In what nation do you live?

[tjarne]

The glorious land of meatballs and Absolute. Sweden that is for those of you who don't know about the important stuff in life.

 

[Slaanax]

United States on the east Coast =D.

 

[Dash85]

Canada, but I consider moving to USA some time.

Canada's all fine and dandy, but I prefer the greater freedoms provided by certain USA laws especially in regards to speech.

As long as I stay way out of the Bible belt, it should be all right...

laws about speech? i am unaware of these laws, but then again, i don't really pay attention much to politics. I just found out we have a HST now, and I still don't know what it is.
OT: Northern Ontario, Canada

 

[notsosavagemessiah]

i'm from the u.s. but live in japan.

 

[SnootyEnglishman]

Contrary to what my name implies I live in America.

 

[Billion Backs]

Canada, but I consider moving to USA some time.

Canada's all fine and dandy, but I prefer the greater freedoms provided by certain USA laws especially in regards to speech.

As long as I stay way out of the Bible belt, it should be all right...

laws about speech? i am unaware of these laws, but then again, i don't really pay attention much to politics. I just found out we have a HST now, and I still don't know what it is.
OT: Northern Ontario, Canada

To put it this way, Canadian free speech is not as free as American free speech in regards to a few things.

 

[Boba Frag]

The US of A. In the Pacific Northwest, thank god. I don't think I could handle Oklahoma or Tennessee.

I've been to Oklahoma City, and I gotta say it isn't a bad place at all. Norman's pretty, well, boring though

Myself, I am from the Not Very Serene At All Republic Of Ireland.

And no, it is not raining.
It's a glorious day in May.

My friends who have been to the vicinity have complained of heat and Mormons. I have nothing against the states themselves, I suppose, but I doubt my coffee-drinking scarf-wearing comic-nerd self would meet with much friendliness.

Ireland is a place I would like to visit some day, although I'm sure it had its issues too.

Everywhere has issues. Everywhere.

And to be honest, there are some very nice people in Oklahoma. Even nerds and gamers too, although I suspect you'd find them dotted around campus at OU in Norman.
I was there visiting my most geeky of friends, so I can prove that scarf wearing and coffee drinking would look positively chic in certain quarters

I have to say, I was there in February, so I complained of cold and wind, but thankfully no Mormons

 

[Mukil]

Sealand

 

[MrMuu]

Scotland, it's been raining for the past 5 months, I hope to see a bit of fog tomorrow.

 

[LooK iTz Jinjo]

Yeah Australia, that hole at the bottom of it called Adelaide...

Hey, I'm from Adelaide too! I thought I was the only South Australian on the internet!

Um dude there are plenty of us? Where did you think you were? Tasmania?

 

[zombiesinc]

Canada, and no, there isn't snow outside right now. And if there is when I get up tomorrow, I might hurt someone.

If not tomorrow, soon! Several weeks ago all the snow (finally) melted, but waBAM, the entire winter's snow was back in a day and a half... -_-'

OT - Obviously, Canada, up north. Too north for decent/semi-predictable weather, not north enough for igloos and Eskimos.

 

[Curious Georgie]

The Netherlands. No, I don't do weed.....when my parents are watching.

 

[Sjakie]

I live at 127.0.0.1

Or has that joke been done allready in this thread?
In that case i live in The Netherlands as well

 

[Cain_Zeros]

Canada, and no, there isn't snow outside right now. And if there is when I get up tomorrow, I might hurt someone.

If not tomorrow, soon! Several weeks ago all the snow (finally) melted, but waBAM, the entire winter's snow was back in a day and a half... -_-'

It's just been cold and rainy here in the Kooteneys until the past couple days where it's actually been pretty nice. And it better bloody well stay that way.

 

[Joshknowsbest]

Cardiff, South Wales, THE UK HURR DURR.

I srsly want to gtfo though, possibly Canada or Holland.

 

[Toaster Hunter]

The United States, New Jersey specifically.

 

[Vault boy Eddie]

Puerto Rico, it's like the US, but with more deaths per capita. Our main product is dead cacos and single mothers.