[colpet]

I was born in Montreal, and left Quebec for Ontario when I started University.
From 1978 - 1983 I lived in Kitchener, then I moved to
'cottage country' (Midland/Orillia) and never looked back.

[Eivind]

Originally Posted by Terabin

I'm from Minnesota and I'm still in Minnesota. But I don't have that accent, but I DO go to a Norwegian school and am going to Norway on Monday on choir tour. Norge mit norge so sover du tyst.

A Norwegian school? Are you studying Norwegian?

[Hammerite]

Originally Posted by squarejawhero

I live in London.

That isn't as good as it sounds.

do they still have the pictures of sherlock holmes on the walls of the baker street underground train station?

[Kingzjester]

Originally Posted by Eivind

A Norwegian school? Are you studying Norwegian?

Why would anyone want to do that?

I'm originally from AGs, but I moved to Idle T when I realized adventure gamers weren't doing it for me any more. Lately I've sortof come back to randomly insult idealistic and delusional people because we have a painful deficit of those over at Idle T.

[Maquisard]

It's always fun to see your bitch ass around these parts again, Kingz.

I'm from Sorbonne myself.

[DustCropper]

Technically I'm from the US. It says so on my passport. However, I grew up overseas and as such I have a lot of difficulty identifying myself with any one nation. When people ask me where I'm from I never really know what to say. How about Earth?

[Jazhara7]

Originally Posted by Kingzjester

Lately I've sortof come back to randomly insult idealistic and delusional people because we have a painful deficit of those over at Idle T.

And we all love you for that.

*runs and throws Thornberry Jelly*


Thornberry Jelly for EVERYONE!!!




-


"...and there was much rejoicing."

I couldn't have put it better myself, Igrette.

"Thank you."

[Maquisard]

Are you like those quazi-German Austrians who like singing about Jam and Bread? In that case, I abhor you.

[gillyruless]

Originally Posted by Mares

Are you like those quazi-German Austrians who like singing about Jam and Bread? In that case, I abhor you.

Hey, don't you be knocking Von Trapps! Besides it's a song about ti not jam and bread as in "ti a drink with jam and bread".

On the othet hand, I can so see Jazy as a member of the Von Trapps.

[Maquisard]

Did I say abhor, I meant adore! The fact that they sing about tea changes everything!

[Henke]

I'm from earth just as DustCropper.

I don't live in the (apparently) popular country known as Finland. I don't live on an island and I don't live in Norway (I still want to give Terabin a medal for learning the language). Now which country do I live in then? A hard riddle to solve.

[gillyruless]

Originally Posted by Mares

Did I say abhor, I meant adore! The fact that they sing about tea changes everything!

You got that right, every body adores Jazy because she's beautiful, she's rich and she's got a couple of huge

tracts of land.



I pity you if you didn't get that joke as you probably haven't yet seen the funniest film ever created by humankind.

EDIT: BTW, I'm originally from Seoul, Korea, which is where the almighty Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian teams fell to the Red Devils from Korea during the last World Cup. I came to the USA with my family when I was 17. I'm now 35 so I spent just about half of my life in Korea and the other half in the US.

[Terabin]

Uh oh, I should've clarified, I do not go to a school in which everyone learns Norwegian. I go to a school that has Norwegian roots (founded by Norwegian immigrants in 1874), and they offer Norwegian, but mostly, it's just a normal liberal arts college. I'm majoring in religion. And so I don't know any Norwegian other than the Norwegian I had to memorize for the pieces we're singing on tour. But Eivind, you should come hear us at the Nidaros Cathedral on Friday, June 17th. That is, if you like choir, band, and orchestra music. I'm in the choir, but we're doing a joint concert at Trondheim on that date, with the band and orchestra who are also touring during that time.

Actually, for I time I knew some Japanese. I wish I still did. Sainto orafu daigaku no gakusee desu. In other words, I'm a St. Olaf College student. Yes.

[SoccerDude28]

I'm kinda like dusty. I was born in the US in Saint Louis, MO, so I hold an American passport, but my parents are from a small country which passed through Phoenicians, Arabs, Ottomans, French, Indepence, Civil War, Israeli and Syrian and Palestinian fighting, Independence again. This 10000 square kilometers is called Lebanon.

I went back to Lebanon when I was 2, and came back to the US at the age of 22. Now I'm almost 29, so I've been here for about 7 years. I first came to State College in PA where I studied for 2 years, then I moved to the beautiful San Francisco bay area.

[gillyruless]

Originally Posted by Terabin

Uh oh, I should've clarified, I do not go to a school in which everyone learns Norwegian. I go to a school that has Norwegian roots (founded by Norwegian immigrants in 1874), and they offer Norwegian, but mostly, it's just a normal liberal arts college. I'm majoring in religion. And so I don't know any Norwegian other than the Norwegian I had to memorize for the pieces we're singing on tour. But Eivind, you should come hear us at the Nidaros Cathedral on Friday, June 17th. That is, if you like choir, band, and orchestra music. I'm in the choir, but we're doing a joint concert at Trondheim on that date, with the band and orchestra who are also touring during that time.

Actually, for I time I knew some Japanese. I wish I still did. Sainto orafu daigaku no gakusee desu.

Heh, so, Terabin, you go to St Olaf College then, right?

Bokuwa daigakude ichinenhankan nihongoo benkyoshite imashitaga, arewa chennenzen desukara ima nihingoga dekimasenjya nain desuyo.

Or something like that.

[Curt]

Originally Posted by Kingzjester

Whoa! Curt, man, you're alive.

I'm not sure I'd go that far. Hi, Kingz.

[AFGNCAAP]

Alas, I don't have cosmopolitan roots like so many of you. Warsaw, Poland, it is, and has been for my whole life so far (excluding holidays). As a form of a consolidation, my close relatives live in Slovenia and in Latvia, though .

I also seem to be my country's only representative among currently active posters, as far as I know.

[Falko]

One more German here. Didn't get around too much and preferred the vicinity of Frankfurt - no idea why. But cosmopolitan in mind.

[Terabin]

You're quite good at Japanese, Mr. Gilly. I'd have to say that I don't understand most of that. And thanks for reminding me, yes I go to St. Olaf College. Just to clarify. I am a man of clarity.

[Once A Villain]

Originally Posted by Jazhara7

Mmmmh...a TV show named "Dallas"?

I have no idea how that show took the world by storm... "Who shot J.R.?" Who cares. LOL.