Well you're certainly warmer as the little spoon, I'll give you that.

Well my humor is quite twisted.... and there is nothing wrong with being the little spoon!

Lol, you're the only one because of your twisted mind, but I love you for it :P. Susie (full name is Susie Showers, I kid you not) is my awesomely crazy Canadian friend from University. It was one of our many mindless back and forths that established the importance of being the big spoon :P.

;) I'm gonna hold you to that.

Why am I the only one who got that? And who is Susie? And why can't I stop questioning things?

Thank you DtL, thank you. No one has gotten that, it's just a pity my friend Susie isn't on FH.

But in response to your question: Anytime ;)

Can I be the little spoon?

=P

That sounds like good advice, and that's the basis of much of my planning anyway, to see stuff like that. Idk though, I'll bet the south can be pretty bland, but tbh I'm just fascinated with US culture, how much variation there is and how friggin' different it can be within one (albeit pretty big) country, south kinda draws me in in its own way I guess.

But yeah, will do for sure man, cheers for the wise words.

If you're headed to the US, make sure you have plenty of time for New York and California. Chicago is a great place to stop and take in the sights (especially architecture), but Cali will "wow" you with how beautiful it is. I was surprised myself. New York is so freaking huge it would take you months/years to experience everything there. The South is alright, sort of bland and boring if you ask me. If I were you I'd head to the Rocky Mountains. It's beautiful out there.

Let me know if you're headed to Chicago, I can let you know what attractions to look for and which ones to avoid.

Its definitely hard to work with Ghost Town forge-wise, mainly because I think it functions so well as a map already. I'll be jumping on Halo in about an hour, so I'll let you know what I think.

I'll definitely check that out, I always love the stuff you come out with and an Urban map sounds like a nice follow up to your last beast.

I thought the same about Ghost Town maps, it's largely cut off as a canvas and I basically wanted to take the bits I liked from the canvas and work with it, I'm not sure if it's a hit or a miss tbh.