Where the fuck are you?

[Cartooniverse]

38.889321, -77.050166 .

Let the games begin.

[carnivorousplant]

@dnooman

There is but one thing that will always halt my mission, that is banana bread. Two slices with melted butter to be exact.

I’ve been leaving that out on the back porch everynight for years.
It’s always gone in the morning.
Never had any serial killer problems.

[Cheshire_Human]

@Cartooniverse

38.889321, -77.050166 .

Let the games begin.

So you live behind that locked door off to the right of that big stone guy in the chair? I wondered what was in there.

[April_R]

I’m in Denial

[carnivorousplant]

@April_R

I’m in Denial

How* is* Egypt this time of year?

[April_R]

@carnivorousplant

How* is* Egypt this time of year?

Hot and sandy and the camels extra pungent

[Bumbershoot]

Turn left at Albuquerque* to find me.
*On Alameda Blvd. from northbound I-25

[Cartooniverse]

–sniff-- I’m a “who”, not a “what”.

In exchange for one of those slices of banana bread, I can tell you who lives behind the door to the left.

[astro]

@Alice_The_Goon

Oh noes, if I tell you the general vicinity in which I live, you’ll almost surely come here, hunt me down, and axe-murder me! It’s too risky! Eek! And my real name is not Alice, so don’t even try to look for all of the Alices in my state, if you do somehow figure out which one I live in, so ha!

I found Sarah Conner, I can find you.

[elucidator]

Who’s gonna tell him its “Connor”?

[Bumbershoot]

Not me.

-S. Connor

[cochrane]

I didn’t know the Terminator was dyslexic!

[gigi]

“I’ll be cab.”

[Try2B_Comprehensive]

I’m on the internet, duh :smack:

[GuanoLad]

Sometimes I think “I’ve been here for nearly 15 years, surely you all know where I live by now!” but then I realise there are a bunch of regulars here where I can never recall where they’re from, or they’ve moved at some point to another country, and so then I try to mention my location where I think it’s relevant.

My “Location” field is meant to be a clue, in that if you know the song (A Nick Cave/Kylie Minogue song from 20 years ago) then you’d know I’m in Australia. But then again, if you don’t know it you’re pretty much buggered.

I lived in New Zealand up until 1999, then moved to Melbourne a few months before joining the SDMB. I often speak for both countries, which may also be potentially confusing to accurately pin me down.

[Kolak_of_Twilo]

@GuanoLad

My “Location” field is meant to be a clue, in that if you know the song (A Nick Cave/Kylie Minogue song from 20 years ago) then you’d know I’m in Australia. But then again, if you don’t know it you’re pretty much buggered.

A person would only be buggered to the extent they refuse or are unable to do a Google search of the phrase in your location. Every hit listed makes it clear it is a lyric by Australian musicians.
Easy as pie.

[Cinnamon_Imp]

@Mathematics

I don’t know if I have my country listed. Too lazy to see.

But what I do hate is when people say stuff like the following: 'In my country, we do x thing much differently than they do in the USA! Let me talk about how different it is for a few paragraphs without ever mentioning my country by name. I probably won’t put my country in my profile either so there’s no way of learning anything meaningful from this post. ’

Please just state your country. I don’t know why people do that shit.

I do the opposite, and tend to mention my country (and/or city) in every post it’s relevant. I’m just waiting to be criticised for that in the snark forums as “that girl who always talks about Scotland”.

It could be worse. I could be from Spain…

[Darth_Panda]

My user profile has my location. People always misinterpret it, though.

They think I’m in Charlotte the city. I’m actually in Charlotte the person.

[Bosda_Di_Chi_of_Tricor]

@Kolak_of_Twilo

And what a pity typing as few as 12 characters into the Google search box is so absurdly onerous. (It will auto fill for you at that point.) But again, not really relevant for most things I post. And if anyone is actually that curious about my location it is an absurdly easy thing to find out. Almost as easy as it is to look in your profile and get a general idea of where you are.

I agree knowing other posters locations is desirable at times. But, I don’t find it frustrating in the least to have to click a link or do a quick search to make sense of what someone lists under their location. I’ve typed such phrases into search engines on several occasions and actually found it tells me more about a poster and their interests than if they list something as straightforward as Planet Earth, Southeast Asia, PEI or Boise.

I always liked your Username. :)

[RTFirefly]

@Siam_Sam

You can’t get there from here.

But I’m looking for the same old place.