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Hey,
I wanted to make a member location game by making a poll where you come from.
I just want to know how the percetages are per continent.
I hope all members join this poll.
Greetz,
***edit*** Of course specifying the location would be nice too. Thnx Framework.
Not sure if you wanted specifics or not, but i'm in North America in the state of Tennessee. :)
I'm in North America live in the state of Pennsylvania in the Kensington section of Philadelphia.:D
Europe
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heh all over :)
irish guy (coleraine) moved to teeside and have just recently moved to glasgow scotland!
v_Ln
Close to Washington D.C.
I live in FL. In U.S.A. ;).
Cya
Hey Hey
Just wanted to point out it's North America and South America. When I hear Northern America I think of Michigan and Ohio and New York.... yada yada yada...
Anyways.. I live in London, Ontario Canada... 1 Hour from Port Huron, MI and 2 hours from Toronto, ON....
Home is Snohomish, Wa. I am there approx. 3 days a month. The rest of the time, anywhere in the continental USA.
Central illinois USA. was in indiana for a while but moved back to this hellhole
Far suburbs of Chicago, Il and just like ZomBieMann77, its nothing but a hellhole.
Antwerp, Belgium. Soon to be Austin, Texas, though :)
*Changed the poll options to satisfy HTRegz :)*
Dallas, Texas, actually in a suburb called Plano. Soon to be Austin, Texas, though :)
Oh, goodness! I'm not the only one! ;)
suburbs of chicago illinois
the extremely wet state of Florida, USA. Wet I say? My street has flooded 4 times in the past week. That's the STREET mind you, not the swale (the dip in the driveway and grass to either side). And (from my point of view) it has the unfortunate quality of never getting below 60 degrees Fahrenheit where I am. The rain evens out the temps though (hate bright, clear skies; my eyes just aren't used to it).
Use to be from Chicago Illinois but am now living in Arkansas (basically the middle of nowhere).
A town called Pocahontas (yes like the Indian Girl). About 2 1/2 hours form Memphis TN.
[edit]I here a lot of people saying suburbs of Chicago I was born In the suburb of Elk Grove Village which is near Arlington Heights. Pretty Close to Ohare.[/edit]
Hey .: Shrekkie :.,
I live in SW Missouri, USA. Depending on who you ask I am in either tornado alley, or the bible belt portion of my country. Unfortunately we had several huge tornados destroy 3 cities right around me recently, all were within 50 miles from my home, the closest was 9 miles from me.
This is a great idea for a long discussion, I too would like to see everyone post to this.
c ya'all l8r
I was born in Ravenna, Ohio....lived in Edinburg for most of my life, Kent...moved to Ravenna again, and now I'm in Diamond...which is in Lake Milton, but no one really knows anywhere in Ohio anyway, so it doesn't matter.
I live in Belgium near Antwerp
thnx for correcting the poll ... Damn the north-americans are in the lead ;)Quote:
Just wanted to point out it's North America and South America. When I hear Northern America I think of Michigan and Ohio and New York.... yada yada yada...
im from Croatia-Europe...lived in Germany,Austria,Bosnia,Michigan :)...currently in OHIO ..Cleveland...
South Africa.
If you take a map of S.A. and draw a cross on it ,then put a pin where the lines cross each other you will find me. :)
No mountains, no sea, just miles and miles of nothing.
A.O. Keeps me sane!!!
Regards
Mike
I live in the U.S. & im a southern gentleman. I used to live in some of the larger cities in South Carolina, took a trip to florida, then afterwards I moved to Georgia.
Speaking of mountians mike, I've recently taken a trip to North Carolina and seen some really pretty mountians and there was a road leading to the top of some of them but geezz the roads are so twisted with turns it makes a long drive. Took like 2hours to drive back down just the 1 mountian we had drove up to. Florida has nice beaches. And Georgia is kinda cool in some of the larger towns like Atlanta or Augusta but there isn't much here in my town though... just four wheelers, rocks, clay, trees, wood mills, mines, guns, & rednecks.
I'm in tex-ass, heh, but if I listened to some of the way the good ole boys talk down here I'd think we were our own continent. puh. Originally from PA though, little town just north of Philly. Damn I miss the seasons.
meh... Birmingham, UK. Middle of the country renowned for raining all the time but today is an exception - it's gotten to the excessively hot temperature of 20 degrees C :)
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We need as many members as possible to sign this poll to have a good view :p
I noticed that not a single member from Australia has voted in this poll yet.
I thought there were quit a few aussies on this board.
Anyway I am from the Netherlands as you can tell from that little flag next to this post.
Far north west subburbs of Chicago IL USA. There seems to be a larg number of us Chicagon landers here, are teh rest of you kids or did you take part in the massive BBS presence here in the mid 90's ?
From Glasgow -- West of Scotland, not independent, still part of the UK, and usually raining.
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but no one really knows anywhere in Ohio anyway, so it doesn't matter.
I basically live in a city that is completely surrounded by endless cornfields (Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA). Watch the movie field of dreams and that is a pretty good representation of my surroundings.
I live in Port Huron Michigan. Two cities north of Detroit, Detroit is on the water and Im on the same one just two cities up. Souleman Lives 4 cities up if i remember right. Hes two up from me. My family moved here from Colorado before i was born (WAAAAY before) and my Familly before that came here to the US from Germany and Ireland. and there you have it, the making of gore. :)
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Originally posted here by gore
I live in Port Huron Michigan. Two cities north of Detroit, Detroit is on the water and Im on the same one just two cities up. Souleman Lives 4 cities up if i remember right. Hes two up from me. My family moved here from Colorado before i was born (WAAAAY before) and my Familly before that came here to the US from Germany and Ireland. and there you have it, the making of gore. :)
Port Huron.. Damn man an hour away.. and your money is worth like 30x our money... you really should come visit...
Oh yeah and thanks for correcting the Poll Neg.. it made me feel special..
DE == Dela-Where? == Delaware
Bout .5hrs from Philly, 2.5hrs from NYC, 1.5hrs from Baltimore, 2 hrs from D.C., bout .25hrs from MD and finally.. bout .75hrs from NJ ;)
They call it the "Tri-State" area... (DE, MD, PA) though it is more than 3 states close by.
I could take a quick 15 min drive and hit PA, MD and DE all in a matter of minutes. Actually... there is a corner marked where you can actually stand in all three states at once... I know... EXCITING isn't it?! LoL
San Francisco, California. Where the weather is perfect 12 months a year. Not what it's cracked up to be though, you get tired of the sun and just want to see some snow.
I am not sure if you want the Exact Specifics but I am really clos to DC.
Holland, Wassenaar :P Ain't that grand...lol...
California near Palm Springs closer to the largest Marine Base ... 29 Palms. All desert, no fun.
Gastonia, North Carolina... near Charlotte. Pretty boring place.
East TN.
Dublin,
Ireland.
;)