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Postby cejay » Mon Feb 05, 2007 9:38 pm
Thanks for all the well-wishes!! It's good to feel welcomed :D

I'm not at home currently, my smurfs are lined along the shelf above my PC. From my original collection I still have the following that are still intact from what I can remember "injured smurf", "santa", "emperor", "smurfette", "clown", "doctor", "hiker", "bowler smurf congratulations sockel".

The wife dug up these from her old toys "flower/gift smurf", "money", "lute", "tennis", "ice lolly", "telephone"

I picked up a lot on ebay which had "bricklayer", "spy", "toothbrush", "sleepwalker", "lantern" ,"conductor", "digger", "card player you're smurftastic sockel"

I was also lucky enough to be given a couple of boxed super smurfs. "skateboarder", "hurdler"

Getting there. :) Unfortunately about 1/2 of my originals were busted up....geez I was a destructive kid! :)

Chris

Postby aussiesmurf » Tue Feb 06, 2007 4:36 am
YAY another aussie

Welcome aboard the big smurfie wave of BC...you'll have a great time here and might even learn a thing or two... :D
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Meagan

Postby Syd Smurf » Tue Feb 06, 2007 8:04 am
I know Aussies do not represent the most people from one particular country here but do we actually have a list of where most genuine members come from?

I might put a list togetehr when i have some time as I honestly don't know which country is best represented here on the forum......although I am pretty sure new memberships from Antartica has gone a little cold recently.

Dyar

Postby Ritter_Schlumpfenherz » Tue Feb 06, 2007 8:07 am
@Dyar: To be honest, I can't decide how to define myself. :-? You know I was born in Germany, but my parents are Czech origin.

Postby Syd Smurf » Tue Feb 06, 2007 8:12 am
I didn't know that Dominique...you learn something every day I guess.

I am thinking that you would be considered German now due to you being born there and the fact that you have grown up there.....maybe 80-20 German/Czech?

I am really surpried by all of the Australian members since a lot of people I know locally have no idea that there were even smurf figures in the past let alone new ones produced each year.

I am thinking England might have the most members here....what do you guys think?

Dyar

Postby Rachel » Tue Feb 06, 2007 1:11 pm
do we actually have a list of where most genuine members come from?
I don't think we do Dyar. I would say it is probably close between England and Australia. It would be interesting to see a list though. :-D
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Postby eggie smurf » Tue Feb 06, 2007 3:21 pm
I don't think we do Dyar. I would say it is probably close between England and Australia. It would be interesting to see a list though. :-D

Rach,
England beat Australia by 1 member :) I'm getting really good at procrastinating on work this week...but I have an excuse today (and no one ask what it is!) :)

My scientific evidence results (scientific meaning I went through the member list and looked at countries of those that regularly post!):


England 19
Australia 18
USA 17
Canada 12
Belgium 9
Germany 9
Holland 4
France 4
NZ 4
Italy 4
Finland 3
Sweden 3
Malta 3
Singapore 2
Netherlands 2
Spain 2
Wales 1
Poland 1
Hong Kong 1
Bavaria 1
China 1
:dory: Staci :dory:

Postby Rachel » Tue Feb 06, 2007 3:30 pm
Excellent list Stace, you have been working hard. :cheers:

That is really interesting to see actually and absolutely wonderful to see so many countries represented. :carrots:

It always suprises me just how far around the world the smurfs have touched people and been loved.

Interesting to see

Europe - 65
Rest Of The World - 55

Thanks Stace. :cheerz:
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Postby aussiesmurfer » Tue Feb 06, 2007 5:00 pm
Hi Chris

Nice to see another Aussie here, good luck with growing your collection!
Trish :wave2:

Postby Tojo » Tue Feb 06, 2007 5:33 pm
That's a great list Staci :D I would be interested to know how I was counted though - German (where I live) or British (what I am). I would prefer to be Australian but 'you can't always get what you wanna' :)
Tojo McTonyson - Okarben's Bagpiper Extraordinaire.... :partyon:

