View Poll Results: Where are you from?
Alabama
2
1.55%
Alaska
1
0.78%
Arizona
0
0%
Arkansas
0
0%
California
13
10.08%
Colorado
3
2.33%
Connecticut
1
0.78%
Delaware
0
0%
Florida
8
6.20%
Georgia
2
1.55%
Hawaii
0
0%
Idaho
0
0%
Indiana
4
3.10%
Illinois
3
2.33%
Iowa
2
1.55%
Kansas
1
0.78%
Kentucky
0
0%
Louisiana
4
3.10%
Maine
1
0.78%
Maryland
2
1.55%
Massachusetts
4
3.10%
Michigan
3
2.33%
Minnesota
2
1.55%
Mississippi
0
0%
Missouri
1
0.78%
Montana
0
0%
Nebraska
1
0.78%
Nevada
0
0%
New Hampshire
0
0%
New Jersey
5
3.88%
New Mexico
0
0%
New York
5
3.88%
North Carolina
6
4.65%
North Dakota
0
0%
Ohio
4
3.10%
Oklahoma
1
0.78%
Oregon
2
1.55%
Pennsylvania
1
0.78%
Rhode Island
0
0%
South Carolina
2
1.55%
South Dakota
0
0%
Tennessee
3
2.33%
Texas
20
15.50%
Utah
0
0%
Vermont
1
0.78%
Virginia
4
3.10%
Washington
1
0.78%
West Virginia
1
0.78%
Wisconsin
2
1.55%
Wyoming
0
0%
Canada
6
4.65%
Other
7
5.43%
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WHERE ARE YOU FROM? (Where do you call home?)
10/8/11, 11:51 PM
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Va here if it wasn't obvious enough - gotta change NN to Glouscter again though (which btw is just south of Stoolbend Va according to the weather guy on the Cleveland show 
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Last edited by bob; 10/8/11 at 11:54 PM.
10/9/11, 12:15 AM
#22
Where are you from? Reminds me of a joke I heard when I was a kid.
A guy from Georgia strikes up a conversation with a guy from Michigan. The guy from Ga. trying to be friendly asks the other guy "where are you from?" In true yankee condescending fashion, the guy from Mi says "I'm from where we don't end a sentence in a preposition". The guy from Ga says "oh, excuse me. Let me rephrase that, Where are you from, mother****er?"
A guy from Georgia strikes up a conversation with a guy from Michigan. The guy from Ga. trying to be friendly asks the other guy "where are you from?" In true yankee condescending fashion, the guy from Mi says "I'm from where we don't end a sentence in a preposition". The guy from Ga says "oh, excuse me. Let me rephrase that, Where are you from, mother****er?"
10/10/11, 05:07 AM
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My situation is little complicated ...
I was born in Croatia (which, at that time, was a part of Yugoslavia), but due to my religion I'm Serb so I consider Serbia as my home. However, the only citizenship that I have is American.
I was born in Croatia (which, at that time, was a part of Yugoslavia), but due to my religion I'm Serb so I consider Serbia as my home. However, the only citizenship that I have is American.
10/17/11, 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by montreal ponies
Montreal here, home of the nicest women and the crappiest roads in America. Ain't that the truth.
10/17/11, 08:47 PM
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10/17/11, 09:22 PM
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10/18/11, 02:17 PM
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Ok so let's do a bit of geography 101 shall we ! Actually we 're all ( U.S and Canada) living in America, more precisely in the North American continent.
Read up here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America...inent#American
Doesn't change a thing to my above post, we still have the crappiest roads period!
Read up here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America...inent#American
Doesn't change a thing to my above post, we still have the crappiest roads period!
10/18/11, 03:11 PM
#36
Many dont realize that Mexico is part of North America (or is the USA part of Mexico? Hard to tell anymore)
There is no "Central America", except maybe as a political region
There is no "Central America", except maybe as a political region
10/18/11, 04:55 PM
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Is there an official translater on this site, besides me of course....
10/18/11, 11:23 PM
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