~Where's we JPloppers from, yo?!~

[iceymoon]

Also, there are 196 indipendant countries in the world.

*independent
Not one, but two vowels away from the proper spelling! Just figured as long as you're correcting people, you should be correct yourself.

[Celedam]

Turkey is also in Europe though, like Russia.

Turkey politically may be part of Europe, through NATO and EU treaties, but geographically and culturally it is part of the Middle East.

Also, there's a lot more to Russia than what's west of the Ural Mountains.

[DSQueenie]

^
That was my thinking.

If you are from South East Asia vote East Asia or if it is possible maybe we could add in SEAsia option if you don't feel comfortable doing that?

EDIT: This is how I always considered it:

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[Reina]

I believe we can get at least more than 1 vote for South East Asia

[Shoujo Q]

East Coast~ Woo!

[randompasserby]

^x2 Hi neighbor
oh well ... voted east asia for the time being

[aishiteruaibon]

I'm from North America, specifically Canada. And even more specifically, St. John's, Newfoundland.

Not an overly interesting place (to me, anyways), but being the oldest city in North America, you can imagine the history this place has. ^^

[Menno]

H O L L A N D

In the north-east part of South Holland in the west of the Netherlands to be precise. I can rep all directions.

[Parhelion69]

Bolivia, South America (and no, I don't have coke on my back pocket right now)

So many Americans! That explains the decent English level around here (unlike H!O )

[Echidna]

again, like at JPM, there is no option for Russia I thought my city geografically could count as West asia, but google proved me wrong
I live in asian part of Russia, in Surgut: wiki and google map

and also

EDIT: This is how I always considered it:

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this is wrong
my Eng is weak so I just copy from wiki: between Asia and Europe (dividing Eurasia): along the Bosporus, the Caucasus and the Urals (historically also north of the Caucasus, along the Kuma–Manych Depression or along the Don River)