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walruskkkch posted 06-09-99 12:33 PM ET
I was curious to know how many different countries are represented by the people who post on this site. I, for one, am and American(At least the last time I checked, don't know if Clinton has sold us off to the chinese yet). So, Who's out there?
Picker posted 06-09-99 12:42 PM ET
Canadian, and proud of it.
threeover posted 06-09-99 12:50 PM ET
Poland (where I was born and spent about 6 years and then left for the "land of opportunity")
But my mom is from America, her dad from Germany, my dad is a Polak, although his grandfather is Irish, grandmother is Russian, so I guess I'm representing a lot more countries than I thought.
P.S. my wife is from Japan
jsorense posted 06-09-99 01:07 PM ET
walruskkkch,
Ah, which kind of American are you: North, Central, South?
Your profile suggests you are actually from the U.S.A., as I am. ;-)
Stasis Archon posted 06-09-99 01:24 PM ET
I'm Finnish.
JT 3 posted 06-09-99 01:26 PM ET
USA! USA! USA!
American, and proud of it.
Valtyr posted 06-09-99 04:33 PM ET
I'm a descendant of St. Olaf .
Nah, j/k. Norwegian.
JohnIII posted 06-09-99 04:37 PM ET
English, the language that is used at this forum (in conjunction with German and "offensive").
John III
Valtyr posted 06-09-99 04:39 PM ET
Let's not forget all the Finnish threads .
Krushala posted 06-09-99 04:42 PM ET
Another U.S. guy here.
DesertHyaena posted 06-09-99 05:00 PM ET
American. Arizonan, to be specific!
President Korian posted 06-09-99 05:02 PM ET
American. I was thinking of starting thread like this. I would also like to know what state (or province) all you people are from. I'm from Michigan.
Hugo Rune posted 06-09-99 05:03 PM ET
Swedish. Or Swedish/Hungarian. Depending how you look at it.
Hugo Rune posted 06-09-99 05:04 PM ET
We don't really have provinces here in sweden, but I'm from Stockholm, the Capital.
JohnIII posted 06-09-99 05:07 PM ET
We don't have provinces either, but I'm in Warwickshire.
John III
Fjorxc the Maniac posted 06-09-99 05:09 PM ET
Canadian. From Ontario.

Hmm... anything to increase my post count.
Valtyr posted 06-09-99 05:11 PM ET
Valtyr: Jansons gt, Damsg�rd, Laksev�g, Bergen, Hordaland, Vestlandet, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe, Eurasia, Northern Hemisphere, Earth.
Spider posted 06-09-99 05:11 PM ET
Washington/Oregon, but my one-quarter Polish father was born in Venezuela.
Spider
My lineage has pretty much traveled the world over (or at least Europe).
eNo posted 06-09-99 05:14 PM ET
Ontario, Canada.
Jay posted 06-09-99 05:15 PM ET
Finland.
Wonder where Tap has gone? He sure had a colorful background.
Titan posted 06-09-99 05:19 PM ET
I'm Canadian, from Quebec.
I think that we are the most represented country after the USA.
Tita.
Bishop posted 06-09-99 05:39 PM ET
Swedish, and damn proud of it too !!! And to top it I�m from G�teborg (on the front side of Sweden)Swedens 2:nd city in population the city that can offer things like
* Liseberg (Swedens biggest amusement park), * Slottsskogen (equivalent to Central Park NY with some seals, a birdhouse, flamingos, childrens zoo, etc, etc. thrown in). Not to mention the beautiful west coast archipelago. I could go on forever but since I�m not employed by the Gothenburg Tourism Council I�ll stop here
Bishop
Valtyr posted 06-09-99 05:41 PM ET
And the G�tegorg dialect is so fun to listen to .
Valtyr posted 06-09-99 05:43 PM ET
G�tegorg? WTF? G�teborg!
Ospero posted 06-09-99 05:44 PM ET
German-and one of the few, as I see it...
Victor Galis posted 06-09-99 05:51 PM ET
Romanian-Canadian expatriate currently living in (shudders) Atlanta.
CrayonX posted 06-09-99 06:06 PM ET
Canadian wth parents born in Fiji with their grandparents being born in India. Apparently I'm 1/64th Chinese/Tibetian because one of my great-great-great-great grandfathers had a fling with an Oriental/Tibetian girl (or so my parents tell me) Then again, my parents said they picked my name playing Scrabble...
