I'm not sure if this topic has been covered before, but I've been a watcher of the forums for a while, especially since I use this site as a resource so much... and it seems to be very multicultural :) I almost wish I wasn't stuck in boring old Canada, as I can only speak the one language... always wished I could speak even, like, French.

I remember such a topic
http://www.abandonia.com/forum/index...opic=2065&st=0

But I'll say it again.

I'm from Holland!

Iceland.
I speak Icelandic, English and Danish quite fluently, am also studying french and german. And ancient nordic / icelandic.

BTW, Canada rocks!!!!

I am from Canada Eh! Nothing wrong with Canada! How is it boring? Well then again I live right beside Toronto so that might be the reason why :bleh:

Im from the boring country of uk

Nebraska U.S. here, right in the middle of the country.... you know we have a cost guard installation here? I thnk were guarding against people in Iowa.... damn Iowans

Okay, I'm an American (Californian, if you're interested). But don't tell anyone. I wouldn't want it getting out that I live among the imperialist pig-dogs.

I'm from Iceland :D (Iceland rocks!!)

Good ol' Belgica. Well... make that ol' Belgica.

:roflol:

I'm in Michigan, US.

Sweden.

I am from Canada. A small town of about 400 people: Forteau. It is in the middle of nowhere, and it is usually freezing: we gets lots of blizzards.

Multimap: Forteau, Labrador

Here is a nice summer photo:
http://www.stormpost.com/photos/fort1.jpg

The big green building is my school and my house is across the road, 2 down from the big brown-roofed building.

Australia

Florida, US

I'm currently living in the mid-Atlantic states of the US, but we're expecting to move elsewhere in the country over the next year or two.

Here's where I live. Use the zoom button to see better, I'm actually not that close to Ottawa or Montréal. Canada ;)

Zoming 3 times shows a great zoomed out map.

Finland

I live in Germany, Northrhine-Westphalia, in the middle of the largest ruhr district of Germany. The city is Recklinghausen, it's near Dortmund, Düsseldorf, Cologne and Bonn, so in a quite good place. :D

Baile Átha Cliath, Eire....(Dublin, Ireland) : )

I live here (click to magnify):

http://ghepeu.altervista.org/immagin...appa-small.jpg

I live in Reading in the UK.

Can't be bothered with a map, if you know where London is it's a tiny bit (30 miles) to the west! :D

Holland, Delft (Where the xtcabandonware guys hang out to, which is a great site to, check it out!)

I'm really happy forn your nice locations there.

Damn, I live in Romania. :cry:

Eindhoven, the Netherlands...

Shi eu :((
Iashi, Romania, second largest city in the country for all of you who haven't been paying attention to geography classes :sneaky:

BTW i wonder what caused Titan to edit so many posts in this thread

Where I live, the multimap for Great Britain is actually quite good, you can switch it between a map and an aerial photograph.

living in belgique :cry:

Hellas http://www.accraracer.de/3dflags/3dgre.gif :bye:

already had this..

But i`m from the netherlands :angel:

Chile, Southamerica. :evil:

Telford, England (North West of Birmingham)

St albans Uk

Currently live in Norway

berlin, germany. :)

I was playing with this map thingie, and I found my house (c.a.) :D

Zoom in to view a more precise location

Hey, cool thing. ;)
Here're my coordinates:

Recklinghausen

You live right by Gelsenkirschen, isn't that really famous skiing-place or something like it ?

Gelsenkirchen? Not that I knew of... :huh:
You could hardly ski here in our area without snow, which is rare, after all. ;)

Never mind, I may be mistaking.

I was playing with a more detailed Map of Iceland* (only the capital and the surrounding areas) and I found my house!!

Map 1
Map 2
Map 3
Map 4
Map 5
Map 6
Map 7
Map 8
Map 9
Map 10
Map 11
(These are all different zoom levels)

*enter "Sléttahraun 28" in the text box in the lower right corner and click "Leita", then zoom as you like.

Veneto, Italy.
:ok:

Reason for all the Edits where: Added country to the posts.. ESPECIALLY the American once..

