How many different countries are represented on Talk Bass?

[nutso42]

Born in USA, now living in Guyana (South America).

Currently posting while in the capital of Suriname.

 

[Distant Cousin]

UK here. Half Scottish, half English. Lived in England and Scotland, currently in London but I can't see that lasting forever.

 

[MIJ-VI]

Lep pozdrav iz Slovenije! (Slovenia)

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[crockpot2001]

Born and been living in the hell hole of Turkey,Istanbul.

let's trade some stuff! I'll send you Kimchi and you can send me some Feta. I'll send you some dog meat and you can send me some lamb. How are we doing so far?

 

[Lonnystingray]

And even from one of the smallest countries, the Netherlands..

 

[MIJ-VI]

Hmm... I wonder if we've any TB'ers from Liechtenstein or Brunei...

 

[Luke.Walton]

Is that the national slogan?

Was for a while, but we changed it not too long ago.

Australia: Twice as far as Europe, but without all that pesky culture

 

[peetey]

I'm Greek born and raised in Canada. I'm sure I've seen a couple of real Greeks post here...Speak up Greece!

 

[Richland123]

So far, it looks like TBers are located in quite a few countries. Keep them coming. Let’s hear where you are located. Here are the countries listed so far:

Australia
Belgium
Canada
France
Germany
Guyana
India
Mexico
The Netherlands
Saudi Arabia
Slovenia
Spain
South Africa
South Korea
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom (England)
United Kingdom (Scotland)
U.S.A.

 

[tom once dead]

There is also the Australian Tourism slogan
Where The Bloody Hell Are Ya?!

 

[sbass traveller]

Canadian living in China. Representin'!

China have certain restrictions on internet usage IIRC, not sure if TB would enrage the censors...

So far it would seem that TB has slipped under the radar as I have no problems with access. Even if the gov't blocked the site, I could just use a proxy server to get on here (like I use for FB or YouTube).

 

[champbassist]

India

+1 I know at least four more active users from India, apart from Varun and me.

So far, it looks like TBers are located in quite a few countries. Keep them coming. Let’s hear where you are located. Here are the countries listed so far:

Australia
Belgium
Canada
France
Germany
Guyana
India
Mexico
The Netherlands
Saudi Arabia
Slovenia
Spain
South Africa
South Korea
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom (England)
United Kingdom (Scotland)
U.S.A.

I know for sure of at least one person each from Singapore, Pakistan, Indonesia, Brunei and Thailand (irrespective of recent activity, though). In fact, I know of a supporting member from Thailand.

Hmm... I wonder if we've any TB'ers from Liechtenstein or Brunei...

Actually, the member from Brunei has recently joined TB

 

[MIJ-VI]

+1 I know at least four more active users from India, apart from Varun and me.



I know for sure of at least one person each from Singapore, Pakistan, Indonesia, Brunei and Thailand (irrespective of recent activity, though). In fact, I know of a supporting member from Thailand.



Actually, the member from Brunei has recently joined TB

Really?!

 

[champbassist]

Really?!

Yup. Joined December 17

 

[MIJ-VI]

Yup. Joined December 17

Hmm... I wonder if there's any regional correlation in the preferred number of strings, fretted or fretless, and scale length.

 

[eutgard]

'merican living in South Korea.

Been living in Seoul, South Korea all my life.

 

[machine gewehr]

let's trade some stuff! I'll send you Kimchi and you can send me some Feta. I'll send you some dog meat and you can send me some lamb. How are we doing so far?

Kimchi looks delicious,however Feta seems to originate from Greece.However,we have cheese like feta here too.It's a must for a Turkish breakfast.

On the other hand,I'll pass on the dog meat.I was a vegan for two years and converted not long ago.Sorry but I don't see dogs as food.(Unless I'm starving).

 

[crockpot2001]

Kimchi looks delicious,however Feta seems to originate from Greece.However,we have cheese like feta here too.It's a must for a Turkish breakfast.

On the other hand,I'll pass on the dog meat.I was a vegan for two years and converted not long ago.Sorry but I don't see dogs as food.(Unless I'm starving).

Dang! That's the same answer I always get.

My wife did research in Bulgaria and made friends with a Turkish girl who made this egg, toast, and feta thing for breakfast. I hated it when we lived in the states but I'd eat a trash trucks buthole if it was covered in feta from ANY country. It's very hard to find here in quantity of more than 2-4 ounces.

 

[crockpot2001]

Been living in Seoul, South Korea all my life.

Hello from that smelly place West of Seoul.

 

[ehque]

Quite a few. I've seen users here from just about every European country, quite a few South American countries, Singapore, Bahrain, Japan...

Well, here i am! There are a lot more of us too.

Funnily, in response to another quote, I am of chinese ancestry, as are most Singaporeans.

And even from one of the smallest countries, the Netherlands..

Small? The Netherlands? It's like 60 times the size of Singapore.