Sydney, Australia.

Dunedin, New Zealand

there are horror movie fans but not 'dedicated' like me:D

Well I'm from Victoria in Australia but am currently living in Glasgow, Scotland.

I agree. Who the hell needs to know about the planet that they live on? :rolleyes:

Just imagining that cracks me up..... so funny, seriously.

Minnesota, USA. Usually seeking out a dark corner.

I didn't realize how incredibly US-centric this site was. The last forum I frequented was Aussie-centric.

I am from Maynard, Massachusetts, USA. It's an urban milltown located in Central Mass, about 40 West of Boston.

I'm totally geeking out about our different geographic locations.



Mothman - I'm calling you out. You ain't from no Boston. :p (Concord, right? Yes, I'm a stalker)

ManchesterMorgue and Phalanx - I miss Australia. Spent a week in Sydney, thought it was gorgeous (though I'm partial to Brisbane because my long lost love lives there... *sigh* Have you guys traveled Australia a lot? Where in Sydney do you live?

EC - I've never been to New Zealand - What's your little neck of the woods like?

Disease - How long you been in Scotland? And how did you wind up there?

roshiq - I know seriously NOTHING about Bangledesh. Do you live in urban areas or rural areas?

Ferret - I assume that you're living in a rural area?



Can we create an addition to this thread: Post a Picture of your Location

This is the view of my backyard - neighborhood. Garage:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...72734048_0.jpg



And this is Main Street Maynard:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...files15146.gif

I came here by car from England, I thought I had told you that.

No - Generally when I ask you personal questions, you ignore them. I only JUST found out what you do for a job. :p

Why from Australia to England to Scotland?

Because he's insane. :rolleyes:

Your neighbourhood looks nice. Your house doesn't.

I'm not even sure myself anymore.... :confused:

........................

Well, by the time global warming kicks in big time, they'll have to redraw all the maps anyway.

Damn..

That avatar of yours looks more and more suiting.

Yeah, it's a little cramped. :p

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Thanks, Urge. That pretty much sums it up. hahaha

Cramped? More like coffined.

Where the fuck are the windows??!!!

Garage being the key word here. And since the photo seems to be taken from the high ground, I'd say a 2 or 3 story house(or mansion).

Damn you are a stalker.

Oh yea?

Why is the car parked next to the garage?

You might want to examine the words directly above the photo in the OPs post.


And, you may not be aware of this, but some people use their garage for storage and park outside. Other's actually have more than one car(I have several friends with six or seven, AND boats and cycles). And others just don't like the inconvenience of going in and out of their garage during the day.

I don't live in your screwy country, so i guess i have to take your word for it.


Where I live it's normal to have just 1 car, use the garage for its purpose, and last but not least, have your house next to the garage and not on the other side of the lawn. That looks just plain weird to me.

Well, here in "screwy" Florida, we have a lot of deed-restricted neighborhoods(you know, to keep the riff-raff out - code for racist). And a lot of them won't let you park a boat in your yard(afraid their prop values will plummet). So they keep them in the garage. And there aren't too many folks who are going to chuck a $75-100 thousand speed boat to keep the neighbors happy.

Oh, I thought Angra was joking and I went along with it. Yeah - That's the garage.

I live on the third floor of a three-story apartment. The garage has space for three cars and the neighbors on the first floor have two, so one of them if forced to park next to the garage.


It is a little weird - I think that the garage was a quick solution to a landlord's parking issues which predates my stay here - It was obviously built separately, quickly, and long after the apartment was originally erected. Not complaining though - keeps snow off of my car in the winter and gives us and a little extra storage space.





Girl's gotta have a hobby. :rolleyes:

You poor bastards..

Currently in Iowa, USA.
In the summertime I reside in Illinois, suburb of Chicago.

Typical... nobody gets poor Angra. :(




I need a hug.

I forgot to single you out in my stalker post.

I aways assumed by your avatar that you just lived on Tatooine with your other Jawa friends. :p

What does your neck of Denmark look like?

Well...

This is where i live.

http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...gterparken.jpg

A lovely peaceful neighbourhood with kids running around playing untill dusk. The apartments are great as well. Expensive, but great.


And this is your neck.

http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...agerstrand.jpg

Yes, it's a little like Florida. Just a lot colder. :p

I live 5 minutes from the Atlantic, and can't see it from the road unless I drive about 40 miles north. Miles of high rise condos.

That sounds weird also.

Is it all private owned beaches for 40 miles??

Chrono....I live in the capital of BD...Dhaka (in the Diplomatic zone) but my office (in a chemical manufacturing plant) situated outside the city and that is somewhat in a rural area.

urgeok2....hehehe... I have visited India once and that was Darjeeling but I never been to Delhi and not get lucky to see the Tajmohol yet. But I hope to see that soon. :o

Gorgeous. How close to the coast are you?

Do you have little Angras running around in this peaceful little neighborhood of yours? Or are you a swinging bachelor?





Pictures, please. I wanna see! :D

I'm a 20 minutes walk from the beach. So i take the bike. And by bike i mean bicycle.


And no, there's just me, myself and I running around. And most of the time we're just sitting right here. On the couch.

Yup. Living the dream, baby. ;) :rolleyes:

Beach front is prime real estate here. Kind of laughable when you consider South Florida is called Hurricane Alley. Technically speaking, the first 150 feet of shoreline on all US property belongs to the Department of Wildlife and Forest. Which, in a lot of states, is still wild. But in prime destination states like California, Florida, New York, etc. that law gets chucked out the window. Some of the keys(islands) here, you can't even go on without going thru all sorts of security clearances, and you have to have a written, verifiable invite.

But one beach got thru with a state park designation, Haulover Beach. A nude beach right in between all that expensive real estate. This might sound like some kind of perk for rich old pervs. Until you go there .......and see some of the scariest nude bodies on earth. :D

Sorry I don't have any pic of our apartment but I have some pics of my factory & office and that I can share with you here but until tomorrow when I get to the office, the pics are stored in my office PC.:o

No thank you.

There must be another public beach somewhere in Florida...

Tomorrow is sunday.

What kind of hellish country do you live in????

:D :D :D :D :D

Well, thanks to our dependence on foreign oil, OPEC now has us working 18 hour days, 7 days a week, to keep our tanks filled, pay our mortgages and bills and buy our $25 a pound hamburger.


"There must be another public beach somewhere in Florida..."

They're all public beaches, but the resorts and condos try to make outsiders think they aren't.