The "Where are you from?" Thread

[Maggie Green]

I'm from Michigan : )

 

[BigSwede]

Look to the left.

 

[Mr_Stiffy]

So, you're from a kingdom that doesn't exist anymore?

icardfacepalm: Oh, L3ggy. I had you down as one of the intelligent ones! Macedonia is a country ; it used to be part of Yugoslavia.
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[Luu]

Norway, as stated.

(...Actually had to google translate a German sentense there. Sort of embarrasing...)

 

[alkidder]

Canada - Somewhere in Ontario

 

[Jack Davenport]

Und das sagt ausgerechnet der schwanzfixierte Transenliebhaber, der jede zweite Person hier im Forum beleidigt schon beleidigt hat.

unta gleeben glouten globen

 

[raimmi]

unta gleeben glouten globen

Haha, nice try
But the truth is that these words don't really exist and have no meaning at all

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[DP_LOVER]

am fae Glesga

 

[Mr_Stiffy]

unta gleeben glouten globen

Unglaublich!

 

[sean miguel]

I was born and raised a U.S. military brat and basically lived all over so I'm not really "from" anywhere. Sad, really.

As to where I reside now? Well that's classified.

 

[wdoall]

that's sad, hope motor city will rise again

I love it here but the stupidity of the vocal minority is ******* agreat city

 

[xfire]

I was born in Texas and have lived within a mile of where I grew up my whole life. Lots of pine trees where I live.

 

[288gto]

Re: The "Where are you from?" Thread

Unglaublich!

So sagt Bruno aus Osterreich, von Wien, wisst du ihn?

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I love it here but the stupidity of the vocal minority is ******* agreat city

vocal minority?!

 

[Bones_92]

Sunny Manchester, England

 

[288gto]

Sunny Manchester, England

united or city?

 

[Bones_92]

united or city?

Manchester City!

 

[288gto]

Manchester City!

heard the song arab money from busta rhymes?

 

[Mr_Stiffy]

Re: The "Where are you from?" Thread

So sagt Bruno aus Osterreich, von Wien, wisst du ihn?

I assume you were going for "weisst du ihn," since wissen only becomes wisst in the plural, and in connection to knowing a fact, not a person. E.g. "Wisst ihr wo ich wohne?" - do you (plural) know where I live?

To answer your question, I've never been to Vienna, nor have I met any of Sacha Baron Cohen's fictional characters. I assume that's the Bruno to which you refer.....

:sweep:

 

[mikexmoran]

Where I'm F'ing from?
You tawkin' to me?
New Yawk

Long Guyland New Yawk

 

[Mr_Stiffy]

Long Guyland New Yawk

Does zdenka know about this place?