Where do Civ Fans come from?

[The Person]

Hey it's your fault that Scandinavia looks like, well you know, in that coin!

Don't you dare blame us. if you hadn't joined the EU that would not be a problem.

 

[Jonny Greenwood]

I'm from Georgia, USA

 

[Pyotr Veliky]

Japanese and Koreans have a completely different taste for video games.

Yes, I'm not in to tentacles and stuff...

 

[megabrainz]

Hehehe. Before I read the options, my planned answer was "from a settler, silly".

 

[CIVPhilzilla]

Pennsylvania.

 

[T100]

the funny thing is that as soon I read the Canandian choice I new that someone would be talking about that before I even scrolled down

 

[Wonderkid]

I'm from Bristol in the UK, there doesn't appear to be to many people form the UK so i thought i'd let you all know we play CIV here to.

 

[Belboz]

Where do Civ Fans come from? When a mommy civ fan loves a daddy civ fan very, very much. . . .

 

[Willowmound]

Where do Civ Fans come from? When a mommy civ fan loves a daddy civ fan very, very much. . . .

Ooh, an exact copy of apatheist's post on page two!

 

[Belboz]

Ooh, an exact copy of apatheist's post on page two!

I don't have a lot of material, so I have to steal from others.

 

[Homie]

hehe, how embarrassing

 

[Homie]

Stavanger, NOrway, The part of the world which is not Canada.

 

[BlueStar]

Oregon-USA Thats Oregun-not Oregone-

The results so far give an indication why so many european countries are in the game.

 

[Homie]

And here our country, along with the rest of Scandinavia are pictured on an Euro coin.


Yes, we are the peckers in Scandinavia.

 

[joethreeblah]

I hope Scandanavia is in the game so that we can draw penis flags

 

[chinesefireball]

I'm from Wollongong in Australia

 

[Grey Fox]

Sweden

And, Homie; do you mean: Here's where our country are supposed to be if Norway was in the EU?

 

[Homie]

No I don't. But I did miss a comma. It is suppose to be:
"And here, our country, along with the rest of Scandinavia are pictured on an Euro coin."

Is it "an Euro coin" or "a Euro coin"?
Also, should it be "suppose to" or supposed to " in the first sentence of this post?

 

[vStauffenberg]

Hamburg, Germany, Europe...

i'm surprised most are european, not u.s., as i would've thought!
how come the poll is not by country, though?
i'd be interested in the distribution between u.s. states as well, at least between east coast / west coast / midwest / south etc..

 

[Homie]

Well, actually NOrth America as a whole (that includes Canada) has more votes than Europe, but it is pretty even.