Where is everyone from?

@SW-User yaaaay

@SW-User How do you say Moo in Irish? ☘️🐮

@DrScissorhands Mooach

@SW-User Tell her to bring me back some mooncheese. It sells high.

@sunlover100 Were you saying nicely...

@SinlessOnslaught:

@dumasme I'm watching his movie Hanky Panky right now

@HumanEarth Dick AND Dyke in the same name is hilarious af.

Well Think about about it. A dick goes in a van, a dyke goes in van and sometimes a dick goes into a dyke and sometimes a dyke put a a rubber dick into a Dick

@HumanEarth dykes don’t do dicks (sounds like an organization )

@DrWatson My mother was stationed there in WWII for awhile. She was an aide-de-camp to a general and had to follow him where ever he went in the Pacific theater.

@cherokeepatti why in Australia wasn’t WWII in Europe

@Monaschandroff86 Because the Japanese were encroaching in the area.

@bijouxbroussard okay maam , much more modern than compare with Mr.Holmes

@lonelyloner Yes, but I just never have compared the two. Ballarat is the main character’s home town, and specific to most of the episodes.

@lonelyloner i thought of the Dr Blake series when i saw the name of your town. I like his car

@SomeMichGuy I’m just so amazed. Your intelligence is on a whole other level

@Jenny1234 LMAO The perfect comeback! You each are happy for opposite reasons! 🏆

I have to steal your technique! lol

@SomeMichGuy be my guest!

@AlienTheExtraterrestrial ew.

Jk jk.

@dumasme
Actually, you're categorically incorrect. The term "great white north" was never associated with any part of the United States when that term came into being, so you're making that one up to serve your own post. Nice try, but you're wrong!

You live south of Canada and the term "great white north" is in reference to that part of North America that is north of the USA, which of course is ________, which is not the country where Minnesota is located! Just sayin'...!

@SW-User My post intent was certainly not meant to offend, it seems to me that you're unfamiliar with the concept of hyperbole. Many apologies.

Perhaps this would have been more acceptable to you... I am from Minnesota, the northernmost state outside Alaska; its isolated Northwest Angle in Lake of the Woods is the only part of the 48 contiguous states lying north of the 49th parallel north. Minnesota is in the U.S. region known as the Upper Midwest in interior North America.

@dumasme
Yes, I can see you! I've got the map out in front of me! Do you always wear that shirt with those pants?

Midwest is huge