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Group: Dueling Club
Posts: 660
Joined: 24-December 05
From: Nowhere but Everywhere
Member No.: 14338
Where Do You Live Now! Not where you used to or where you wish to live...where you ar living!! Enjoy!
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Patience is power. Power can change almost everything. YOU are myPatience! ♥~♥ Laugh your heart out, dance in the rain, cherish the memories, ignore the pain. Love and learn, forget and forgive because remember .. you only have one Life to Live!!♥~♥ Merry Christmas.
Group: Sorting Ceremony
Posts: 247
Joined: 31-December 05
From: Hong Kong, China
Member No.: 14530
I live in Hong Kong (I suppose not many of you have heard of this place), China. I wanna live in Scotland or America!!!!! These places have the priviledge to see movies first. In a here, we watched GOF 22-12-05!!!!!!!!!!! And I'd seen Nanny Mcphee and Cheaper by the Dozen 2 on plane and when i got home, it still didn't went on cinemas. Pretty uncool, huh?
Group: Dueling Club
Posts: 362
Joined: 22-November 05
From: 221B Baker Street, London
Member No.: 13158
Thegirlwholived: How many Hong kongs are there? Do you mean the big city Hong Kong which has been an english colony for a long time until (I guess) 1990? Or is there a little town which is really impossible to know without living there? As all of the VTM users are quite intelligent (because they read harry Potter ), I think some of them have heard of Hong Kong.
Well, as some of you may have seen a map of Germany in the last few days (because of the soccer world championship), it's the best to say that I live near Hannover, in northern Germany. The stupid thing is that I have to wait for the German Harry Pooter versions to come out for so long...
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James Brown- Godfather of Soul - R.I.P. Read how Tom Riddle grew up: The Tales of Evil Or read my one-shot The Flight of the Prince to see what's on Snape's mind after he killed Dumbledore.
I live in the US. I'd rather live in Greece though, because most European people are smarter and more fit than most Americans. And my family is from Greece. [Mod Edit] Hi, please don't issue such comments. Nationality doesn't qualify a general group for specific, individual attributes. <oops. sorry >
This post has been edited by Ginevra: May 29 2006, 11:40 PM
Group: Witches & Wizards
Posts: 309
Joined: 25-March 06
From: Patrick Jane's Sofa,CBI Headquarters, Sacramento
Member No.: 16616
I live in the UK.Well a big(ish) village called Ballater in Aberdeenshire, Scotland to be precise.A very exciting part of the world. Put it this way the nearest shopping centre is just over an hour away How annoying. The weather varies, snows quite regularly in the winter- which is a good thing because we get days off school if the snow's too bad. One winter it snowed non-stop, and i mean non-stop, for 5 days.There was like 4 foot of snow and it was freezing. Apart from that it's a great place to live
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›-(¯‘v’¯)-››I prefer Harry/Hermione››(¯‘v’¯)-››That's how i see it... Who Shut That!!!?? hehe
Group: Dueling Club
Posts: 973
Joined: 28-May 05
From: Home again! South of London, U.K.!
Member No.: 4703
I live in the United Kingdom, just south of London near Gatwick Airport....However i go to school in the city of Canterbury, which is down near Dover in Kent...Anyone here live near me???
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She pulled a card dramatically from underneath her shawls. "- the lightning struck tower," she whispered. "Calamity. Disaster. Coming nearer all the time..."
I live in Germany, north of Hamburg in a state capital with wonderful 200,000 residents. Capital village but a nice one though. I'm originally from Bavaria and may be moving to the south next year again but still somewhere completely different
Group: Sorting Ceremony
Posts: 20
Joined: 10-December 05
From: England..well, my heart lives there... Actually I live in Italy, and I've always lived here since I was born.. But England fascinates me very much and I think it's where I would like to live one day..
Member No.: 13981
I live in Italy, in a small town in the middle of it, not so far from Rome.. Has anyone ever been there and eaten the italian pizza?!?! It's fantastic!! I like my country (people are friendly and weather is good), but I'd prefer living in UK (where I'll go this summer!!)...