Spoe posted 06-09-99 06:31 PM ET
American(Wisconsin, originally).
Anscestry:
3/8 Swede
1/4 German
1/4 Czech(for those that care, this is my male line, thus my surname, Stodola)
1/16 Norwegian
1/32 English
1/32 Scot
Thue posted 06-09-99 08:06 PM ET
I'll put Denmark on the list
Andrew Kasantsev posted 06-09-99 09:00 PM ET
Russian.
Still live here.
Q Cubed posted 06-09-99 09:47 PM ET
Korea. And don't you dare forget it.
Kefaed posted 06-09-99 10:00 PM ET
Ami, damn straight.
Cincinnatian by birth, currently living in a crappy suburb town.
Ambro2000 posted 06-09-99 11:09 PM ET
�ngelholm - Bj�rehalv�n - Sk�ne - Denm..eh Sweden - Scandinavia - Europe - Tellus
I'm from the richest and most beautiful parts of Sweden were we have the most golf and Tennis courses per capita in Sweden if you count in B�stad were I'm originally from!! This is the place were all the stiff and gloomy people from Stockholm(or "08" as we call them) spend their vacation during holidays. It was here that Richard Gere was pictured when he was bathing nude with a Swede If you want to see the front side of Sweden this is the place you should travel too! 50 000 Germans can't have wrong

Ambro2000
Allod posted 06-10-99 01:23 AM ET
Austria!!!
Saras posted 06-10-99 02:28 AM ET
Mars
Saras posted 06-10-99 02:40 AM ET
Snickers...
Tolls posted 06-10-99 05:30 AM ET
British...Welsh father, Finnish mother...born in Malaysia...living in Middlesex...about to move back to Surrey.
jig posted 06-10-99 06:23 AM ET
Born in Burma, living in Australia. I think I'll consider myself as a citizen of the the world.
jig
imagine there's no countries...
Bishop posted 06-10-99 06:55 AM ET
Valtyr
So is norwegian, although every norwegian sounds like Br�derna Dahl or Jon Skolmen. It�s hard to take norwegians seriously.... Sorry Valtyr
Bishop
PS Did I mention my grandmother is from Norway ? Sarpsborg, to be exact.
Roland posted 06-10-99 08:27 AM ET
Austrian... so we outnumber germans 2:1. And congrats to the scandinavians for their massive presence...
Saras posted 06-10-99 09:43 AM ET
English chocolate...wait, is it really chocolate?
DanS posted 06-10-99 10:12 AM ET
No, I think Snickers is "milk chocolate," whatever that is...
9/16 German (Nurnberg)
5/32 Irish
3/32 Polish
3/32 Welsh
1/16 Scottish
...and...
1/32 French [The horrors never cease--what were they thinking? ]
Or something like that. The math is a little daunting...
DrPhibes posted 06-10-99 11:16 AM ET
Born in Glasgow, Scotland
Lived in Scotland (3yrs),USA (5yrs), England (10yrs), Greece(1yr), Australia(10yrs) and now Japan (2yrs)
Hold two passports -- British and Australian
What does that make me -- dunno
Who do i represent -- myself
Saras posted 06-10-99 11:19 AM ET
Nuts!
KitKat!
Azugal au Chocolat!!!
walruskkkch posted 06-10-99 11:30 AM ET
Thanks to everyone for your contributions, although I just wanted to know what countries you live in, not ancestory, but that's interesting too. I used the term American for myself, being a citizen of the US, Massachusetts style, though New Yorker by birth. Does anyone else refer to themselves as Americans from the other countries of the two continents? Anyway here are the totals so far.
US 10
Canada 4
Sweden 4
Austria 2
England 2
Finland 2
Poland 1
Norway 1
Germany 1
Denmark 1
Russia 1
Korea 1(South?, or is it impolite to ask?)
Australia 1
and
Mars 1
Snickers 1
I think that's an accurate list, although with some multiposts and cultural heritages it was hard to tell. BTW I'm thrid generation US with a pure Lithuanian bloodline.(At least for a 5 or 6 generations)
I remain,
YOur faithful and obedient servant
Tolls posted 06-10-99 11:38 AM ET
Well, you did ask what countries were represented...and I like to feel I represent about 4.
