where are you from?

I'm from Belfast, Northern Ireland. I'm currently a student and my main interests are games, music and politics. I am also a moderator of the radio chat room. Nice to meet you!

 

I was born in Bath, raised in St. Ives, Cornwall, and now live in Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire. I'm a Sixth form Student, 17 years old, and am looking for a job. I'm an introvert, and am quite awkward in conversation. I study mainly media and computer based subjects. Milk chocolate cookies are awesome. I'm trying to get into Parkour. I have a brother, who is five years older than me. I'm a pretty laid back and calm person most the time, but once you peeve me off, my anger will summon demons.

 

I am born, raised, and currently (hopefully just for a couple of more years) live in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It's the 45th largest city in the USA and 2nd largest in Oklahoma (it is located in the Northeastern part of the state). And has about 390,000 people. It is a very religious city (the buckle of the bible belt), is very conservative and is barely a progressive place. The average Tulsan (or Okie for that matter) is just like Gary Brusey from the Apprentice (Gary is a Tulsa native). The only reason to visit here is if you have family, for a church event, for meth, fast foods, occasional country festivals, unhealthy food events, alcohol and cigs, or to get your car tore up on our very inadequate street roads.

 

i was born in okinawa (no, not military)
then i moved to oklahoma city until August 21 2011
and then we moved to plano texas

 

born in dayton Ohio, after my father died we moved to warren Ohio. after my Step father died I joined the army and spent basic in Ft. Benning GA and am currently stationed in Ft. Hood Tx. take your pick

 

I was born in Adelaide, South Australia. Im almost 17 years old and im in the 11th grade in my high school. Im currently a student and my main hobbies are Gaming, Machinima, Film and various other hobbies which you may find interesting or disturbing.

But i live here (Totally, did not copy and paste this from Wikipedia....)



Gawler is the first country town in the state of South Australia, and is named after the second Governor (British Vice-Regal representative) of the colony of South Australia, George Gawler. It is 44 km (27 mi) north of the centre of the state capital, Adelaide, and is close to the major wine producing district of the Barossa Valley. Topographically, Gawler lies at the confluence of two tributaries of the Gawler River, the North and South Para rivers, where they emerge from a range of low hills.
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A British colony, South Australia was established as a commercial venture by the South Australia Company through the sale of land to free settlers at £1 per acre (£2/9/5d per hectare). Gawler was established through a 4,000-acre (1,600 ha) "special survey" applied for by Henry Dundas Murray and John Reid and a syndicate of ten other colonists.

The town plan was devised by the colonial surveyor William Light, and was the only town planned by him other than Adelaide. William Jacob used Light's plans and laid out the town.

Adelaide became a model of foresight with wide streets and ample parklands. After Light's death, it also became a model for numerous other planned towns in South Australia (many of which were never built). As the only other town planned by Light, Gawler is dissimilar to Adelaide's one square mile (2.6 km²) grid; the heart of Gawler is triangular rather than square, a form dictated by the topographical features. The parkland along the riverbanks and a Victorian preference for public squares are present, but Light was aware that he was planning a village, not a metropolis.

Gawler prospered early with the discovery of copper nearby at Kapunda and Burra, which resulted in Gawler becoming a resting stop to and from Adelaide. Later, it developed industries including flour milling and manufacturing steam locomotives.

With prosperity came a modest cultural flowering, ("The colonial Athens" was its nickname in the late 19th and early 20th centuries), the high point of which was the holding of a competition to compose an anthem for Australia in 1859, four decades before nationhood. The result was the Song Of Australia, written by Caroline J Carleton to music by Carl Linger. This became, in the next century, a candidate in a national referendum to choose a new National Anthem for Australia to replace God Save the Queen - the latter being omitted from the list since it was too popular and the Labor Party wanted it changed.

Gawler had a horse street tram service from 1879 to 1931.

Gawler is a commercial centre for the Mid-North districts of South Australia and, increasingly, a dormitory town for Adelaide. The hit Australian television program about the McLeod sisters, McLeod's Daughters, was shot at "Kingsford", a working property outside Gawler's northeastern fringe.

Former Australian cricketer Darren Lehmann was born in Gawler in 1970.

 

Born in St. Petersburg, FL.
Moved to Conrad, MT at age seven.
Moved to Roseburg, OR (current location) at age fourteen.

 

It's the little mermaid in Copenhagen.

 

I'm 39 and comes from Denmark too.

 

Well hello hello hello there good sir.

 

im from middleton TN in this world originally but ever since i found equestria and got adopted by celestia and luna i just say im from canterlot castle equestria now

 

I think it would be interesting to go hunting, though I have never been before. Unless you count hunting oysters/clams/crabs/shrimp....

 

I reside in the US state of Minnesota.

 

St.Louis, Missouri.
I like camping, crotch rockets, motocross, and airsoft. Also enjoy baseball and hockey. Also a knife collector (will collect guns once I get my own house)

 

I enjoy collecting guns myself.

I haven't been to St. Louis since 2007.

 

Near the northern coast of Florida.