Where in the world is LV?

I live in Queensland, Australia, and have all my life. I haven't even been to another state. XD
But I'm not fully Australian because my papa is American and my mom is half Hungarian.

 

I'm all the way over in Auckland, New Zealand, and it's great here. Well, except for the fact that shipping is expensive as hell overseas.

Eh.

 

I currently live in The Hell-Frozen land, AKA Minnesota in the US of A. I've lived in China for a few months at a time over the summer(not really living), and I've lived in CT before

 

I live in the pearl, or teardrop, of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka. It's not too bad here, it's close to nature and when I'm at home, I can always hear birds and it's warm and tropical and nice. That said, it's not the best place to live in as there are much less here than you'd find in bigger, more developed countries but it's pretty nice too. It's very cultural here so a lot of western practices are frowned upon which is unfortunate because those ones are the most fun xD

I lived in Australia for quite a while (attended school there for a bit too) and I enjoyed it much more than I enjoy Sri Lanka (well, most of the time, at least). We've got more birds and more water.

 

My twin and I live in NSW, Australia. It's not the best place, for we love the nature the most, but it's a beautiful kind and quiet place. I fear that my suburb is becoming a major city.

As for having a Lebanese background, we live in Lebanon once we visit, but most of the time is in the Land Down Under.

 

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The last picture just sums it up perfectly.

 

I live in a house, on a street, in a city, in a county, in Alabama, in the USA, in North America, in the Northern Hemisphere, on Earth, in the Milky Way, in the Universe.

I regret nothing. XD

 

I'm from a very cold country. Even the name of the place is cold.
Yes, I'm from Iceland. There's a lot of natural beauty here in the summer, but it's a terrible place to be a gamer. Example of that would be the Hoopa event in the Nordic countries, which doesn't extend to here. Not the first time and not the last.

I don't like it here. But I don't really like it anywhere, so that's kind of an irrelevant point to make.

 

I have lived in Quezon City, Philippines my entire life. It's not exactly the best place to live in. Very polluted and crowded. But for some reason, I'm actually quite comfortable here. I wouldn't mind moving to another city though.

If there's anything I like about my country, it's that the food is cheap. I can have a full meal for only around $1. But yeah, that's about it.

 

I've lived most- if not my entire life in NYC.
It's a tourist trap-yea, but if you know the right local places, anyone can do fine in this city.

I love NYC to bits, I really don't want to live anywhere else, but I do like to travel~

 

I live in Michigan, as most of you know. I live about 45 minutes (by driving) from Detroit, so I'm not exactly close. I'm in a suburban area with little to no forms of entertainment, but somehow I make do. Computers are extremely fascinating, thankfully.

 

Another islander here, I guess. I live in Ireland, in the suburbs of a city that has something of a bad reputation nationally. It's alright, I suppose, though the area around here can be dodgy.

 

I live in the often overlooked city of Adelaide, Australia.

 

Really? I've got relatives who live there.

 

Like JirachiWish, ✯Ho-OhLugia✯ and AK2198; I live in the land down undah. However, unlike the others, I live on the western coast. I like it here, in suburban Perth. There's a nice balance of nature and urban-ness, especially at King's Park.
There's also a pretty good balance of weather, though I would like to see snow one day...

 

Snow causes lots of trouble for the traffic here so there's more accidents and jams in the winter. To prevent this, people have to buy special wheels for their cars which also costs extra money. Now, it never snows very heavily here so I'd imagine it's even worse in countries like Russia, the US or the Scandinavian countries. The worst thing is cycling when there's snow on the road, you're almost guaranteed to hit the ground at least once. You're not missing out too much.

 

Yeah, the snow is ridiculous this time of year. There are days when standing outside for a few minutes will get you buried. Although you'll most likely already be frozen to death by then.

 

I think a lot of people know this by now, but I live in Texas

 

Snow? You mean that white stuff that supposedly descends from the heavens with the fury of a thousand suns and causes the entire city to panic and shut down because of less than an inch of that mythical white stuff? I mean I heard that it's just frozen water, but them Yankees could just be pulling my leg. I'm pretty convinced it's acid or a government conspiracy.

In all seriousness though, I've lived down in the southern USA all my life and I've, maybe, seen it snow 4-5 times. It never stays long (less than a day and never more than an inch), so you have to go out and play right away.