Poll: Escapists - Where are you from?
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U.S.A. In the great cornfield of Indiana. There is a relatively small break in the field for a circular strip of road that they call the Indianapolis Motor Speedway where strange creatures gather several times a year to be mesmerized by the circular motion of various automobiles.
Of course I jest but sometimes I do wonder what else is here, especially after traveling so much.
Of course I jest but sometimes I do wonder what else is here, especially after traveling so much.
Sweden, so, IKEA, naked blonde girls, polarbears and all that stuff.
And that's northern Europe, so I chose other.
And that's northern Europe, so I chose other.
*Secret Canadian handshake that only we know*
The States...specifically Battle Creek, Michigan...the only thing we are known for is making cereal...Go Cereal City!...lol.
We have a nice organic cafe were everything makes u sick because it went bad with no preservatives in it and the horrible hippy cooks dont help.Use_Imagination_here said:
I suppose I shouldn't be so surprised every time I see a Jersey poster on the forum, we are the 10th most populous state. But yeah, go us.Zorak the Mantis said:
British is the rectangle and England is the square. English people are British, but not all British people are English (there are the Welsh and Scottish). Great Britain is the island. The UK includes Northern Ireland.Twilight.falls said:
You can tell the OP isn't British because a British person probably would've put separate options "British" or "Northern European" instead of lumping themselves in with "Western Europe". My guess is (s)he is American or Canadian.
Is it true that you guys pronounce it (roughly) Terr Hyute? Or is it actually pronounced the way it's supposed to be?Peter Pottorff said:
