Any of the Programmers/Coders (Your pick) here live in the UK? or anywhere else that isn't "'Merica".
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 Jun 17 2015, 12:37 pm
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Jun 17 2015, 12:43 pm
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Zach Reznor
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Yup.
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We prefer 'Murican, thankyouverymuchchap.
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anyone know a certain lad named "Chance" ? or got a link to his profile
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Some do live in the UK, yup, as you might expect. And a small raft in Brazil, and Canada, and littered about Europe and the such like.
Generally non-US traffic used to be ~30% of all traffic to byond.com. | |
Stephen001 wrote:
Some do live in the UK, yup, as you might expect. And a small raft in Brazil, and Canada, and littered about Europe and the such like. :O are you a saints or a pompey supporter? | |
Not really a football person full-stop, I'm afraid.
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That's illegal in the UK, that, and calling it soccer.
You, sir, are required to turn yourself in to the proper authorities immediately. | |
There are dozens of us ... DOZENS! *pulled away by the authorities*
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welp, that went well. xD
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I find that common among the Americans that kind of shy towards European systems. Almost like Americans that wish they were European?
Personally I do it because I dislike having one word for two different sports | |
Flick wrote:
I like that some people are now calling American Football 'Handegg'. Handegg sounds castrated. If someone wants to do American Football a favor then they can start by not calling it Handegg. | |
Football sucks anyway. Just a bunch of overweight herp de derps wrestling each other to the ground and tossing a ball. Why don't they just quit and join a sport that requires some real skill?
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Off topic much?
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Zete wrote:
Off topic much? Don't worry, as long as you don't say anything bad about BYOND then Off-Topic threads won't get locked. | |
Not true but that felt like a witch hunt to me at the start so I dunno.
That said, the post was fairly open ended to begin with, only concerning itself with locations of programmers not in the U.S. | |