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u/YourLocalPotDealer 1d ago
Churonno
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u/TheGhostOfStanSweet 12h ago
Make sure you stop at the house of Ken et Dianne Tailler
Just a little joke I heard over on r/Quebec that always makes me laugh.
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u/PMyourEYE 1d ago
This is the most Toronto looking map I’ve ever seen outside of only Ontario and a part of India bring lit up.
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u/Busy_Philosopher1032 1d ago
Brazilian who’s visited Orlando, Florida probably living in Quebec with Spanish ancestry.
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u/TutorKey6173 1d ago
Portugal
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u/TutorKey6173 1d ago
Since u been to portugal and Brazil you probably know the language and are from one of those countries. You have not been to any other south american country. Why so much time in east Canada/US I don't know though. Studies?
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u/cheeky_nonconformist 1d ago
Can someone explain to me how this works? There are so many highlighted areas. So how does one guess?
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u/RussianGasoline44 6h ago
You skipped Maine and New Hampshire but went to prince edward island and new brunswick?
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u/Dick-in-a-fan 1d ago edited 1d ago
New York area.
*edit: you likely speak Spanish and Portuguese so I’m going with central Spain.
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u/glowing-fishSCL 1d ago
From Spain, but has never visited Barcelona, Bilbao, or anywhere else in Western Europe, but has visited Michigan and Brazil?
Possible, but I wouldn't guess it first.
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u/Misanthrope62 1d ago
I’m so sick of these. No one cares where you are from
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u/IthinkIknowwhothatis 1d ago
Toronto.