Where do you live?

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Maybe not the specific street address, but tell us about the country and city.

Stoke on Trent, in England. I watched a something on TV once that said stoke is the 14th worst place to live. well it is infested with chavs

North America, USA, Massachusetts, Westfield.
AKA the "whip city".
Westfield wiki.

North America, Missouri, Independence.......

BTW, I live in the nation Sweden, in the province Södermanland and the town of Eskilstuna

Like stated left, I live in Bergen op Zoom and that's in (S.-W. part of) The Netherlands or Holland (the name I'm sticking with). It's quite an old and beautiful city and most folk are friendly and kind. On the other hand some folk in city hall here, alderman Ton Linssen for instance, are 'undutchlike' corrupt, megalomane and have real schizophrenic double standards. But hey.... nuff 'bout that, here's a wikilink about BoZ.

i live in flagstaff arizona, wich is located in north america. i really do love it here, and heres a video of what its like here in the wintertime

http://uservideo.weather.com/video/Flag ... w-020909-w

my favorite season

Leeds, England. The city is nice and clean, with a good student population. However, the countryside is not easily accessible.

I live in Edinburgh, Scotland. I've not lived there long, so I don't know much about it. The streets are too busy for my liking though.

North America, North Carolina, Dobson

Quite possibly the cloudiest part of the world, just outside the lake district (in england (north west)) it rains every other day, on a very hot dry week. It's lucky I like grey skys and partial humidity, or I would have moved to australia (except I'm extremely arachnophobic and dont like small things that can get in my bed and kill me) But now I just discovered that there is a poisonous spider in the uk:( my dad lied to me, "The False Widow" A widow spider that delivers a very painful bite, and lives in back gardens I'v gone a bit of topic haven't I? Anyway, I live in Endmoor (A village with loads of really grumpy old people who sit at their windows all day glaring at me)

I live in Chester, England. It's a small but famous city.

I am from england and live in reading. Its an ok place, but not very exciting lol. The USA sounds much more interesting to me, really want to go there one day to travel.

San Marcos, Texas, United States (between San Antonio and Austin)

North America ~ Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It's like the world within one city. So many neighbours grouped together. Little Poland, Little Italy etc. Wonderful place to visit.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toronto_(Canada)