Topic: Which State/Province?

I live in Washington what about you guys and girls?

off hand dose anyone have a Airhogs Aero Ace? i have one, its only 10 inch long r/c airplane man its so fun to fly!

Aero Ace topic
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My name is Cobalt Saber

I think this better belongs in the Fans section. And I think should really be "which state" cause "where you live" implies you're asking for addresses/city names/etc. ;)

I live in Montana, though, btw. Though it's not the first. I've lived in: Utah, Wisconsin, Washington, Montana, Missouri, Kentucky, and I think that's it.

i live in alaska its so cool the sun is going down like at 10.pm

jeez!

wo Alaska nice... Is it cold there??
10:00 Pm DUDE THAT COOL!! the sun gose down at about 8:30 here in Wa.

its not that cold its like 30-40 but you get used to it.

cool.

Colorado, I miss Kansas though, I'm probably going to move back soon as i get the chance. This should be in fans, Miba's right.

Arizona. I used to live in South Dakota so the heat is AWESOME.

Tennessee baby!!!
We may have lost the final four or whatever but at least we can say that we beat Florida(champs)twice!
It's only a stereotype that all of us Southerners are hicks,I live in the Atomic City and we are dominated by scientists.Though it is true that we are extremly loyal to the U.S. of A and are close knit.If a woman is left is widow and harvest time is right around the corner the whole community will come out and help her and that's just a little veiw of Southern hospitality.

Anything that doesn't involve Star Wars needs to go in the Fans forum.
I'm in the midwest USA, aka middle of nowhere.

lol

nothing wrong with that, it's quiet.
And as Dave Barry wrote:
"Kansas also contains manufacturing and tumbleweeds, which are plants that form themselves into giant balls that roll across the prairie and burst into your motel room at night, which is why the American Automobile Associattion recommends that you always sleep with a weed whacker."
-Dave Barry's only Travel guide you'll ever need

I live in North Carolina........its not too cold    and not too hot.......perfect for me.........i do wish i could be in ohio right now........not because of the weather though........my girl friend lives there.  Anyone live in Daton, Ohio????

                                                         MandalorianSpy9

I've been to Daton before, there's an air force museum there, and we stopped in at it cause my brother was into that sorta thing back then.

Thats cool......yeah ohio is known for its air force stuff......actually my girlfriends dad works on planes and stuff....so anyways....

                                                          MandalorianSpy9

i live in Carlilse, good ol United Kingdom, where we drive on the correct side of the road and spell colour with a U.:)

I live in England in London :D

I live in Washington, just like ARC and Boba Dude...out in the sticks where nobody can find me.  :D
Say, what part of Washington do you two live anyway?  Just curious...I go to school in Eatonville...don't know whether I might accidentally bump into ya...

EDIT:

Tumwater, eh?  Well, that's not too far away...Still probably won't see either of you unless you happen to be LANers...

Laners???????

Computer gamers who get together at LAN (Local Area Network) parties to link up their computers and play for a weekend or so.
There's a few big LANs around your area, a particullarly large one in Dupont.  It would just be kind of hard to bump into you two any other way...I only go through Olympia once a year on the way to the beach... ;)

The big lan party is at the Intel building

Cool! you know what I'm talking about. 
http://infernalan.com/cms/
Sadly, I cannot attend the next one because my band needs to rehearse for a competition in Florida.  :(
But I'll probably make it to the next one in summer, whenever it is.  So...that would be awesome if you guys were there, can't believe your dad works there.  :)
How many LANs have you been to?  Me and my buddies LAN about once every two months, and we're going to a big one down in Portland during Memorial Day weekend.  Personally, my favorite LAN games are Call of Duty 2, Unreal Tournament 2004, and BattleField2, all pretty popular tournament games.

LOL......i can't imagine driving on that side of the road.....i'd go crazy and would probably just stop in the middle of the road. lol. It is the *WRONG* side of the road and there is no u in color......it would just make it more difficult to spell it.

                                                      lol   MandalorianSpy9 :D

LANs can also be done with consoles.

What are console LANs like?  I've never seen anything like that...