Roland posted 06-10-99 11:43 AM ET
On the broader representation, I could include Italy and Switzerland...
walruskkkch posted 06-10-99 11:48 AM ET
I stand corrected, my apologies.
Your faithful and obedient servant
JohnIII posted 06-10-99 01:09 PM ET
My grandfather's Lithuanian and my Dad's Irish, but the rest is pure whiner.
John III
Noisy posted 06-10-99 02:08 PM ET
English!
Since my name is "English" as well - do I get two votes?
Provost Harrison posted 06-10-99 03:49 PM ET
I'm English, from Hull, Yorkshire, but currently in Oxford at university.
Victor Galis posted 06-10-99 04:55 PM ET
Austrians outnumber Germans: 2.03125 to 1.8125.
Krushala posted 06-10-99 06:42 PM ET
Born in Nevada (terrible no one nows where that is). But My job takes me to Mississippi.
Natguy posted 06-10-99 07:03 PM ET
America, although I'd rather be European.
Hmm...I think I'll secede! I herby declare the den the tiny republic of Nathanland! (Since It's poulation is one, I compose the entir population, thereby the Senate as well! I shall follow in the footsteps of my personal idol, Julius Caesar by forcing the Senate to declare me Dicatator for Life!
Bwah Ha ha ha ha he he he heeee *cough*
All hail Nathan, Dictator For Life of THe Nathanese Empire!
just put my vote down for America.
Valtyr posted 06-10-99 08:33 PM ET
Bishop: You don't have to be insulting . I do not sound like an Easterner!!! I come from Bergen, the capital of western Norway, where we use uvular r's (like in Sk�ne), we have a completely different tone of voice than the Easterners and we have those famous (at least in Norway) broad �'s (where every short /e/ sound like [�]: e.g. B�rg�n (Bergen), Sv�rj� (Sverige), N�rg� (Norge), �nglann (England) etc.)
What I meant was that the G�teborg dialect is great! I love it ! I always think of Albert & Herbert when I hear it .
Todd Hawks posted 06-11-99 01:26 AM ET
I'm German... and I thought there are more of them in this forum... but who cares anyway?
Todd
Koshko posted 06-11-99 01:29 AM ET
I was born in beautiful Detroit, lived in beautiful Kansas City, and reside in beautiful Chicago (a suburb to be exact).
Saras posted 06-11-99 02:13 AM ET
I'm Lithuanian, please forgive my chocomadness. Go Zalgiris! Kick those Spurs/Knicks/Pacers at MacDonalds cup!
Doctor Who posted 06-11-99 06:35 AM ET
DenmarkCount++
North of Copenhagen to be specific
DanS posted 06-11-99 11:29 AM ET
Walrus: let me clarify. I am American. Heritage is just that and nothing more.
Picker posted 06-11-99 11:32 AM ET
Then I represent the Nether Butter Realm.
4Horses posted 06-11-99 11:55 AM ET
US Citizen......currently in the Chicago area.
LoD posted 06-11-99 05:42 PM ET
Also Polish...
LoD
Spoe posted 06-11-99 07:12 PM ET
"Heritage is just that and nothing more."
Yep. But interesting never the less.
Frodo83 posted 06-11-99 08:16 PM ET
I'm from the "Capital of the World", New York City, in the USA. In other words, I've seen them all- British, Finnish, Burmese, etc.
Also, my mother is Irish and my father is Russian Jewish. Are there any other Jews/Half Jews here?
Sheng Ji Yang posted 06-11-99 09:52 PM ET
I'm from The Democratic Republic of Congo.
Allod posted 06-12-99 02:06 AM ET
Todd Hawks? You're German?!? How do your friends pronounce that - Tott Hoffks?
Professor Gonzlles posted 06-13-99 11:14 AM ET
I'am an Amercian and damn proud of it. Well I'm not proud that Clinton is running are country! That B****!!!!!!!!!!!
Professor Gonzlles posted 06-13-99 11:23 AM ET
To be specific I live in Michigan!
Bishop posted 06-14-99 11:10 AM ET

Jeez Valtyr, I was only kidding.
Bishop
Veracitas posted 06-15-99 10:18 PM ET
I live within the confines of the Commonwealth of Virginia, U.S.A. about twenty minutes from the District of Columbia (Thus, it is a suburb of Washington, DC). My parents are Korean (North and South).
