What country are you uplink players from?

[Redbaron]

A place of little merit and less scenery called Northampton where the landmark is a tower they used to use to test lifts in.  It's now derelict but kept on for sentimental reasons!  Could be worse, could be Corby!

[tabasco boy]

from England but living here in chicago for a year now and laughing my head out and tearing my hernia at the same time while here because i applied for a job yesterday and this guy said:

<in a american hillbilly accent>
ohhh your from england ehh you speak good english man.
</in a american hillbilly accent>

and  thinks englands language is indian(bunjabi or whatever you call there dialect) and all us brits still wear top hats and hold those poncy cains and thinks england are all indians or are they now

no offence to some yanks but is a quarter of this nation that dim.

[Iris]

Quote: from tabasco boy on 12:51 am on Feb. 5, 2004[br]from England but living here in chicago for a year now and laughing my head out and tearing my hernia at the same time while here because i applied for a job yesterday and this guy said:

<in a american hillbilly accent>
ohhh your from england ehh you speak good english man.
</in a american hillbilly accent>

and  thinks englands language is indian(bunjabi or whatever you call there dialect) and all us brits still wear top hats and hold those poncy cains and thinks england are all indians or are they now

no offence to some yanks but is a quarter of this nation that dim.

you don't seem yourself today. too much tabasco since your last meal?

[thedeadlyllama]

Yes tabasco boy, it is. But pretty much only the southeast quarter where I live.

[Agent HacKan]

I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

[Stewsburntmonkey]

There are dim people all over.  I'm from the South East but currently live in New York City and have just returned from a 3 month stay in Florence Italy.  I can tell you the South East is no worse than either of those cities.  :)

[Iris]

Quote: from Stewsburntmonkey on 2:59 am on Feb. 5, 2004[br]There are dim people all over.

you bet that right. here in Korea most of the locals treat blacks like aliens from another space, ie. stay as far away from them as possible. even on the subways they think that if they stay close enough to one, they'll get a disease or color change or somethin.

[tabasco boy]

Quote: from Iris on 3:47 am on Feb. 5, 2004[br]

Quote: from Stewsburntmonkey on 2:59 am on Feb. 5, 2004[br]There are dim people all over.

you bet that right. here in Korea most of the locals treat blacks like aliens from another space, ie. stay as far away from them as possible. even on the subways they think that if they stay close enough to one, they'll get a disease or color change or somethin.

after all mankinds achievements/advancement in science and education seems like we as humans haven't got rid of that prejudice crap which makes me cry inside sometime

[Hornet 15]

Im born in Canada, now living in Germany.
AND IM PROUD OF BOTH COUNTRIES !!

[TimTim]

Rainy Ireland here, but it's not actually raining at the moment, its blue skies and sun

ARRGH Get the natural light off me!

[Tofa]

I am from Germany, and I think, we can be also proud of our country!
That's why I think like Hornet 15, but I am also born in Germany!

[Katana Steel]

Born and raised in Denmark.

I can't say I'm entirely proud of
my country, but mosly.

one allways says: "The Grass is allway greener
on the other side"

*looking over the fence

hmm.. could be, but I think I'll stay here a little while
longer.

[Jason Hackerman]

Do you live there now?

[poortwistedme]

Quote: from Katana Steel on 3:07 pm on Feb. 5, 2004[br]Born and raised in Denmark.

I can't say I'm entirely proud of
my country, but mosly.

one allways says: "The Grass is allway greener
on the other side"

*looking over the fence

hmm.. could be, but I think I'll stay here a little while
longer.

You forgot to mention Lars Ulrich was borned in Denmark!

I have been in Denmark once. Everybody drank beer like water, only much more

[Katana Steel]

Didn't you know, once Beer did flow like water in
Denmark

well... back in the old days anyway
(1400 something I think)

and you get drinking privelege at the age of 15.