"Hey.. I live in Sm?land"

Does that say anything to you? Probably as much as Montana would to other ppl..
This is an INTERNATION site, and when replying in such a thread, you are expected to say country atleast...

Melbourne, Australia

I live in a suburban part of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Yes, everyone hates us. Also, we think that the Eaton Centre is the greatest mall in the world, apparently. Down with the West Edmonton Mall?

Currently all I found was a pic of my school:



Philip Pocock SS (SecondarySchool)
http://www.alphafreeflow.com/jobsite...l_SiteWork.JPG

Square One beats Eatons Center!!!! We got Playdium LOL. Also Microplay is there too (tryin to get a job there)

Same as Reaperman

Plymouth, Pennsylvania, US

A small,small town 1/3 Homes, 1/3 bars (pubs) and 1/3 funeral homes.
Sounds like fun ..huh..? :yawn:

:yawn:

Athens, Ohio, USA, but as I said before I am not a fan of USA.

Neighbour! :D



Why? :blink:

England. East anglia to be precise

That sound a lot like the capital of Greece

Yes, Omuletzu. Many US (and Canadian) towns are named after European cities.

In fact, there used to be a town called Berlin here in Ontario. It changed it's name in World War II to Kitchener.

Scarbero (can't spell it) is an evilll city :ph34r: :ph34r: 3/4 of the murdurs I see on tv are in that city.

@Omuletzu

They wanted to name it after the seat of learning of Athens, Greece because we have a University that was built here around the same time as the city.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA. I'm one of the imperialist pig-dogs, and I've got the T-shirt to prove it.

Since every1s giving a map my turn too I live here

they dont have Sofia maps in Maporama :cry:

Hmmm... the US can concider themselves happy that I didn't live a few centuries earlier. They'd've had cities named Schettertrompet and @(B^} if I did (just like in those colonizing games... Colonization and Conquest of the New World, for example)

I'm Polish and I live in Windsor - The Cancer Capital of Canada. :help:

Winnipeg happens to be the crime capital of Canada. You wouldn't think that, as there are much bigger towns that you would expect to be more dangerous.

I'm from New England.

EDIT: Don't know any country named "NEW England"... //Titan

Scarborough. Always willing to help a fellow forumite (I'm allowed to call myself that now, right?) out.

greetings from athens, greece :bye:

Guess i am the only one from Lebanon :cry:

What the?!.. :blink:
Say, aren't you by chance one of the oldest members and this is your new account?..

Sonoma County, California, USA

Some other people from the United States that posted here immediately write "but I'm not fond of the US", like it's some trendy new thing to say, or that people from outside the country just HAVE to know whether or not one is a Bush supporter.

Regurgitation of the blatantly obvious (i.e. "Bush Is A %$#@!"), or even the blatantly ignorant (i.e. "This country sucks.") is no more a sign of intellegence or unique thought than any of the comments that Bush supporters repeat. If all you're doing is repeating what everyone has said for a long time, just how deep are your thoughts on the matter?

Anyway...I'm just as much against our current (and past) policies as anyone, but there's no need to feel ashamed about living in the United States. If anything, be proud that you're one of the people in this country who shows some signs of intelligent thought.

USA, Massachusetts to be exact. :ok:

And Mike scores a basket, for the win...

I completely agree. As a Canadian, I have no problem with the nation itself. Sure, I think it's administration right now leaves a lot to be desired, but you'll never catch me burning American flags or laughing at any US tourists because they're from the US.

I know that may seem a suprise since every Canadian is supposed to be resentful of America, but that's how it is.

What the?!.. :blink:
Say, aren't you by chance one of the oldest members and this is your new account?.. [/b][/quote]
He is not lotharGR!
It's only the avatar!Too bad, i always thought he had potential to help the site

Marmaris , Turkiye

He is not lotharGR!
It's only the avatar!Too bad, i always thought he had potential to help the site [/b][/quote]
no i'm not that guy you say! who is he anyway, i ve been mistaken twice for him! :blink:

LotharGR was a very active forum member last summer, before my time here.