--Veracitas
ThomasEGE posted 06-16-99 07:24 PM ET
Greetings from Denmark
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Author	Topic: What countries are represented at this forum?
walruskkkch	posted 06-09-99 12:33 PM ET I was curious to know how many different countries are represented by the people who post on this site. I, for one, am and American(At least the last time I checked, don't know if Clinton has sold us off to the chinese yet). So, Who's out there?
Picker	posted 06-09-99 12:42 PM ET Canadian, and proud of it.
threeover	posted 06-09-99 12:50 PM ET Poland (where I was born and spent about 6 years and then left for the "land of opportunity") But my mom is from America, her dad from Germany, my dad is a Polak, although his grandfather is Irish, grandmother is Russian, so I guess I'm representing a lot more countries than I thought. P.S. my wife is from Japan
jsorense	posted 06-09-99 01:07 PM ET walruskkkch, Ah, which kind of American are you: North, Central, South? Your profile suggests you are actually from the U.S.A., as I am. ;-)
Stasis Archon	posted 06-09-99 01:24 PM ET I'm Finnish.
JT 3	posted 06-09-99 01:26 PM ET USA! USA! USA! American, and proud of it.
Valtyr	posted 06-09-99 04:33 PM ET I'm a descendant of St. Olaf . Nah, j/k. Norwegian.
JohnIII	posted 06-09-99 04:37 PM ET English, the language that is used at this forum (in conjunction with German and "offensive"). John III
Valtyr	posted 06-09-99 04:39 PM ET Let's not forget all the Finnish threads .
Krushala	posted 06-09-99 04:42 PM ET Another U.S. guy here.
DesertHyaena	posted 06-09-99 05:00 PM ET American. Arizonan, to be specific!
President Korian	posted 06-09-99 05:02 PM ET American. I was thinking of starting thread like this. I would also like to know what state (or province) all you people are from. I'm from Michigan.
Hugo Rune	posted 06-09-99 05:03 PM ET Swedish. Or Swedish/Hungarian. Depending how you look at it.
Hugo Rune	posted 06-09-99 05:04 PM ET We don't really have provinces here in sweden, but I'm from Stockholm, the Capital.
JohnIII	posted 06-09-99 05:07 PM ET We don't have provinces either, but I'm in Warwickshire. John III
Fjorxc the Maniac	posted 06-09-99 05:09 PM ET Canadian. From Ontario. Hmm... anything to increase my post count.
Valtyr	posted 06-09-99 05:11 PM ET Valtyr: Jansons gt, Damsg�rd, Laksev�g, Bergen, Hordaland, Vestlandet, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe, Eurasia, Northern Hemisphere, Earth.
Spider	posted 06-09-99 05:11 PM ET Washington/Oregon, but my one-quarter Polish father was born in Venezuela. Spider My lineage has pretty much traveled the world over (or at least Europe).
eNo	posted 06-09-99 05:14 PM ET Ontario, Canada.
Jay	posted 06-09-99 05:15 PM ET Finland. Wonder where Tap has gone? He sure had a colorful background.
Titan	posted 06-09-99 05:19 PM ET I'm Canadian, from Quebec. I think that we are the most represented country after the USA. Tita.
Bishop	posted 06-09-99 05:39 PM ET Swedish, and damn proud of it too !!! And to top it I�m from G�teborg (on the front side of Sweden)Swedens 2:nd city in population the city that can offer things like * Liseberg (Swedens biggest amusement park), * Slottsskogen (equivalent to Central Park NY with some seals, a birdhouse, flamingos, childrens zoo, etc, etc. thrown in). Not to mention the beautiful west coast archipelago. I could go on forever but since I�m not employed by the Gothenburg Tourism Council I�ll stop here Bishop
Valtyr	posted 06-09-99 05:41 PM ET And the G�tegorg dialect is so fun to listen to .
Valtyr	posted 06-09-99 05:43 PM ET G�tegorg? WTF? G�teborg!
Ospero	posted 06-09-99 05:44 PM ET German-and one of the few, as I see it...
Victor Galis	posted 06-09-99 05:51 PM ET Romanian-Canadian expatriate currently living in (shudders) Atlanta.
CrayonX	posted 06-09-99 06:06 PM ET Canadian wth parents born in Fiji with their grandparents being born in India. Apparently I'm 1/64th Chinese/Tibetian because one of my great-great-great-great grandfathers had a fling with an Oriental/Tibetian girl (or so my parents tell me) Then again, my parents said they picked my name playing Scrabble...
