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Instrument said: 

Xena said: 

This site also used to attract a lot of Swedes (or ppl who claimed to be Swedish, like it attracts ppl who claim to be 6'7" and 6'9" with 180 and 200 IQs lol)

my iq is only 160 

also I haven't seen any swede here

 Missy, Inquirer, Obsidian are Swedish.

Legga and Ed are also Scandinavians. Not sure where from.

Mee called himself Scandi, but he's from Lithuania or smthg.

Cadaver claimed to be a Swede living in the US, but he was the shortest little Swedish manlet I've ever seen.

(Yeah yeah. There are white ppl living in Africa and trashy ppl living in England, and non-skii-ers living in Switzerland, too :P)

no one: 

people in florida: 

I almost forgot Sensy. 

Sensitive Soul is Swedish.

i remember them from like 2014. yes ed was scandinavian

had no clue inq and legga were swedish

obsidian is a psychforum member right? never seen that name here...

Who gave this thing permission to talk and interact?  Back in the basement with you!

None shall ever find you.

Buttered Toast said: 

Who gave this thing permission to talk and interact?  Back in the basement with you!

None shall ever find you.

 xD

this brings back ghastly memories...

Instrument said: 

this brings back ghastly memories...

 Soon, that's all you will be...

Friedrich said: 

 I have no concepts about where anything is in the US. 

 Travelling through the US is neat.

I love to watch the topography and the climate change.

It's all one big country, but so diverse.

Maybe a bit like travelling through Russia? (I mean in terms of diverse land regions, not people lol I know Russians are nothing like Americans.)

Canada pretty much looks like a less densely populated version of middle America until you get about 2 hours north of the 401 highway (any point along the 401.)

Then it's all forest.

The farther west you go, the bigger the mountains get.

The farther north you go, the fewer ppl you see, the cockier the bears, deer and moose get, and the deeper the snow gets.

It's not difficult to describe.

But the US would take days. They have everything from swamps to deserts to mountain retreats, to glass and concrete cities, all within a day's drive of each other.

The accents that people speak with also change like the scenery.