He kind of disappeared I think! :blink:

You just happen to be using the same avatar which is why people have mistaken you for him! :D

And, if I remember correctly, Lothar is from Greece..

Ba ba land - new zealand baaaaaaaaaaa

I live in Subotica,S&M, the capital of Hungarians in our country...
but I am not found of S&M...(in all meanings of the word) :D

I was born in Mexico and am currently living in the lively Dutch farmtown of Eindhoven =\ At least the "french" fries here are good =D

Eindhoven? Farmtown ? hehehe

Have to tell my Eindhoven friends about that :D

Now don't call Eindhoven a farmtown!!! This is where Philips was founded you know ;) And we have almost replaced every steam-engine in town :P

Alright, so its not as bad as Roermond, but hey, we don't call it boerhoven for nothing :D

Yo hereas my town!
http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?cli...&multimap.y=171

I'm From Sweden

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Eindhoven: Farmplace...

:roflol: :roflol: :roflol:

Im from Coalbrookdale, England. Birthplace of the first steam train and the first iron bridge (ok, technically the first iron bridge was built in ironbridge, but thats close enough)

Lübeck; Germany ^^

:w00t:

I went there on a German exchange trip! It's a nice city, much nicer than Coventry (I think the Germans got short changed there, we went to Lübeck, they went to Coventry :D).

I'am from Bergen, Norway. I think there is a Bergen in Germany but the my Bergen is the real one.

Well I'm from England, my home is in Kent, I'm at University in Nottingham, and I was born in an American hospital in Belgium. Interesting life.

Slovenija - Hmm, born in Brezice, lived in Krsko, studied in Maribor and now I am living with Seb in Ljutomer.... Quite a history, but if one takes into consideration that Slovenija is such a "big" country that is not surprising anymore :whistle:

Do you have 5 fingers on both hands? LOL LOL

Bs As, Argentina :P

Can I say I'm from Japan? It's where I want to live! :D

I was living in the woods with a couple of wolves
until one day a girl attracts me out with an old peace of bread

they washed me and tried to give me some civilisation

they almost succeed arrff arff woof woof narf zork

now i life in Germany :bye:

I live right where I am now. On the pc, at home. School pc's wont do. They block abandonia.. NUUU!

i think thats the right answer

and you surf at abandonia in school :max: :ranting:

I used to.. then they banned the site on the school pc's.. It only has 400+ games on it!

I live in Germany, like Freddy. But like him, I'm not German. :max:

Really? Then where are you from?

I live in The Netherlands. Like Kon-tiki and Data.
But i wanna live in Japan sometimes...
(becouse there they have Nintendo!)

Hmm doesn't Kon-Tiki live in Belgium? :blink: Or am is my memory getting bad?

I (still) live in Iceland, but I'll hopefully move to Europe next August / September.

belgium then.
(but there they speak the same language!)

I live in beautiful city of Split, which is situated on Adriatic coast of the Croatia! (but I am attending university in Zagreb, capital of Croatia)

Split
Split at night

Population : around 200.000

Hmm, Europe is a big place :D
Can you be more concrete?

Hmm, Europe is a big place :D
Can you be more concrete? [/b][/quote]
Ehrm... no, not really :whistle:

I don't know untill in few weeks.

With the difference that Dutch from Holland sounds like a throat disease :bleh: :tomato:

With the difference that Dutch from Holland sounds like a throat disease :bleh: :tomato: [/b][/quote]
well some have a nasty accent and they call that ABN.

Oh well. I live in the north somewhere ;)

This is quite a bit :ot: but lately the Dutch and Belgian television have a tendency to subtitle Dutch in ... well Dutch. So if a show from the Netherlands (in Dutch that is) is on a Belgian channel it's being subtitled and when a Belgian show is on in The Netherlands, it's subtitled as well! Apart from a bit of accent, the words are almost all the same ...

That's like subtitling Monty Python in the USA!? :wall: (But maybe this does happen? Does anyone know?).

Ok, then let us know when you know :ok: