What region do you live in?

I live in the EastEnd, in London, in the South East of England, in the UK, in Europe, in the Western Hemisphere - shall I go on or have you got it?

I realize the general idea, but what galaxy do you live in ?

I live in the East.

China?

North-eastern Ontario, Canada.

Essex, UK

Alaska

I live just outside the capital of Costa Rica, San José, in the fancy schmancy suburbs called Montes de Oca. Soon I'll be living in either Tempe, Arizona or San Francisco, California.

Manchester, England

Staffordshire, England.

The Midwest United States.

He said he wanted to know the "region of the 'country'" you live in which would be the East. If he asked what region of the world my country is located, I would say the West.

As much as my surveys get "nitpicked" in the qualification stage, you would think they would have caught this!

South Yorkshire.

I live in Utah, in the United States. The whole of our city is reffered to Salt Lake City, but I live in the area reffered to as West Jordan- But it is still Salt lake City too. I know. I don't get it either.

I live in the midwest United States

Is that like a suburb? I live in Cincinnati (well not really, I am not in the city limits but the post address says CINTI) But the area I live in could be considered Colerain, Grosebeck, Bevis, White oak or some other name I am sure.

I live in the Western United States in Springfield, Oregon. We are next door to Eugene, home of the University of Oregon and the Oregon Ducks football team!

New England.

I wondered myself why the survey creator didn't say "world", but since no one else seemed to be having a problem with it, I let it slide.

I currently attend the University of New Orleans and I live in the dorms there. I am sure that most of you have heard of New Orleans even if you're not from the US.

On the weekends, I go back home to a subarban town sometimes known as L-town. Its about 30-40 miles away from New Orleans.

New England (as opposed to the old dusty one ).

L-town? I don't remember that name from when I lived in New Orleans, where is it? I was just a college kid- only stayed around Tulane- so I was pretty ignorant of much of my surroundings.

I live in Oregon which is on the West Coast of the U.S.

midwest. though here in wisconsin they call it the northwest for some really wierd reason.

i used to live there
and in bryce canyon too at the pink cliffs lodge

i used to live there too

The West Coast.

Yeah, that is weird. If they're northwest, then what's Alaska?

I, myself, live in the Northeast US

You're a cheese head? I didn't know that. For some reason I always thought you lived in New England and were friends with the folks I know around here. Drat. So much for my chances of meeting you at a party sometime.

I live in Piedmont.Italy Piedmont not US Piedmont As the name says it's full of mountains.Very high mountains if you're British,just mountains if you're American.Lots of hills too.Lakes.Is located to the extreme North-West of Italy.France is closer than Rome.

Here's how it is:
http://www.mi.cnr.it/WOI/deagosti/regions/piemonte.html


Here's how it looks:
http://www.aesthetic-images.com/places/italy/piemonte/piemonte2.html

http://www.thais.it/itinerari/orlandi/02a0091_uk.htm

I live in the Midwest United States (Ohio)

Where in the Midwest do you live? I live in Akron, Ohio.

I live in the South East of Australia.

You know, there's a New England in Australia too....

Pacific Coast, California.

I'm not surprised! Is it a region like it is in the US?

I know, my sister told me. She said you had some problems with the local police.

How close will you be to the next Winter Olympics?

heart of the midwest--u.s.a.

wisconsin

Midwest U.S. (Ohio)

what a cool website....i get to talk to people from all over the world

ive never heard wisconsin called the northwest and ive lived here all my life
where did you here this

i got to live in oregon for a while, in a crapty town called klamath falls. dont ever let yourself be drawn to the place its evil.
the rest of the state that i got the chance to see was very beautiful though

Montreal

what a beautiful place, ive always wanted to visit italy and sicily, my grandfather moved to the u.s. from sicily when he was a boy.

United States

I'm familiar with Klamath Falls. A former co-worker (the one who isn't too bright) that I've mentioned a few times was born and raised there. I've always wondered if the schools there were the fault of her being so dumb or maybe it was something in the water. I'll guess I'll never know. What other parts of Oregon have you visited?

Midwest U.S.A. (Wisconsin)

the south east of the united states. in the direct opposite corner from mandy and suebee..

ontario, canada

Yes, and the natural appearance is remarkably similar. Only the houses are different! Well, not quite.

I need to keep reminding myself that New England is in Australia too, because when people here ask how I liked the US and I say "New England is so beautiful" they look a little confused!!

it is something in the water...they have the largest algea producing body of water in the world in that fudgeed up town. the whole town is addicted to algea pills. the lake that people are supposed to be able to use for recreation is filled with so much you cant even see the surface. its at least a couple inches thick and i saw a couple of two headed fish swimming around in there...no lie.

i got to visit la pine and bend. bend was very cool, heyzeus and i and a couple of our friends spent a whole day at a waterfall in bend. it was an adventure to say the least.

