Where are you from?

[rizuMember]

I’m a long time fan of VGA, but first time poster. :) Couldn’t find any recent topics about this (but if there are, please tell me so I don’t look like too much of an ass), so I just figured I’d ask, since I love how much smaller the world feels when I know I’m chatting with people all over the world, haha~

As for myself, I’m from Maine, that state that sits in the corner of the USA and is ignored by all the other kids. :) And you?

[scruffyguyMember]

Hey, Rizu!
Congrats on your first post, with quite an interesting idea for a thread.

I’m from Glasgow, Scotland- “The Chicago of the UK”, according to some. Still not sure how that statement is supposed to be taken, having never been to the Chicago of the USA.

Compliment, or insult? YOU MAKE THE CALL! D:

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[joshuaoMember]

North West England, I like tea and often eat biscuits.

[ibunwestMember]

Scruffy Guy:
Hey, Rizu!
Congrats on your first post, with quite an interesting idea for a thread.

I’m from Glasgow, Scotland- “The Chicago of the UK”, according to some. Still not sure how that statement is supposed to be taken, having never been to the Chicago of the USA.

Compliment, or insult? YOU MAKE THE CALL! D:

Depends on what they mean by it. It could mean that it’s a blue collar town, like Chicago. Or that it’s really windy there. Or maybe that you have really good deep dish pizza. As far as cities go though, Chicago is one of the more popular ones I’d say. It’s not like New York or LA which a lot of people dislike.

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[chickenpuddinMember]

I’m from Alberta, in a smallish city just outside of Edmonton, the murder/traffic accident/sexism/racism capital of Canada, as well as the most ridiculously conservative province of all (still not as conservative as most of the U.S. though). YAY! Being a socialist atheist humanitarian, I just love it here.

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[scruffyguyMember]

ibunwest: Depends on what they mean by it. It could mean that it’s a blue collar town, like Chicago. Or that it’s really windy there. Or maybe that you have really good deep dish pizza. As far as cities go though, Chicago is one of the more popular ones I’d say. It’s not like New York or LA which a lot of people dislike.

Well, upon looking into it a bit more ibunwest, it seems that it’s all down to the aesthetics of the city: the architecture, and the fact they’re both river-straddling cities make them both very similar. We’re also not as popular as our capital, Edinburgh, but a close second-favorite with tourists. :P

[apocMember]

The Land of Maple Syrup and Hockey (And Céline Dion, sorry for that part.) : Quebec, Canada.

[nightmareirisMember]

I’m from Bipolar weather and temperature land: Georgia!

[outofservicebendybusMember]

Im from the east coast of Canada in Nova Scotia. Apparently we are the most raciest province in Canada… Yay?

[rizuMember]

So cool to hear where everyone is from~! :) Oh, and @nightmareiris, love the avatar! Nice to meet another PSG fan here~ :D

[snarkysenseiMember]

I’m from Happy Valley Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada but I currently live in Ottawa.

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[boloneymanMember]

Brookfield, Illinois, USA. A Chicago suburb about 13 miles from the city. We have a pretty popular zoo.

[slykatMember]

rizu:
So cool to hear where everyone is from~! :) Oh, and @nightmareiris, love the avatar! Nice to meet another PSG fan here~ :D

hi rizu! Im from a rainy state of WA and sunny CA. cheers

[satekroketMember]

I live near Haarlem, which is near Amsterdam, which in The Netherlands/Holland. But people who frequently visit the chat, probably already knew.

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