Spoe	posted 06-09-99 06:31 PM ET American(Wisconsin, originally). Anscestry: 3/8 Swede 1/4 German 1/4 Czech(for those that care, this is my male line, thus my surname, Stodola) 1/16 Norwegian 1/32 English 1/32 Scot
Thue	posted 06-09-99 08:06 PM ET I'll put Denmark on the list
Andrew Kasantsev	posted 06-09-99 09:00 PM ET Russian. Still live here.
Q Cubed	posted 06-09-99 09:47 PM ET Korea. And don't you dare forget it.
Kefaed	posted 06-09-99 10:00 PM ET Ami, damn straight. Cincinnatian by birth, currently living in a crappy suburb town.
Ambro2000	posted 06-09-99 11:09 PM ET �ngelholm - Bj�rehalv�n - Sk�ne - Denm..eh Sweden - Scandinavia - Europe - Tellus I'm from the richest and most beautiful parts of Sweden were we have the most golf and Tennis courses per capita in Sweden if you count in B�stad were I'm originally from!! This is the place were all the stiff and gloomy people from Stockholm(or "08" as we call them) spend their vacation during holidays. It was here that Richard Gere was pictured when he was bathing nude with a Swede If you want to see the front side of Sweden this is the place you should travel too! 50 000 Germans can't have wrong Ambro2000
Allod	posted 06-10-99 01:23 AM ET Austria!!!
Saras	posted 06-10-99 02:28 AM ET Mars
Saras	posted 06-10-99 02:40 AM ET Snickers...
Tolls	posted 06-10-99 05:30 AM ET British...Welsh father, Finnish mother...born in Malaysia...living in Middlesex...about to move back to Surrey.
jig	posted 06-10-99 06:23 AM ET Born in Burma, living in Australia. I think I'll consider myself as a citizen of the the world. jig imagine there's no countries...
Bishop	posted 06-10-99 06:55 AM ET Valtyr So is norwegian, although every norwegian sounds like Br�derna Dahl or Jon Skolmen. It�s hard to take norwegians seriously.... Sorry Valtyr Bishop PS Did I mention my grandmother is from Norway ? Sarpsborg, to be exact.
Roland	posted 06-10-99 08:27 AM ET Austrian... so we outnumber germans 2:1. And congrats to the scandinavians for their massive presence...
Saras	posted 06-10-99 09:43 AM ET English chocolate...wait, is it really chocolate?
DanS	posted 06-10-99 10:12 AM ET No, I think Snickers is "milk chocolate," whatever that is... 9/16 German (Nurnberg) 5/32 Irish 3/32 Polish 3/32 Welsh 1/16 Scottish ...and... 1/32 French [The horrors never cease--what were they thinking? ] Or something like that. The math is a little daunting...
DrPhibes	posted 06-10-99 11:16 AM ET Born in Glasgow, Scotland Lived in Scotland (3yrs),USA (5yrs), England (10yrs), Greece(1yr), Australia(10yrs) and now Japan (2yrs) Hold two passports -- British and Australian What does that make me -- dunno Who do i represent -- myself
Saras	posted 06-10-99 11:19 AM ET Nuts! KitKat! Azugal au Chocolat!!!
walruskkkch	posted 06-10-99 11:30 AM ET Thanks to everyone for your contributions, although I just wanted to know what countries you live in, not ancestory, but that's interesting too. I used the term American for myself, being a citizen of the US, Massachusetts style, though New Yorker by birth. Does anyone else refer to themselves as Americans from the other countries of the two continents? Anyway here are the totals so far. US 10 Canada 4 Sweden 4 Austria 2 England 2 Finland 2 Poland 1 Norway 1 Germany 1 Denmark 1 Russia 1 Korea 1(South?, or is it impolite to ask?) Australia 1 and Mars 1 Snickers 1 I think that's an accurate list, although with some multiposts and cultural heritages it was hard to tell. BTW I'm thrid generation US with a pure Lithuanian bloodline.(At least for a 5 or 6 generations) I remain, YOur faithful and obedient servant
Tolls	posted 06-10-99 11:38 AM ET Well, you did ask what countries were represented...and I like to feel I represent about 4.
