Poll: Where do you live? Now with better poll options!

[EscapeGoat_v1legacy]

Yorkshire, the one true home of pies and beer and mad Viking pride! Specifically, the city of York, where I attend university.

...that's the British York, not the Toronto one (although we do get the option to go there as part of an exchange).

I grew up in Birmingham, in the Midlands (which is a miserable grey shithole and is where my Dad's Brummie family live) and I've lived half my life in County Durham (which is a beautiful green paradise where my mother's Scottish family live) so I've pretty much fluctuated between the middle of England, the north of England and a halfway point between them.

 

[BathorysGraveland2]

Australia, Tasmania. In a rural village, not exactly exciting.

 

[geK0]

Southern Ontario, about an hour drive (or train ride) away from Toronto.

 

[Ryotknife]

Buffalo, NY in the USA. Where Canada has done a hell of a lot more to help the people of western NY than the state government.

 

[Darren716]

Buffalo, NY in the USA. Where Canada has done a hell of a lot more to help the people of western NY than the state government.

Wait people live out there, Cuomo made it seem that the only populated parts of New York were the Capital Region (where I'm from) and The City.

 

[Dead Seerius]

'Merica - the land of the free and the home of the double quarter pounder.

Missouri to be exact. Midwesterners unite!

 

[uchytjes]

The middle of Iowa, in the middle of the midwest, in the middle of the united states. So pretty much the exact middle of nowhere.

 

[Ryotknife]

Buffalo, NY in the USA. Where Canada has done a hell of a lot more to help the people of western NY than the state government.

Wait people live out there, Cuomo made it seem that the only populated parts of New York were the Capital Region (where I'm from) and The City.

...not by choice do i live here...

We have a joke we like to tell around here. There are two things you can do in Buffalo.

Eat, and leave.

 

[KingKickass]

U.S.A, specifically Arizona - Where the weather is hot and the ASU girls are hotter

 

[ImperialSunlight]

Ontario, Canada, home to Toronto, Ottawa, Parliament and Niagara Falls (the good side anyway). I live in a suburb near Toronto. Kind of boring, but safe. Nothing amazing ever happens here. Everything is ordinary.

Edit: Oh, also, it seems like everyone outside Ontario hates us for some reason.

 

[SirDeadly]

Adelaide, Australia. It's rather boring here so after I work over in England for a bit I want to move to Perth over in the West.

 

[8M1ke8]

Make that two of us from Argentina. Come on guys, I know the other two of you are out there somewhere!

 

[Judgement101]

New Jersey, United States of America. We have...a lot of stuff we aren't quite proud of...

 

[bat32391]

I feel offended Texas isn't on this list.

 

[Evil Smurf]

Australia, where we box kangaroos for breakfast.

 

[Living Contradiction]

(Regarding Alexa) I've quoted this before, but their description of this community gets it so so right that it needs to be posted again:

Based on internet averages, escapistmagazine.com is visited more frequently by males who are in the age range 18-24, have no children, received some college education and browse this site from school.

Huh. Well, I've never claimed to be average, so I guess being older, more educated, and visiting from the comfort of home makes me above average. Or maybe just different...

Back in the land of topic, one more Canadian adding his mark to the pile, although I did once live in the burning sands of Florida. I escaped with minor scarring.

 

[BlackStar42]

I fluctuate between Birmingham, England, and my home county of Shropshire in England.

One is a city full of grim accents, big shops, canals and seemingly precious little else. The latter is a luscious land of cows, farmers, hills, trees and greenness.

Guess which I prefer...

You forgot the blight on the county that is Telford (as home towns go, it's not the one I would have picked).

Yeah, another English guy here, drinking tea as I type this.

 

[Canadamus Prime]

Canada, Alberta to be a little more specific.

 

[aba1]

Ussually see more Australians this surprises me. I am Canadian myself I live in Ontario.

 

[Red Mammoth]

Perth, Australia.

We have a big hill. And it is ours.