[meta] What part of the world do you live in?

[Palcadon]

Southern California, and proud of it! San Bernardino County to be more precise, the largest county in the U.S.A.!

Your first name wouldn't happen to be Sammy would it?


Originally posted by med stud

Is noone here proud of being a yankee? I haven't seen one yet

I was born a Yankee and kidnapped and forced to become a Southerner. I where Bears paraphenalia with pride... I just don't go outside

 

[Baastet]

Living in Germany but from Alaska orginally.

Anyone else here from the great white north?

 

[Samnell]

Mmmm... Alpena... where's that again? *grin*

It's where dreams go to die.

You're in Petoskey or thereabouts, right? Straight across the state and down the side of Lake Huron a bit. We're sort of midwayish between Petoskey and Traverse City, only on the wrong side of the state.

Funny since Charlevoix county is the only one in the district our misbegotten mayor carried when he wanted to become our misbegotten state rep.

Still... *glances around* better than being a uper...

*glances around himself* Well, not that that's saying much... I mean you could say I don't live in the sixth layer of Hell either but that doesn't mean I'm sipping margaritas by the pool on the fiesta deck.

 

[Amrynn Moonshadow]

so few canuks on the board? what's up?

 

[drothgery]

so few canuks on the board? what's up?

Just before I posted this, there were about 300 Americans who had voted, and about 50 Canadians. Unless I'm misremembering, there are about 300 million Americans and about 30 million Canadians. So there are actually more Canadians than there should be, relative to the number of Americans.

 

[Deadguy]

Where are all the Brits? Unless, of course, most of us are staunch Europeans and prefer to vote "Western Europe"

 

[Decamber]

There was a lot from the USA, allright. Well, since there was no 'northern Europe', I sent in a western! Hope it doesn't matter.

 

[Abraxas]

USA - another Michigander, Grand Haven area, not far from Junebug.

 

[Abraxas]

Hey, the UP has more than just lots of trees.

It has...to name a few things
- Miles of mountain bike trails
- Awsome small mouth fishing,
- Great Lake Superior shoreline,
- Abandoned mines to muck about in,
- A lack of light pollution so you can see the stars,
- and K-day for Techies

 

[TwoSix]

I used to live at the exact point where 295N became 95 south for no apparent reason. It was very hard giving directions to people.

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who hates that highway. You want to go to Delaware and you end up halfway to New York. It's annoyed me ever since I moved near Trenton.