Postby ChunkMasterMC » Tue Feb 06, 2007 5:37 pm
That's a great list Staci :D I would be interested to know how I was counted though - German (where I live) or British (what I am). I would prefer to be Australian but 'you can't always get what you wanna' :)
Thats settled then!!! Tojo brings the Aussie count up to 19...making us an even score with England!!! :-D

Anyone else want to be an Aussie? :-?
Come on people...we have endless supplies of Tim Tams over here...
ChunkMasterMC :music:

Postby eggie smurf » Tue Feb 06, 2007 6:10 pm
Come on people...we have endless supplies of Tim Tams over here...
If I knew what TimTams were, you might persuade me ;) And Tojo, I counted where you live :D
:dory: Staci :dory:

Postby Bunno Smurf » Tue Feb 06, 2007 6:59 pm
Hi Chris,

Nice to see another fellow Aussie. I'm over in lil old WA. Just a hop, skip and a few thousand kms away. :D
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Postby Tojo » Tue Feb 06, 2007 7:14 pm
just like popping down the shops then :) :)
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Postby Bunno Smurf » Tue Feb 06, 2007 7:21 pm
:haha:

I live in the country and the nearest grocery store is 4kms away which isn't so bad I guess but to do any decent shopping its a 20 min drive to the "big shops" in Bunbury.

I used to live in a little semi-remote town called Grass Patch. The town consisted of a pub, the school, 4 or 5 houses and a town hall. It didn't even have a petrol station. It was a 30km trip to the nearest petrol station and a 78km trip to the nearest shops in Esperance. :shock: :eek: You'd have to take an esky to town if you wanted to buy any icecream as it'd melt before you got home otherwise.
:star: LINDA :star:
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Postby Tojo » Tue Feb 06, 2007 7:29 pm
I don't think many Europeans can appreciate things like that until they've visited Australia or the States. Once outside of the cities the distances are so huge. It was amazing going by bus from Alice Springs to Adelaide to appreciate that. Miles & miles of bush & not much else. Except roadkill of course. :)
Tojo McTonyson - Okarben's Bagpiper Extraordinaire.... :partyon:

Postby Syd Smurf » Tue Feb 06, 2007 7:43 pm
Nice work Stace....I love it when you "work" hard :D

Interesting to see 17 US members...I had no idea there were so many :shock:

Nice to see lots of countries represented though as they really do bring a new flavour to the board and an interesting perspective.....plus we learn so much. I knew hardly anything about belgium before....now I feel like I know...well, a little bit more I suppose....but it was way more than I knew before.

Dyar

Postby Simon X » Wed Feb 07, 2007 8:37 am
Wow, very interesting... :shock: :D :D :cheers:
Malta, Singapore, New Zealand... :shock: :)

Bavaria 1
But...Isn't Bavaria the German "Bayern" and a part of Germany..? Okay, it's different from Germany, but it is a part of it...So we would have 10 Germans...

Postby Ritter_Schlumpfenherz » Wed Feb 07, 2007 8:42 am
Wow, very interesting... :shock: :D :D :cheers:
Malta, Singapore, New Zealand... :shock: :)

Bavaria 1
But...Isn't Bavaria the German "Bayern" and a part of Germany..? Okay, it's different from Germany, but it is a part of it...So we would have 10 Germans...
@Simon: Bavaria is definitely "Bayern", but some Germans would not say they are from Germany, but referrng to "Bavaria" as their origin. There must be something concerning the "Freistaat", but I still don't get the point, why Cheesy always hints at Bavaria only... . :-?

England 19
Australia 18.5
USA 17
Canada 12
Germany 10
Belgium 9
Holland/Netherlands 6
France 4
NZ 4
Italy 4
Finland 3
Sweden 3
Malta 3
Singapore 2
Spain 2
Wales 1
Poland 1
Hong Kong 1
China 1

Postby smurfer » Wed Feb 07, 2007 12:25 pm
Nice list ! :D
Only ...... Holland and The Netherlands are the same !! :) :)
So .... That will make six Dutch members ....
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