Anyone from Georgia here?

[Chev]

Hey everyone. Just wanted to ask are there anyone from Georgia here? I'm planning to start my studies at Shota Rustaveli Theatre and Film Georgian State University next year. So, just wanted to know are there gamers from this place?

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[Curios]

Is this that little country which bordering Russia?

^^

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[Chev]

Is this that little country which bordering Russia?

^^

I believe that Russians knows this country very well... not telling why.

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[Agmen of Eladesor]

I've some friends near Atlanta, and a cousin that lives in Columbus, just outside of Fort Benning...

:P

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Oh god... The end of days... Agmen agreed with me.

[Chev]

I've some friends near Atlanta, and a cousin that lives in Columbus, just outside of Fort Benning...

:P

I'm talking about the country, called Georgia. Not the state of US.

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[Agmen of Eladesor]

I'm talking about the country, called Georgia. Not the state of US.

Note the:P....

(I know it's not flood, I'm just being the stereotypical, USA is the center of the world type person that makes us known and loved everywhere.:nono:

Also if you knew me, you'd know I've read all of the John Ringo 'Ghost' series (multiple times), and several of them are set in Georgia - and sometimes you have to have a bit of smart aleck in you.

Just to really confuse things, here in my own state of Indiana, we have towns named Mexico, Russiaville, Versailles, and Cuba - not to mention French Lick. (Seriously - that's the name of a town here.)

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Oh god... The end of days... Agmen agreed with me.

[Mao]

Wait... you're from Lithuania and Lithuania is in Europe. Why the hell do you have to go on another continent (other than North America) to study? After all, the best universities are in EU...:unsure:

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[Rommie]

Owait.

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In space, nobody knows I'm a panda

[gafwmn]

Well,I have spent 2 1/2 weeks there.Nice little place.Good food,friendly people.
Get used to the mass transit system...with the trains,you could set a stopwatch by their accuracy for time.
When using the buses or taxis,the best advice I can give is get in,sit down,and hang on.I have seen5,yes 5 taxis fighting for position going down a 3 lane highway.....these drivers make the Indy circut look like a go-cart festival.And no...I'm NOT kidding about it.
Make some local friends,and go see the sights,sample the food.And these people love to eat....and drink.
@ of my favorite foods are,and they are probably spelled wrong so just go for the sounds, Kin-kali and Hajabouri.
The Georgians also have their own version of "The 300"...like in Sparta.
What was probably the most facinating to me,being from the USA,was that I could actually look at,and TOUCH buildings that were over 800 years old.Being a maintenance man at heart,that in itself was breath taking.
I know all this because this is where my ex-wife was from.

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[BaconSoda]

Note the:P....

(I know it's not flood, I'm just being the stereotypical, USA is the center of the world type person that makes us known and loved everywhere.:nono:

Also if you knew me, you'd know I've read all of the John Ringo 'Ghost' series (multiple times), and several of them are set in Georgia - and sometimes you have to have a bit of smart aleck in you.

Just to really confuse things, here in my own state of Indiana, we have towns named Mexico, Russiaville, Versailles, and Cuba - not to mention French Lick. (Seriously - that's the name of a town here.)

True story: every state has a Helle.

Also places like New Baltimore, Michigan can get really annoying. Europe is a little better about these kinds of things, I think.

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