View Full Version : Where the heck are we all from?
This is another question I've not seen asked here in a long time. I know the majority of us are probably from North America or Europe, but I'm curious just the same.
As a few here already know, I myself live in Minneapolis, USA (in the state of Minnesota). :viking:
There are a lot of these threads popping up everywhere but I suppose it can't hurt answering them.
I live in Christchurch, New Zealand but when I get the money I'm getting the hell out of here.
King Kurt
03-22-2008, 10:09
The first European!!
As my profile shows, I live on the Isle of Wight and would not change it for the world - countryside, sea and a pace of life to die for.
Besides me living here, the Island is famous for yachting and being the last gig of Jimi Hendrix - I was there with 600,000 other people.:yes:
Just noticed - post number 750 - and where better than on a thread from my old mate Martok!! - the weather this morning is kinda Minesota - cold wind, possible snow
Aldgilles
03-22-2008, 10:53
I'm from the Netherlands, near Amsterdam to be more precise. Snow is expected this easter, so I've plenty of time to play a couple of rounds of Medieval :horn:
r johnson
03-22-2008, 11:13
As you can see I'm from Leicestershire, the Heart of Rural England (or atleast that's what the travel agents say). Simon DeMontFort is proberly the most important thing Leicester has produced, although the Walkers crisp factory comes a close second.:laugh4:
Peasant Phill
03-22-2008, 13:51
I'm from Belgium near Kortrijk (Courtrai), you know, the battle of the golden spurs.
Tristrem
03-22-2008, 13:56
As of right now, I live at the University of Maine at Orono. It's way up in Northern Maine. Originally I am from southern Maine.
seireikhaan
03-22-2008, 14:04
United States. Iowa, specifically.
Wonder if anyone's going to be from sub-saharan Africa...
Tony Furze
03-22-2008, 15:38
Im actually from Wokingham, Berkshire, UK but I live in Karachi, Pakistan.
Sort of stuck here until I can get an opportunity...
Loved the Isle of Wight when i visited a few years back, King Kurt!
I ve put where Im from not where I live...which would be South Asia...
Tilburg, in the southern part of the Netherlands ~:)
@King Kurt: Congratulations on your 750th post, my friend. :medievalcheers:
Im actually from Wokingham, Berkshire, UK but I live in Karachi, Pakistan.
Do you live in Karachi because of work then?
I ve put where Im from not where I live...which would be South Asia...
Yeah, I sort of made the question vague on purpose for folks such as yourself -- that way you could choose which place you wanted to name. ~:)
Kamakazi
03-22-2008, 20:10
Lol i live in Ohio USA and tis rly cold here lololol
Tony Furze
03-23-2008, 04:25
"Do you live in Karachi because of work then?"
I m a teacher here.
Antarctica...
*covers sig so nobody can see it* :sweatdrop:
Im at Manchester University in the NW. I kind of wanted a worth while degree. So when given the option to endure an american university, in the bible belt no doubt, its no wonder i declined.:bullseye:
Im a 2nd year doing physical geography btw, its quite interesting. :book:
BananaBob
03-23-2008, 18:08
Southern Ontario.
Ironsword
03-23-2008, 22:01
London baby.
Tony Furze
03-24-2008, 01:28
Youngie: I m a geography teacher (among other things).
Ravencroft
03-24-2008, 06:36
Hi guys, I'm from Manila, the er... glorious capital of the Philippines.
Looks like I'm the only Asian to post here, so to speak.
Hey, if someone where living in Indonesia would they be in East Asia, South Asia or Oceania? :thinking:
I always thought of it as South-East Asia.
Also, reading Ironsword's post out loud in an English accent is hilarious. :laugh4:
Vladimir
03-24-2008, 17:37
Orgahna.
Hey, if someone where living in Indonesia would they be in East Asia, South Asia or Oceania? :thinking:
I always thought of it as South-East Asia.
Technically Indonesia is in both South East Asia and Oceania due to parts of Indonesia being in the region of Melanesia, which is a region of Oceania.
Youngie: I m a geography teacher (among other things).
Thats all narrow minded people seem to think you can do with geog, or a weather man. What level geography teacher are you. Here's an important one Human or physical whats your fav. Personally having done geography at 2 Uni's both hum/phy its apparent that Physical is far better. although it seems like there is more money in human, they dont pay us field research monkeys that much:tumbleweed:
Kamakazi
03-24-2008, 19:36
lolol i was lookin and 44% of everyone that did the pole is from europe...Is that y you all like the game so much? Do you like taking over the country where you live and decicrating everyone in your way?? lolol just a question
:army: :army:
Hey, if someone where living in Indonesia would they be in East Asia, South Asia or Oceania? :thinking:
I always thought of it as South-East Asia.
I myself tend to think of Indonesia as primarily being part of East Asia, but that's only from my own perspective. I would say just go with whatever region *you* feel fits you the best. :yes:
I myself tend to think of Indonesia as primarily being part of East Asia, but that's only from my own perspective. I would say just go with whatever region *you* feel fits you the best. :yes:
So as a resident of Eastern GAH!zistan where does that leave me.........? :book2:
Yawn-o-rama city.
Anyways :focus:
I wonder who the member is who lives in sub-saharan Africa.
Australia for me. Melbourne to be precise.
and i would say indonesia is in south east asia. just my opinion though. Im sure true geographical definitions of the region will prove me a liar.
Hey MJF, I am in Melbourne to, but originally from Vietnam .
BTW, anyone here from Vietnam ?
I'm from Norway and I live here too. Oslo, to be precise.
I'm from Belgium
Same for me. Live in Brussels. You know the city that has been occupied by any power dominating Europe for ages .... Burgundy, Spain, France, Austria, Germany and now .... the EU Commission :laugh4:
macsen rufus
03-25-2008, 13:49
Another Yurpeen, here.
I post from Leicester / Ratae Corieltavorum (work...) but live out in the county, a few miles from the site of the Battle of Bosworth, in a village with iron age roots and a Danish name.
Knight of the Rose
03-25-2008, 15:44
Do you like taking over the country where you live and decicrating everyone in your way?? lolol just a question
I'm from Denmark - viking lands, though Norwegians will also claim that title. In VI I actually *only* play vikings :beam:
In MTW, however, I've only once played as the Danish, as the lack of crusades (which I find accurate and in order) is a sure turn-off. And coming from a small nation, it "feels" wierd to control the (known) world. But I roleplay all the time...
/KotR
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