MEMBERS FROM HOW MANY DIFFERENT COUNTRYS

yuanzhumin · 5th June 2006, 05:35 PM

Well, I have two countries, I would say.
The one I'm coming from and the one where I live in.
The first is the country of paradox, a country that everybody loves and hates at the same time. For example, last year, this country had the world record for the number of burned cars in its streets and at the same time was the most visited for tourism purpose. It seems that I'm a compatriot of Galvano.
My other country, where I've been living in for nearly 15 years now, has no unions strikes, the stores are always open, even during the night or the week ends. In this island, the people are the nicest in the world but there are also daily earthquakes (we only feel the biggest tremors every two or three months). Another particularity : it is also a country that is still living under the threats of a thousand missiles pointed at it by a very big and "friendly" neighbour. Should I say it is Taiwan?

Freddy · 5th June 2006, 06:36 PM

I'm from Belgium....more particularly the Flemish part of Belgium. In the past, we were governed by most other European countries, but we're still around !
Like Mapico1 said : the land of the best beer and tons of African stuff (if you can find it)

Freddy

Angren · 5th June 2006, 11:14 PM

Home of the vikings, Gustav Vasa, the carolins, the midsummer, and the Dala horse

And the artic winter here in the north, Sweden

But I lived in Laos for a few years.

5th June 2006, 05:35 PM	#1
yuanzhumin Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Ex-Taipei, Taiwan, now in Shanghai, China Posts: 180	Well, I have two countries, I would say. The one I'm coming from and the one where I live in. The first is the country of paradox, a country that everybody loves and hates at the same time. For example, last year, this country had the world record for the number of burned cars in its streets and at the same time was the most visited for tourism purpose. It seems that I'm a compatriot of Galvano. My other country, where I've been living in for nearly 15 years now, has no unions strikes, the stores are always open, even during the night or the week ends. In this island, the people are the nicest in the world but there are also daily earthquakes (we only feel the biggest tremors every two or three months). Another particularity : it is also a country that is still living under the threats of a thousand missiles pointed at it by a very big and "friendly" neighbour. Should I say it is Taiwan?

5th June 2006, 06:36 PM	#2
Freddy Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Sint-Amandsberg (near Ghent, Belgium) Posts: 830	I'm from Belgium....more particularly the Flemish part of Belgium. In the past, we were governed by most other European countries, but we're still around ! Like Mapico1 said : the land of the best beer and tons of African stuff (if you can find it) Freddy

5th June 2006, 11:14 PM	#3
Angren Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Sweden Posts: 10	Home of the vikings, Gustav Vasa, the carolins, the midsummer, and the Dala horse And the artic winter here in the north, Sweden But I lived in Laos for a few years.