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Where are you from?
Dazzus at 8:06PM, Aug. 23, 2008
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Sydney, New South Wales.


diana_m
Portugal.
Rings a bell?
We discovered Brazil,Afrika and half of India.

I'm half-Portuguese and it's pretty annoying that the only thing the majority of the world knows about us is our style of preparing chicken. And soccer.
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GiantPinkWalrus at 9:54AM, Aug. 24, 2008
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The cold north(Finland).
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Allan at 12:13PM, Aug. 24, 2008
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Been in California all my life, but I am Irish!
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Crimsonskystudio at 10:04AM, Aug. 25, 2008
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England (UK)
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Walrus at 3:50PM, Aug. 25, 2008
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The North Pole. Boy is it cold up here. I wish someone would bring me a blanket.
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humorman at 1:33AM, Aug. 28, 2008
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I, on the other hand, come from the greatest country on Earth: America.

America: Land of the Free, Home of the Free

Billy vs. Tree – The epic struggle of boy versus tree.
Sonic Colores – It looks like it's going to be a good game because I love how the way it makes me grow.
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Oblivion28 at 2:39AM, Aug. 28, 2008
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Malaysia, the country with journalists hating on anime as a whole along with figurines and a so-not-a-democracy-country.
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JekHazit at 8:28AM, Aug. 28, 2008
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Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Im the only calgarian who goes on the internet for something opposite to facebook. I hate facebook.
Im also half german, half english.
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Brogan at 1:02PM, Aug. 28, 2008
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Born and raised in Philadelphia, PA.

Now reside at the seashore right outside of Cape May, NJ.

Currently living in my demented dreams and thoughts….Bwahahahaha!
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Bittenbymonk at 3:04PM, Aug. 28, 2008
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north west england, lancashire, to be exact. the county of the rain.
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skoolmunkee at 3:55PM, Aug. 28, 2008
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ozoneocean
Wyoming and Colorado are almost square o__O
Most of the US west of the Mississippi was mapped out according to latitude and longitude lines, so that's why they're all squarish. Idaho/Montana has a wiggly border but that's because there's a mountain range there. It's interesting to fly over the middle states because it was parceled out to homesteaders in squares, too. Like flying over a patchwork quilt. :)

spiritmonkey
In a county called Derbyshire
:)
The district of the city I live in is called California
You live by Markeaton Park!
IT'S OLD BATMAN
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BetaJess at 4:20PM, Aug. 28, 2008
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OfftheGrid
Someone
ANOTHER AUSTINITE! AMANDA, GRAB HIM!

I'll get his legs!

Oh no! They've caught me! Help, they're grabbing my legs!…

On second thought, I'm kinda enjoying this. :)

*grabs ropes*

Okay, I'll tie him up. Are there any more Texans out there?

Note to everyone else: Maybe it's not a smart idea to admit you live in Texas with Amanda or me. We're not very nice… unless you like ropes.
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sethfronzoli at 7:09PM, Aug. 28, 2008
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The “Steel City” of Pittsburgh, PA!
Seth A. Fronzoli
Co-Writer/Collaborator of Explorers of the Unknown
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Jules at 2:37PM, Aug. 29, 2008
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random town, NJ
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lothar at 6:36AM, Aug. 30, 2008
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amanda
Heh, fair enough, Ozone. I'm from the United States! As a bit of trivia, I read that when Americans go overseas, and someone asks where they're from, they say “from America” or “from the US” or something. Unless they're from Texas. Then the majority forego the country completely and just say “Texas.” ^.^

i don't do that . every time i have to give a speech or address a large crowd of people i just say the name of the city i came from, and it's not a large city either , let em google it if they really care that much
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Raccoo at 1:22AM, Aug. 31, 2008
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Usedbooks: Wow, that's sad. I wonder if he's heard there's a New Mexico too?

