So, I know where a lot of you live, at least, general locations. I know which country many of you live in, I know the state for a few of you, and the city for a few as well. But I wanted to get it all down on a map. So I created this thread.

Here is a link to the map.

To add your location, click "Additions." Then "Add marker," then do as it says. :3 I advise you to only give country, state, and city. It's alright if you don't want to give city, I won't kill you for it. Just don't give your precise home address.

I've already added myself, so you all know where I hide away at.

Oh, and It's also fine if you don't add yourself at all. I won't kill you, but I'd be a bit sad.

Added me

They had one of these on the ED forum - 'twas quite popular for a while.
Then some bright spark moved all the markers into the South Atlantic.

Cody wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 16, 2017 6:19 pm

They had one of these on the ED forum - 'twas quite popular for a while.
Then some bright spark moved all the markers into the South Atlantic.

Oh, that's too bad. Well, I'm willing to trust that we only have dull stones here, no bright sparks.

Added location based on nearest massive city.

I like that, after his story, Cody moved his marker preemptively into the south Atlantic.

<chortles>

Added

It is done.

Talvieno wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 17, 2017 8:31 pm

Cody moved his marker preemptively into the south Atlantic.

<grins> It's very nice here on Inaccessible Island - a bit windy, but very nice!

Wow, such a lovely thread. Added my most frequent location

Edit: Actually, I can share my current street address without fear: Lazi, no number, Budva, Montenegro. Good luck finding my flat in 60+ houses.

...Dang, I did not expect this many people to add themselves this quickly.

Its awesome. I hope we get more peoples in the map.

I'm where Det is, but ten feet north.

--IronDuke

IronDuke wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 18, 2017 2:30 pm

I'm where Det is, but ten feet north.

--IronDuke

Yeah, Duke lives in the gutter. ^.^

IronDuke wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 18, 2017 2:30 pm

I'm where Det is, but ten feet north.

--IronDuke

The house my grandfather grew up in actually sat atop the line that divided one parish from another. It was a running joke that the family "had supper in Rapides Parish and went to bed in Grant Parish."

This is an example of what was funny 100 years ago. Nice to see that some things don't change all that much.