Poll: How many continents have you been to?

[Heronblade]

Been all over North America, but while I've hopped the borders of multiple nations, I have yet to get an opportunity to leave the actual continent.

A bit ironic perhaps, since my father would be able to list 6/7, having only skipped out on visiting the giant block of ice at the bottom of the world as part of his business trips.

 

[2012 Wont Happen]

1. North America (middle third)
2...

That's it.

 

[Bofus Teefus]

1. 'Merica
2. "Visited" Japan on behalf of 'Merica. Got to see Yokusuka, Japan, which is like a ghetto filled with 'Merican Naval personnel. I hardly considered it being outside 'Merica, to be honest.

 

[NeutralDrow]

Only three, for myself. I live in North America, lived in Asia for a year, and visited Europe for three weeks, once.

Eventually, I hope to go below the equator.

 

[Ieyke]

Texan, have been going to Germany every couple years or so, have been to France and England, have been to various places around the US.

2/7

Intend to go to Japan at some point, maybe Australia.
Don't care about the other 3 continents.

 

[Zetatrain]

Two

North America
-United States
-lived in MA, NY, TN, PA, and TX and vacationed in Florida and Illinois

Asia
-Taiwan
-Gone there on numerous occasions to visit the other half of my relatives. Really want to go back there in the near future.

 

[sextus the crazy]

North America
-Live in the united states, I've travelled around a bit and have been to canada multiple times

Europe
-Studied abroad in London for a semester
-Multiple trips to Germany, went to amsterdam once

I plan to study in Jordan soon (my Arabic skills need a great deal of improving)

 

[McElroy]

My parents travel(led) a lot but most often didn't take me and my sister with them. Right know they have a Southern Europe zigzagging phase going on. Anyway, 3/7: Europe (lots of places & live there), Africa (Egypt and South Africa), and Asia (Beijing and Shanghai [during a single trip]).

 

[chadachada123]

One. And one country, at that. Just North America and the US.

Though, frankly, I consider there to be only 6 continents: North America, South America, Eurasia, Africa, Australia(/Oceania), and (the) Antarctica(n Archipelago). There's no real scientific consensus, and the number can vary based on what country you were educated in.

There is zero reason to separate Europe from Asia. There's greater reason to call the Middle East a separate continent than Europe from Asia.

 

[Boris Goodenough]

4 so far

Asia - Israel and Singapore (layover)

Europe - 14 countries

North America - Canada, Mexico, USA (18 states)

Oceania - Australia (all over)

 

[Atrocious Joystick]

A measly two for me I´m afraid. Europe and Africa. Although to be entirely fair I am a huge believer in quality over quantity and I have covered most of europe so you know, regular old conquistador over here. So, eh, right...

 

[Beffudled Sheep_v1legacy]

So many people that have been all over the place.
:c

I'veonly got the continent I was born in under my belt.
Hell, I only have 3 states within my country (USA).
New Jersey where I was born, raised, and currently live, New York for a couple trips, Pennsylvania for a couple family trips.
:c

I want to go to more places in the states, visit Canada and a few European countries but I don't have the money. Probably won't for a long time either.

 

[DaWaffledude]

Live in Europe. Went to North America twice.

 

[FPLOON]

1. America (California... All day, everyday...)
21a. America (Nevada... but only that ONE time...)

Yeah... I've never traveled to another continent... In fact, I've barely been on a damn airplane[footnote]Being a one-year old on a plane going from Southern California to Northern California doesn't count because a)I don't remember that moment (with only my mom, my grandmother, and my granny vouching that it did happen) and b)Apparently, it was less than a hour-long flight, which seems odd to me since, according to where the plane was headed, it could have been drove to in less than a day, anyway... In other words, I don't understand flying![/footnote]!

 

[Guffe]

Live in Europe, Finland.
In Europe I've been to Sweden, Denmark, Estonia and England

Been to Africa.
Went with a few friends to Tunisia on holiday after we finished our matriculation examinations.

so two out of seven

Dreaming of going to Australia. And if I get there sometimes, it would be nice to stop by Tokyo, if only for a few days.

 

[trollnystan]

Only two; Europe, where history comes from I was born, and North America - Canada to be exact. Unless Saint Petersburg, Russia counts as Asia? No? Sigh.

I would like to go travelling more, but even if I had the money I kind of hate the actual travelling bit of travelling, especially airports. Oh how I loathe airports. So I might need a travel companion, and I don't think there is a person alive who would enjoy travelling with me for an extended period of time. (I'm rather annoying.)

 

[Auron225]

4 to this point.

Europe - I live here (Ireland) but have also visited Scotland, England, France, Spain and Romania

North America - I've been to the US on four occasions (all holidays)

Africa - South Africa on three occasions doing voluntary work

Asia - Spent 6 months in China and 3 months in Japan (soon to be 4).

 

[sky14kemea]

I think 4/7?

I've been to a ton of places around Europe (Spain, France, Germany) and I live in the UK.

I've been to North America twice so far (North Carolina and Portland, Oregon).

If the Canary Islands count as a part of Africa then I guess that counts for me too? Also I've been to Egypt and Tunisia.

And Asia 'cause I've been to Israel and Turkey.

 

[Xan Krieger]

Just one but it's the best one, North America. Born in New York (no not the city, other side of the state), went to Canada every year, then moved to a better state (and home of the Escapist) North Carolina where there's lower taxes and better weather.

 

[DarkhoIlow]

Only one for me, since I don't think it really counts if I'm from Europe and I visited another country on the same continent.

The other one being America (Boston/New York) in 2000.