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I live in Australia and most of my anestors are from the UK or the USA.
Good question, though, it is interesting to know where in the world everyone is.
I also would find it interesting to know how old people are. I'm 17 and at the moment, I'm thinking I might be the youngest.
I'm 18. I was 13 when I've read my first AC, though.
I'm from Canada, but I have a very strong Polish heritage. I can speak Polish fluently (French too, for that matter) and am very proud of my heritage. I'm more Polish than Canadian, to be honest. I guess that makes us the two Slavic people on the boards! (Unless someone else is in hiding I'm unaware of.) ;)
I'm also in Australia (Sydney) and am 37 years old. Lone Wolf and Victif make me feel so old!
Ancestors were British and the family came out on the convict boats. Maybe that's why I like British crime books so much???
I'm 15... do I get a prize?
I live in Redmond, Washington USA. Redmond, Washington is the Microsoft Headquarters of the World. They have many/many buildings spread over severel cities here. Seattle/Bellevue/Redmond....My parents both came from Latvia after WWII. I was born here in the States. As far as my age, well I am not in my 20's anymore but I feel young! Great post about where people live.......
im from south coast of NSW Australia and im 14, started reading AC's when i was 11 =)
Hey all. I'm from Brooklyn, NY and have been a fan of Miss Christie's since I was 11 or so. I actually wanted to introduce myself, I've been registered on this site for a while, but never got around to posting anything. So, hello!
I'm living in Cornwall - about 2 hours drive from Agatha's home town of Torquay :)
My age - 40 something.... Been reading AC for longer than some of you have been living !!
wow cool, ive always wondered what it would be like in england, i dont realy know what an english village would look like. they would have to be a lot different than our villages. ive always thought England would be like the Marple adaption of Murder at the vicaridge. Is it anything like that?
Ten people, each with something to hide and something to fear, are invited to a lonely mansion on Soldier Island by a host who, surprisingly, fails to appear.
When the wealthy patriarch, Aristide, is murdered, suspicion falls on the whole household. ...
Travelling on the Orient Express, Poirot is approached by a desperate American. Afraid that someone plans to kill him, Ratchett asks Poirot for help ...
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I'm just interested in the ethnic composition of the fora. Are all of you of Anglo-Saxon stock and my Russian-Jewish heritage with my Russian location is an exception or is that place really bursting with internationalism? I think that piece of trivia would be interesting.