Chelyabinsk meteor in Siberia was also in the petajoule range.

We already know that Siberia was home to wooly rhinos and mammoths.

That's in Siberia and does have a good amount of mining there.

For example, Siberia will really like to get rhinos, mammoths and other large animals back, and it is possible to breed them from existing warm-climate ones.

Once I met those guys from UK in Siberia riding their bikes.

Going over Siberia appears unlikely - you got seafaring people used to tropical climates (they never saw snow or ice) suddenly dropping the seafaring stuff and becoming winter-hardy and walking all the way across Siberia and then down the North America...

(Maybe its not, I dont know, but to a rational person it begs the question) There is already growing evidence for warming in Siberia causing the release of methane resulting in craters.

I guess if you count being shipped to a brutal gulag in Siberia a "home," then yes.

I don’t mean their design is from the '60s -- I mean they start with engines that were literally made in the '60s and, like, packed away in Siberia somewhere.").

Although like Wikipedia the likelyhood of someone spotting bad edits is inversely proportional to how "busy" the area is, if you're going to add a new street to the center of Paris that's likely to be spotted much sooner than adding some fake country rode to the middle of Siberia.

"the Soviet Union had the decency to grant the masses that stayed clear of politics a safe life" I have to note that it's only true about late Soviet Union (1955 onwards?), because earlier Soviet Union was explosively unsafe country where you could be shot "for being a spy to Japan", relocated to uninhabited island in Siberia during Winter to freeze there, or just starve in one of famines.

I could go on for days; the point is that Hilary Clinton deserves to be in jail or scrubbing toilets in Siberia.

Grandfather had 6 gunwounds and worked all his life on a coal mine in Siberia.

So he rejected the offer, droped out of the force and went back to Siberia.