Group: Sorting Ceremony
Posts: 143
Joined: 1-December 05
From: West Virginia, USA
Member No.: 13665
I live in the USA in a small town in West Virginia called Moundsville. If I lived in a different country, it would be somewhere in Western Europe. Lots of HP related places there! But I love America!! God Bless the USA!!
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Shoot for the moon, even if you miss, you'll land among the stars! School:*Hogwarts* House:*Gryffindor* Quidditch position:*Seeker* Character:*Hermione Granger* Wand:*Hazel, 12 inches, Unicorn Hair* Perfect Boyfriend:*Harry Potter* or *Ron Weasley* Animagus:*Phoenix* Patronus:*Blue Jay*Shipper of: *Harry/Ginny and Ron/Hermione*
I love Rome! Well, unless your teacher tries you to see every little detail within a week during the hottest summer ever But Idefinately need to come back to Rome on my own and not in July when the lowest temperature you ever get to see is 35°C at 3 am
I live in the UK, Wales to be more presise, Porthcawl to be even more accurate. It's a small seaside town that used to be a tourist place until people got richer and could afford to go somewhere hot instead. So it's now more of a retirement home, aka a place where old people come to dye. yeah, laugh a minuite.
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The weather varies, snows quite regularly in the winter-
Yeah, in the UK the weather varies a huge amount which is probally why we are so known for talking about the weather. Today, it's sunny. Yesterday, it was windy. Day before that, it was raining. ect. So yeah, we talk about the weather tonnes, but is it just a British thing? I'm sure other countries do it too, what else is there to talk about?
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I live in Hong Kong (I suppose not many of you have heard of this place), China.
Hong Kong is really famous, everyone I know has heard of it!
I'd like to live in Ireland most. I have my heart set on it One day, when I am rich and famous (or simply offered a job there...) I will live there.
Group: Sorting Ceremony
Posts: 1082
Joined: 21-October 05
From: Continental Europe
Member No.: 11749
Porthcawl isn't so bad. It's the home of Côr Meibion Portcawl, a merry band of singers, and nice hills at your back. At least it isn't Abertawe or Berry.
<sigh> I wish I could be in dear old Cymru right now.
Group: Dueling Club
Posts: 660
Joined: 24-December 05
From: Nowhere but Everywhere
Member No.: 14338
hiya,I live in the UK, London. I was born here and have always lived here..and I absolutely love it. I am sure if I had lived in another country all my life then I would never want to come to London but anyhows theres no point saying that since I haven’t lived anywhere else..Yes I agree that the weather changes very quickly in the UK. The beginning of the week starts off sunny and all, but by the time its Wednesday, it’s pouring rain. I can tell you how annoying that is. I don’t live very far away from Central London and everyone, when you see London in postcards or on the internet, you are seeing the good places, yea..but there are lots of places which aren’t very well looked after..but it’s still great and a wonderful place to visit. Oh yea Nick, I went to visit Kent last year..and I think it is a wonderful place..well the parts that I saw! Anyway London may seem very big, but by the time you’ve lived there long enough, you’d know your way blindfolded! Thanks, V.H
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Patience is power. Power can change almost everything. YOU are myPatience! ♥~♥ Laugh your heart out, dance in the rain, cherish the memories, ignore the pain. Love and learn, forget and forgive because remember .. you only have one Life to Live!!♥~♥ Merry Christmas.
Where Do You Live?, Merged Topic
Feb 17 2006, 07:05 PM
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Put it this way the nearest shopping centre is just over an hour away 
How annoying. The weather varies, snows quite regularly in the winter- which is a good thing because we get days off school if the snow's too bad. 
One winter it snowed non-stop, and i mean non-stop, for 5 days.There was like 4 foot of snow and it was freezing. Apart from that it's a great place to live 
One day, when I am rich and famous (or simply offered a job there...) I will live there.
