View Poll Results: Where are you from?
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North America (USA/CAN)
75 43.60% -
South or Central America
7 4.07% -
Asia
14 8.14% -
Europe (not UK)
27 15.70% -
United Kingdom
24 13.95% -
Australia
8 4.65% -
Africa
2 1.16% -
Middle East (or India)
12 6.98% -
Other (Specify if desired)
3 1.74%
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well, I'm posting this from Trinidad, West Indies. But I voted North America because I am moving to Florida this month. I was making plans to go to the UK, ...
- 01-08-2007 #41Linux User
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well, I'm posting this from Trinidad, West Indies. But I voted North America because I am moving to Florida this month. I was making plans to go to the UK, but at the last minute I got an opportunity to go to the US, that I could not pass.
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- 01-08-2007 #42Linux Guru
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techieMoe, if I may re-introduce the Linuxforums Frappr so members can show where they are. Thanks.
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- 01-09-2007 #45Linux Enthusiast
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Curious why the UK is mentioned seperate from Europe... since it is a member of the EU. But I might be missing the obvious point here
By the way, I'm Dutch.
- 01-09-2007 #46Linux Guru
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Most UK people know they're in Europe, but don't think that way ... It's an island mentality perhaps?
Originally Posted by Redman Curious why the UK is mentioned seperate from Europe... since it is a member of the EU. But I might be missing the obvious point here
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Same here. We know we are part of the United States, but mostly just think of ourselves as South Carolinians first and foremost. The same sentiments are true for a large number of folks who live in Texas. Originally Posted by fingal
- 01-09-2007 #48Linux Guru
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Just as a random historical fact, Texas and California are 2 of the only states in the US that were once their own sovereign nation. For some Texans, we still are. Originally Posted by Dapper Dan Registered Linux user #270181
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- 01-09-2007 #49Linux Guru
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The same can be said about Quebec here in Canada.
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- 01-09-2007 #50Trusted Penguin
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Y'all are under the occupation the same as us... Originally Posted by techieMoe For some Texans, we still are.
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