Console LANs are cool, I walked by my brothers once when they'd hooked up two or three X-Boxes. And my brothers were also in some sorta Halo tournament thing, which I guess is a LAN thing? I've never actually done it before, though. The most I've done is play four player Mario Racing (I think? Or maybe it was some other race game? Can Mario Racing be 4-players?) on the N64 years ago.

I live in New South Wales in Australia (just to get back to topic :P )

kool....so you have one of those "Crock hunter" accents? I'll meet one someone with an accent like that every now and again in the states and i always love listening to them talk. I like Australia for its poisonous snakes and spiders...crikey!

                                                          MandalorianSpy9 :D

The Croc Hunter has a Queenslander accent. I live further south so ours don't sound quite as bogan :P

I've actually been to the Croc Hunter's zoo, it was pretty cool. They had baby tigers at the time and they were so cute! :D

I have a cusin from Down Under ;)
He is cool
When we hang out OMG do I get the accent!
It is quite funny
I just cant help it, his accent is so strong.

Cool! He must sound like Fett.....right?

......anyway......I live in Maryland.The wheather's pretty good here. It's Sunny!:cool:

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You did not say anything

There.....I fixed it.

yeah kinda
like a said he accent sent is really strong, so it is sorta like fett

hey Boba dude, the edit button helps for that, instead of posting twice in a row

Well, I like to be neat, but if he posts more posts, he'll get more stars. Right, mate?

He would get more stars, but that is considered spamming.

...which I notice a few people have been doing...

im always trying to edit....instead of posting  anotha  1   but sometimes it just slips my mind.
                                                         MandalorianSpy9

Isn't TM from New Zealand?
My granmum(grandma) is from England and I've picked up a Southern/English accent.It's really weird cause I'll say something that we would consider English slang with a Southern drawl and vice versa.It's really funny but at the same time really odd cause I'm the only one in my very large family that does that.

Boba Dude-Edit!Please!

sweetness, i didn't know about the whole, where you live makes a difference thing in australia. But now that i think about it, it's the same thing here in the US. You either have a southern or a northern accent. i've got that southern accent, but to me, i don't realize i'm talking with such a ummmmm twang...people just tell me i do. lol. Some people up north, especially from the michigan area, have a really weird accent that sounds kinda winey.....they probably think the same thing about us southerners though...

                                            proud of the south,     MS9

My accent is sometimes a very interesting one. I grew up in many different places, and I tend to copy the accent around me but still keep a little bit of my old accents at the same time. Like when I lived in the south I had a southern accent except for when I was upset, my mom said I switched back to a "clipped northern accent". And now I'm back in the north, but people tell me that every now and then I have a bit of a southern accent. And then I naturally talk different than other people. And that is doubled up with the fact that I could stand facing someone in a silent room and talk for a full minute and they'd go, "I'm sorry, could you repeat that, I didn't hear what you said." :( Like at work when I make a page and no one responds so someone else makes the same exact page and they respond instantly and claim they never heard my page. So this thing with people not hearing/understanding me makes me speak with as little words as possible which sometimes makes me stumble and stutter and use weird words and wordings.

Tem is from New Zealand and their accents are different to Aussies. To us when they say chips it sounds like chops, six sounds like sex. It's a crack up. Plus there's all the NZ jokes regarding their "attraction to sheep". Hehehe :lol:

I think its funny, some Americans find Aussies hard to understand because we talk fairly fast in comparison to them ;)

I have a rural midwestern accent, which means that I sound something like what Viggo did in History of Violence, or the characters in Elizabethtown.  We don't get much variation around here.

That sounds alot like my girlfriend....she was born up north, moved down south, then just recently moved back up north...it is funny some times to listen to her talk. One moment she will be saying, "How are Ya'll doin'" and the next moment saying, "My dad got me a *pop* today on the way home...etc.etc.".   it always cracks me up soo much whenever i hear her call *SODA*-*POP* lol lol lol. she is just one of those confused girls, her vocab doesn't know if she's southern or northern...lol.

                                                                  MS9

Where I come from, everything that's carbonated is called a "coke."  ;)

AAAAAAMEN!!!!!!   you have to either say that or soda.....cause i know there is like 100000000 ways to say it, but these are the only right ways to say it.....Yesssssss.
He he he he...

                                                               {MW} MS9 :cool: