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I am curious about which country is the biggest club for domainpros? haha

I was born in China and grow up in China and live in China.

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Philippines: born, grew up and currently residing.
 
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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Corey
 
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from the Philippines.
 
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USA...originally from new york.
 
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Coastal Southern California, USA
 
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East London, UK
 
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Baku, Azerbaijan
 
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Estonia :D
 
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Vienna, Austria - now Fargo, North Dakota (with a 2 year stop in Las Vegas ;) )

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"The Great White North" :tu: .

Toronto to be more exact :) .


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Born in Madeira Island, Portugal, raised in Mozambique and Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), then on to the UK and California, and now living in my beautifull sunny Madeira.
 
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Seattle, Washington
 
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Born in England, living in Wales :)
 
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana
 
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A nice little spot in North America formally enjoyed by the American Indians. Now it's more of a breeding ground for wal-marts and trailer parks.
 
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Born in beautiful Detroit City (should easily get top Google ranking for that phrase!), lived less than half my adult life out west, the rest in Japan, with a few years in the UK and China thrown in.
 
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UK here :laugh:
 
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Philippines. :D
 
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New York City....now Fla/NY
 
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