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- Rinda
- Just your basic, curious girl with a penchant for wondering about weird stuff.
11 comments:
For people who know me, mine is terribly obvious. I'm such an Anglophile that it couldn't be anything other than England. Not London, necessarily, but a little country town would be nice.
You didn't say you were going to post questions that require thought... but I'm going to go ahead and check Zimbabwe off my list. And Louisiana. I'll have to think some more about a final answer though.
Can't think of another country I'd like to be born in except the one I'm living in currently.
I'm not very original-I'd pick Canada. It's not terribly cold if you stay close to the border and they speak English there. Of course, I'd have to learn French and say "eh" after every three words...that part would suck.
I think the question was 'if you had been born in and live your life in another country' so speaking English would not be a real consideration. I got hung up on that this morning for awhile. I'm thinking Finland. I've been racking my brain all day (which admittedly takes very little racking)and can't come up with anything bad about those people.
Does anybody care if I invite Sean - Torrington, CT to the site?
Only if I can invite becky!
So sue me-I'd still pick Canada.
Rinda, if you're going to invite anyone, how about the "yall" guy?
FINLAND. Southern Finland.
It's so clean and pretty and the food is good and it's cheap to get to Europe.
Wow, bill, I actually wrote that before I read your comment.
They do get a little pissy if you offend them, but overall the Finns are nice people.
hmmm...probably somewhere from the UK. 'My people' can be traced back to Scotland in the 1100's, so that's a possibility.
Luxembourg - it's tiny.
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