Where are you from and what is your country or state known for...

a reply to: Quantum12

We're known for beer and sausage... I'd rather not say where ha ha

a reply to: Aeshma

San Fransisco?

a reply to: Aeshma Oh that reminds me, mm Polish sausage and beer.

from Belfast best know for terrorists lol :/

Originally from Northern Ireland, which is known for its "troubles", Ian Paisley, Gerry Adams, lots of marching in July, loads of rain.

a reply to: Quantum12

I'm still from Illinois, Quantum-- and somehow simultaneously like
AND unlike a personal alert system for somebody my age,
'I'm screwed and I can't get out!' Just moved s/west on the armpit...
We are ranked fourth in the US in systemic corruption, because the
crooks around here are three times better at hiding the bones.

Also unlike that better lookin' Texan upstairs, some of us more
often than not point the iron at each other. Did I mention screwed?
Now I hear Tornado Alley is crankin' up for the first time right after
the basement's done painted and all my bottom teef's pullb Mondagh.

We're finally some of the best at making fun of our own weepin', wailin'
and gnashing of freshly farmed gumlines. I know, too much info

Haha, just beat me - was wondering if any other Norn Ir'n people were lurking around

a reply to: robbeh

We're famous for our Prime Ministers - one went missing at the beach, another was the world yard-glass beer sculling champion and most barely see out a full term in office before their own party socially sacrifices them in some weird cult like ritual.

A UFO also stole one of our citizens whilst he was flying across Bass Strait. We have the oldest rock paintings in the world going back tens of thousands of years depicting non-human entities interacting with the native population.

During winter it's still possible to get a suntan and in summer our roads melt.

Where I'm from, almost every living creature can kill you, some in under a minute - irrespective of whether you are on land or in the water.

this is why we are almost always drunk.

Cheers.

I'm from Earth. And that mud ball/flat is full with lots of me's, Dumbasses.

My little area of the world is called "The Valley of the Sun". Ill let you guess what its known for.

The city I live in means table in spanish

a reply to: Sublimecraft

We're famous for our Prime Ministers

I don't think I could name a single one (I'm American, we're famous for being ignorant about the world). You're famous for kangaroos and terrifying flora and fauna and you know it! And drop bears, but that's under the terrifying/fauna section.

I'm from Texas. I don't fit the stereotype.

I do love fire though. Fire, water, beer and BBQ are right on the money when it comes to non-metro good times. I hate country music. I don't own a pair of cowboy boots or hat.

Point is, everything Texas gets a bad rep over, is really localized to a bunch of buffoons in political positions. We actually live up to the moniker of Friendship. Most non-Texans will never see past their own biased huff-po propagandized views to even give the Great State a chance though. Kind of sad, but not really a big loss in the scheme of things.

Come on over, find a job, and save some money to enjoy the abundant nature we have to offer.

originally posted by: Sublimecraft
We're famous for our Prime Ministers - one went missing at the beach, another was the world yard-glass beer sculling champion and most barely see out a full term in office before their own party socially sacrifices them in some weird cult like ritual.

A UFO also stole one of our citizens whilst he was flying across Bass Strait. We have the oldest rock paintings in the world going back tens of thousands of years depicting non-human entities interacting with the native population.

During winter it's still possible to get a suntan and in summer our roads melt.

Where I'm from, almost every living creature can kill you, some in under a minute - irrespective of whether you are on land or in the water.

this is why we are almost always drunk.

Cheers.

That explains a lot, Sublime. That Hugh fellow with the Z1 and
the blonde mop may likely have been vaccumed off NSW for a
ROM upgrade himself. Note to self: Immortan Joe's ripoff was
staged, I'll bet a six pack of Foster's he'll be back. Joecutter ROFL.
if it was up to me he'd be a good next pick for PM; except he's
so of a right mind to never take the damned job being a director.

a reply to: Bobaganoosh

I don't own a pair of cowboy boots

You should, they're awesome. if you don't want to be all hat no cows or whatever they say, get some that are more work boot oriented. I have both. Feels good man.

a reply to: Quantum12

Ilive in Robin Hood's county.

a reply to: Quantum12
I'm originally from Indiana, which is known for corn, corn, corn, corn, corn, look a cow!, corn, corn, corn, and not much else.

Now I'm in West Virginia, which is known for mountains, coal, moonshine, and being part of the Appalachian Trail.

ETA: Unfortunately, West Virginia is also known for the movie Deliverance:

France... Loire Valley

Known for food, wine and gorgeous French ladies... Mrs Lag is one of them.

Kindest respects

Lag

a reply to: Domo1

I live in work boots. I wear them with cargo shorts... Hhehehe
. I've even had to swim in them thanks to the bottle busting tourists that marvel at our natural beauty by day and trash it partying all night.

a reply to: Bobaganoosh

I want to be taller too. 5'10" gets a lot better with some meaty soles.

Though I've lived all over the US, for the past couple of decades I've mostly lived in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia. And Georgia is known for...

Is known for...

Oh God help me. I'm from Georgia....