I also live in Virginia. But in the part that is furthest from anyone else on here probably. =P
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Sea_Cow at 3:02PM, Aug. 31, 2008
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Seattle. All that shit that happened in “Emerald City”? Yeah. Front row seat. I totally got disembowled.
I am so happy to finally be back home
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ifelldownthestairs at 7:13PM, Aug. 31, 2008
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huntington beach, ca. woot woot
you know why birds don't write their memoirs? because birds don't lead epic lives, that's why. who'd want to read what a bird does? nobody. that's who.
http://www.drunkduck.com/i_fell_down_the_stairs
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CZweig at 6:51PM, Sept. 1, 2008
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I was born in Germany (Wiesbaden, specifically) but I consider myself a New York native; I grew up in New York, so I talk an act more like a New Yorker than a German. I still claim a German nationality though; so I'm… more like a German Yank or something :D
hi
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worstcase at 6:34PM, Sept. 2, 2008
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Mississippi. Average run of the mill southern kid. I don't wear shoes.
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deleted-byrequest-03 at 7:48PM, Sept. 2, 2008
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Brogan
Now reside at the seashore right outside of Cape May, NJ.

Wow, I live about an hour away from you.

I was born and raised in south Jersey. Yay for me. High taxes and crimes to the max.

This year, school's full of BS!!!
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Drasnus at 11:34AM, Sept. 4, 2008
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The cold north(Finland).
The colder, norther north (Scotland).
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ttyler at 1:54PM, Sept. 4, 2008
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The mysterious, misty Mountains of Kentucky. We eat Bambi's and all sorts of 4 legged critters. The Hills DEFINATELY have eyes…….little beedy ones. (But surprisingly, Denny's is a popular hotspot with the hill folk….Never woulda' guessed they knew how to use them “forks and fancy folded napkins”….)
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SeriousQuiche at 8:07AM, Sept. 5, 2008
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worstcase
Mississippi. Average run of the mill southern kid. I don't wear shoes.

you are a liar. By the way, have you cleaned the outhouse? I forgot to do that before I went back to school.
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Brogan at 9:42PM, Sept. 6, 2008
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DancingChaos
Brogan
Now reside at the seashore right outside of Cape May, NJ.

Wow, I live about an hour away from you.

I was born and raised in south Jersey. Yay for me. High taxes and crimes to the max.

High crime? Hhhmmm. My guess either A.C., Millville or Bridgeton?
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houseofmuses at 5:03PM, Sept. 8, 2008
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WHAR IN–I mean, WHERE in Kentucky, ttyler? I live in Vine Grove, near Fort Knox, Kentucky.

ttyler
The mysterious, misty Mountains of Kentucky. We eat Bambi's and all sorts of 4 legged critters. The Hills DEFINATELY have eyes…….little beedy ones. (But surprisingly, Denny's is a popular hotspot with the hill folk….Never woulda' guessed they knew how to use them “forks and fancy folded napkins”….)
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houseofmuses at 5:26PM, Sept. 8, 2008
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I'm from Puerto Rico, but we moved to the US. I lived in PR for eleven years and never even knew racism existed until we moved to the States. We got scared into the corner (Florida) and we've lived there ever since. :)

Uhhh…sadly, the United States is VERY racist. I'm just glad more enlightened and higher evolved beings like ourselves are able to meet and greet on the internet.
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Dinosaursteve at 8:21PM, Sept. 10, 2008
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Oregon, where white people afraid of different races go to live. :D
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authorfly at 12:31AM, Sept. 12, 2008
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I feel so alone in the waste lands of Las Vegas Nevada….. I grew up in the San Fernando valley of Southern California, and hung out in Burbank land of cartoons. California people sure are thier own breed.
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Scheiden at 7:34AM, Sept. 23, 2008
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oh wow.

Am I the only one who lives in a 3rd world country here? lol

I'm from the Philippines (yes, the one with Al-Queda wannabee terrorists and corrupted government, yes). -w-)/

My country sucks. I'm not being a ‘really’ pessimistic person here but it just does. -A-)v

Everyday I'd see these kinds of things…. People doing cons and scams each day. Seeing beggars and children being wasted away by the harsh cruel world. Ah~ the drama.

But it's okay. Even if my country (and government *cough*) seriously SUCKS, the people always manages to smile. Which is weird because of the reasons I wrote above. Maybe we're just a very tenacious race who's already used in going through hardships and obstacles in life.


hmm…

I guess I still love my shitty country after all. v(owO)v
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