So it's the water then. Did you visit the High Desert Museum when you were in the Bend area? It's a pretty cool place.

no it wasnt really a sightseeing type tour, we were on our way home from la pine i think, and we just stopped in this cool spot to hang out for a while. it was so fun we spent the whole day there.i planted a couple of pot seeds around the waterfall...wonder if they ever grew.

You should go back and check some day. BTW-are you noticing any problems with how the pages look? Some of us have posted to bill in Feedback because some of the pages in Unqualified and some of the other links are no longer going over to the right border of the screen, they are only going about 60-70% across the screen.

I live in southern USA. Mississippi to be exact.

yeah ive had the same problem although not as much as everyone else it seems, i checked out feedback and it seems some people are having the problem worse than others, im thinking its a change bill and romkey are working on that is not being supported by some browsers more than others

What browser are you currently using? I'm using IE.

You answer then was very Americo-centric. (Is that a word?) Very typically American aren't you?

Buckinghamshire, England.

Tayside (currently).
Usually either the Highlands or Cleveland.

I live in Turin where the Olympics will take place.And they'll do hockey in my Mother's hometown which is 50km from the city

well everything around here is called northwest this and northwestern that. and i have heard them say it on the news.

no i havent been out east yet. i am from the west, but yes, i am a cheesehead now. i like being a cheesehead. funny, you've got your identical sterotypes here just as anywhere else, and they all look the same as people everywhere else, but its kinda funny to see like a biker looking guy with a long beard or a cowboy or whatever and they start talking and the sound all swedish 'oh ya der hey, im goin up nort dere fer the huntin!'

well, i guess you know, new englands got a pretty funny accent too.

You are so lucky!

I guess I am being stereotyped. I thought most people don't like stereotyping.

Dino, I answered the question. It asked for the region of whatever country I reside in. It did not ask for the country. I stated "East" and someone had a smarta$$ response, China? Then, did I realise that I misunderstood the question because it was worded incorrectly.

My questions get nitpicked to death when my surveys are clear but it seems others poorly written surveys make it through the qualification process with no problem.

No we don't.

The Pacific Northwest, USA.

I was born in Essex.

Minnesota.

im using ie also.

they must be talking about the northwestern part of the state. otherwise this is just plain old midwest. the northwest part of the state is the most popular part to people from outside of wisconsin.

Yeah- I think that is what it is- a suburb of Salt Lake. Really plain here- lots of big families and alot of young stay-at-home Moms. Not much happening!

Have you been back to Feedback today (Friday). bill explained what's going on.

It was less about the wording of the survey but everyone elses interpretation and acknowledgment that America is not the centre of the universe on SC.

there are two northwestern companies in brookfield

That sounds nice

The American Eastern Seaboard

Midwest

I never said that America was the center of the world. Where did I say that? What I said went right over your head. You haven't stopped to understand it. What I interpreted the question to ask was... no matter what country you live in (Brazil, Egypt, whatever) what region of it do you live in. "East" is my answer. You just happed to be correct that I lived in the USA. If I happened to live on the East coast of Australia, again, my answer would have been simply "East." The question doesn't ask us to give the country unless we don't know what region we live in.

If you want to know the name of the country and what region of it do I live then I would say, "Eastern United States."

When you responded with "China" to my answer of "East" I thought that you must have been asking what region of the world because China is considered in the eastern region (I think).

I am sorry you feel we Americans are arrogant. I have heard many Americans say similiar things of people from England. Many feel you are also snooty. I am sure some Americans are arrogant and so are some from your country. I have never been to England, but my parents really enjoy visiting.

Just to make something clear, I believe Locutus only wanted the region of the world but stated it to read region of one's country.

no but my problem is gone
ill go check it out

Okay

i was reminded of that fact by "stranger" today

Cool. I wasnt. I was born in Nottingham, but moved here (colchester) about 8 years ago.

Good God! Colchester!!! I was born in Clacton and as a baby lived in Jaywick and then Clacton. We used to drive through Colchester all the time. Isn't that on the way to Southend from Clacton? My Mum and all my family live in Southend.

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - West End - High Park

Manchester, England, Englad
Far away across the sea (ugh, I forgot the rest of the song)

Its 15 miles from clacton, and about 40 from southend. Why did you go all the way over the america?

There is a song? Wow!

oh, thats LaPlace. Its the biggest suburban town away from New Orleans. All around that is small country towns.

Ummm....Atlantic Canada? I'm not really sure.

I was 8. The grown ups made me!

Pacific Northwest, USA

oh well.. Its better than staying in clacton your whole life. Its a depressing place in winter.

Sydney Australia

http://directory.google.com/Top/News/Newspapers/Regional/Australia/New_South_Wales/

upstate new york,the city of glens falls