~Where's we JPloppers from, yo?!~

[erilaz]

San Francisco Bay Area, California, United States of America.

Turkey is also in Europe though, like Russia.

Turkey politically may be part of Europe, through NATO and EU treaties, but geographically and culturally it is part of the Middle East.

Also, there's a lot more to Russia than what's west of the Ural Mountains.

I think what Starra meant is that both Turkey and Russia straddle Europe and Asia geographically, all political and cultural considerations aside. Turkey has that European bit west of the Bosporus, though most of the country's territory is in Asia (the Anatolian peninsula, Asia Minor, the original Asia).

[Sohee]

Los Angeles. Though I am FROM Sweden... but the question is where we live so :3

[TotallyUncool]

I met a girl from Turkey the other day who said that since she's from the area around the Sea of Marmara in western Turkey, she considered herself European, as opposed to all of those Middle Easterners in eastern and central Turkey.

[Mirai]

North America. More specifically, Sacramento area, California.

[Starra]

I was going off of geography, not anything else .

[TotallyUncool]

Let's go by plate tectonics -- I'm on the Pacific Plate!

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[Starra]

Hahaha oh wow, I live on a BIG BLACK LINE.

Er, between the Australian Plate and the Pacific Plate.

EDIT: Zooming in, I actually live on the Australian Plate. But still.

Also: earthquakes are a thing here.

[TotallyUncool]

Plate boundaries are usually fun places for earthquakes.

[DSQueenie]

^
That was my thinking.

If you are from South East Asia vote East Asia or if it is possible maybe we could add in SEAsia option if you don't feel comfortable doing that?

EDIT: This is how I always considered it:

Um, you don't count Central Asia as being part of Asia? That's new.


I personally feel this is a pretty good definition of Asia

The black line is what I considered to be the middle of Asia, to the left west asia to the right east asia.

[Shoujo Q]

So for the USA, are we thinking...

What the fudge?

No, no, no. There is no way that Virginia is a Great Lakes state. And that's just for starters...

Try this instead.



(Yes, I'm hotlinking, but it's a clip art site that allows it.)

As a child my father drilled into my head that the New England states were always, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Screw New York and their damn Yankees!