Roland	posted 06-10-99 11:43 AM ET On the broader representation, I could include Italy and Switzerland...
walruskkkch	posted 06-10-99 11:48 AM ET I stand corrected, my apologies. Your faithful and obedient servant
JohnIII	posted 06-10-99 01:09 PM ET My grandfather's Lithuanian and my Dad's Irish, but the rest is pure whiner. John III
Noisy	posted 06-10-99 02:08 PM ET English! Since my name is "English" as well - do I get two votes?
Provost Harrison	posted 06-10-99 03:49 PM ET I'm English, from Hull, Yorkshire, but currently in Oxford at university.
Victor Galis	posted 06-10-99 04:55 PM ET Austrians outnumber Germans: 2.03125 to 1.8125.
Krushala	posted 06-10-99 06:42 PM ET Born in Nevada (terrible no one nows where that is). But My job takes me to Mississippi.
Natguy	posted 06-10-99 07:03 PM ET America, although I'd rather be European. Hmm...I think I'll secede! I herby declare the den the tiny republic of Nathanland! (Since It's poulation is one, I compose the entir population, thereby the Senate as well! I shall follow in the footsteps of my personal idol, Julius Caesar by forcing the Senate to declare me Dicatator for Life! Bwah Ha ha ha ha he he he heeee cough All hail Nathan, Dictator For Life of THe Nathanese Empire! just put my vote down for America.
Valtyr	posted 06-10-99 08:33 PM ET Bishop: You don't have to be insulting . I do not sound like an Easterner!!! I come from Bergen, the capital of western Norway, where we use uvular r's (like in Sk�ne), we have a completely different tone of voice than the Easterners and we have those famous (at least in Norway) broad �'s (where every short /e/ sound like [�]: e.g. B�rg�n (Bergen), Sv�rj� (Sverige), N�rg� (Norge), �nglann (England) etc.) What I meant was that the G�teborg dialect is great! I love it ! I always think of Albert & Herbert when I hear it .
Todd Hawks	posted 06-11-99 01:26 AM ET I'm German... and I thought there are more of them in this forum... but who cares anyway? Todd
Koshko	posted 06-11-99 01:29 AM ET I was born in beautiful Detroit, lived in beautiful Kansas City, and reside in beautiful Chicago (a suburb to be exact).
Saras	posted 06-11-99 02:13 AM ET I'm Lithuanian, please forgive my chocomadness. Go Zalgiris! Kick those Spurs/Knicks/Pacers at MacDonalds cup!
Doctor Who	posted 06-11-99 06:35 AM ET DenmarkCount++ North of Copenhagen to be specific
DanS	posted 06-11-99 11:29 AM ET Walrus: let me clarify. I am American. Heritage is just that and nothing more.
Picker	posted 06-11-99 11:32 AM ET Then I represent the Nether Butter Realm.
4Horses	posted 06-11-99 11:55 AM ET US Citizen......currently in the Chicago area.
LoD	posted 06-11-99 05:42 PM ET Also Polish... LoD
Spoe	posted 06-11-99 07:12 PM ET "Heritage is just that and nothing more." Yep. But interesting never the less.
Frodo83	posted 06-11-99 08:16 PM ET I'm from the "Capital of the World", New York City, in the USA. In other words, I've seen them all- British, Finnish, Burmese, etc. Also, my mother is Irish and my father is Russian Jewish. Are there any other Jews/Half Jews here?
Sheng Ji Yang	posted 06-11-99 09:52 PM ET I'm from The Democratic Republic of Congo.
Allod	posted 06-12-99 02:06 AM ET Todd Hawks? You're German?!? How do your friends pronounce that - Tott Hoffks?
Professor Gonzlles	posted 06-13-99 11:14 AM ET I'am an Amercian and damn proud of it. Well I'm not proud that Clinton is running are country! That B****!!!!!!!!!!!
Professor Gonzlles	posted 06-13-99 11:23 AM ET To be specific I live in Michigan!
Bishop	posted 06-14-99 11:10 AM ET Jeez Valtyr, I was only kidding. Bishop
Veracitas	posted 06-15-99 10:18 PM ET I live within the confines of the Commonwealth of Virginia, U.S.A. about twenty minutes from the District of Columbia (Thus, it is a suburb of Washington, DC). My parents are Korean (North and South). --Veracitas
ThomasEGE	posted 06-16-99 07:24 PM ET Greetings from Denmark