View Poll Results: Where are you from?

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  • Northern Africa

    13 1.13%
  • Central Africa

    3 0.26%
  • Western Africa

    1 0.09%
  • Eastern Africa

    6 0.52%
  • Southern Africa

    14 1.21%
  • North America

    450 39.03%
  • South America

    35 3.04%
  • Central America

    12 1.04%
  • Central Asia

    8 0.69%
  • Eastern Asia

    54 4.68%
  • Northern Asia

    2 0.17%
  • Southern Asia

    36 3.12%
  • Southeast Asia

    52 4.51%
  • Western Asia

    4 0.35%
  • Eastern Europe

    51 4.42%
  • Northern Europe

    68 5.90%
  • Southern Europe

    45 3.90%
  • Central Europe

    49 4.25%
  • Western Europe

    147 12.75%
  • Australia and Oceania

    56 4.86%
  • Middle East

    47 4.08%
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    AUSTIN, Texas.

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    Welcome to the site, MACB. My predictive spelling just tried to call you Macbeth. We don't get many witches here, though. so you should be fine. Be sure to say hello on the Introductions thread if you get a chance. Welcome again.

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    Hello.....
    i am from Bangladesh. How are you all?
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    Welcome Monerkothamk. I am quite well despite it all. How about you?

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    Welcome Monerkothamk!

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    Scottish, so Western Europe. Like a few other Brits have said, I don't consider myself European.

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    Love Scotland. Would move there at a drop of a hat if I could find a job.

    PS: By Scotland I mean the Highlands!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scheherazade View Post
    Love Scotland. Would move there at a drop of a hat if I could find a job.

    PS: By Scotland I mean the Highlands!
    I'm also Scottish, though thankfully living in America... I consider myself American, and nothing but.
    The Scots certainly aren't Europeans; what they are is England's doormat, and deservedly so. Forget notions of Braveheart and nationhood, and Highland honor... what they've become is gutless socialists living in a Nanny State, tied to England's apron. It would cost us not one drop of blood to be liberated from English rule, simply vote to become a completely independent nation... and not even that is possible.
    A kilt is no more than a Catholic schoolgirl's uniform, bagpipes a sack of tortured kittens.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Iain Sparrow View Post
    I'm also Scottish, though thankfully living in America... I consider myself American, and nothing but.
    The Scots certainly aren't Europeans; what they are is England's doormat, and deservedly so. Forget notions of Braveheart and nationhood, and Highland honor... what they've become is gutless socialists living in a Nanny State, tied to England's apron. It would cost us not one drop of blood to be liberated from English rule, simply vote to become a completely independent nation... and not even that is possible.
    A kilt is no more than a Catholic schoolgirl's uniform, bagpipes a sack of tortured kittens.
    Scotland isn't England's doormat. The previous two prime ministers were Scots (if you count Blair). Half the Labour government was Scottish at one point. Scots were very enthusiastic empire builders at one point. Somehow, many of them like to feel like they are victims now. It's not as if they want true independence anyway. They want to keep the Pound and stay in the EU, which means doing whatever Germany and France tell them to do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iain Sparrow View Post
    A kilt is no more than a Catholic schoolgirl's uniform, bagpipes a sack of tortured kittens.
    Kilts do remind me of a schoolgirl's uniform. However, I thought bagpipes were to torture kittens.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scheherazade View Post
    Love Scotland. Would move there at a drop of a hat if I could find a job.

    PS: By Scotland I mean the Highlands!
    Fine, but it's like saying by the USA I mean the Rockies.

    PS. A kilt is designed to emphasise hairy masculine legs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JonathanB View Post
    PS. A kilt is designed to emphasise hairy masculine legs.

    Not necessarily. I once worked with a guy who was a cross-dresser and he told me that he wore a kilt for social occasions.
    He was probably less than 5ft tall and when I suggested that perhaps he might be the cause of amused comment, he replied, ' My legs have received admiring glances.'
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    British. Love that word, British! - The thin red line, Winston Churchill, Charge of the Light Brigade, The Queen- Gawd bless 'er. Sad really.
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    After living in this country for 15+ years, I decided to take the plunge and applied for British citizenship. .. And took the citizenship test last month. Feel more British than anyone I know now that I know how many members Welsh, English and Scottish parliaments or juries have or when Thatcher was first elected an MP or how old was Mary when she became a queen... Not to mention the kind of paintings produced by Turner or music composed by Vaughan Williams.

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    Congratulations, Scheherazade! That must have been a hard test if only 5 out of 100 can pass it. Or maybe they don't realize they should prepare for it.

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