Thread: Where are you from?

Originally Posted by Hyuga Neji

the ryo

Originally Posted by MetalLark

such a Ryo

I'm lovin' these.

You know I haven't seen That Ryo post in a while actually. >_>

England!

We have many British here such as me, Emp, grey fox and hina.

OHSHI-

Sorry dave. I kew you were, obviously.

So is quicksilver.

Twenty-seven years in the midwest of the United States, Iowa to be specific. Right on the Mississippi River.

A short stint in New Jersey for school.

Last few years in Michigan.

Too much Britain and America -_-

I said when I did my welcome thread...

I live in city of Sorocaba, near São Paulo, Brazil.

Originally Posted by Shisho

Too much Britain and America -_-

Strange to see so many Brits and Americans in an English speaking forum, I agree.

The thingy is dead isn't it ^^; that's a pity! Or is it just me not being able to see the page?

what thingy?

oh, and I'm Dutch, like you guys didn't know

The link betong posted And I'm italian as my flag says =)

Wow, Ed. Shining example of how not to read the first page of a thread there

Frappr seems to be down at the minute. I don't think it's dead, though. Hope not, at least!

Also, we've got/have had Ras, Ty, Flashman and MadCow all representing different corners of the Anglosphere.

In my childhood home, we had some old atlases where much of the world was coloured pink or red (British) and green (French). I grew up reading names like Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, British Honduras and Rhodesia.

I doubt many people would think of Sudan when someone says "Anglosphere" today. But how about countries and places like Hong Kong, India and Singapore? Looking from here, AK seems to represent another corner.

Originally Posted by Betong Åsna

Wow, Ed. Shining example of how not to read the first page of a thread there

I've got more important matters to attend than reading through old pages

Originally Posted by Naruisdabest

The link betong posted And I'm italian as my flag says =)

What a crock! Why not tell them the background of your badassery? Not merely Italian. Sicilian mafioso! This whole "studying all day" thing is a guise. Tell them who your father is, too... No, not Darth Vader. Wrong guess! I'll give you all a hint. Bernardo Provenzano.

You dig too deep and you never know what you'll find in your bed, Chey

And yes, we mustn't forget AK! Is the Anglosphere defined as wherever English is the first or an official language, or does it stretch to anywhere that it's widely understod and spoken?

Originally Posted by Shinobu Angel

What a crock! Why not tell them the background of your badassery? Not merely Italian. Sicilian mafioso! This whole "studying all day" thing is a guise. Tell them who your father is, too... No, not Darth Vader. Wrong guess! I'll give you all a hint. Bernardo Provenzano.

DAMN my cover is done for.

What do you know about Provenzano's "pizzini"s uh? I may have to kill you now chey.... =P

If we consider where English is widely understood and spoken... nearly everywhere =P No doubt english is the most international language.

Frappr is still not working it seems... and if anyone's wondering what "pizzini"s are... it's just a sicilian dialect word for small pieces of paper Provenzano used to communicate with the rest of the "family" even after being jailed.

Surely it would be "pizzinos" English-style or "pizzini" Italian style, not "pizzinis'"? It's like the word "paninis": that always really annoys my Italian-speaking flatemate.