I wonder where are current XenForo 2 devs from.
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Lets see if my memory serves me correctly:
@Brogan from the UK, living in the US
@Chris D from the UK, living in the UK
@Gemma Eastwood no idea, I'll say UK for both
@Jake Bunce from the US, living in the US
@Kier from the UK, living in the UK
@Mike from the US, living in the UK (probably has a strange accent by now)
@Slavik from the UK, living in the UK
@Brogan from the UK, living in the US
@Chris D from the UK, living in the UK
@Gemma Eastwood no idea, I'll say UK for both
@Jake Bunce from the US, living in the US
@Kier from the UK, living in the UK
@Mike from the US, living in the UK (probably has a strange accent by now)
@Slavik from the UK, living in the UK
Mendalla
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Or Canucks, for that matter.
shimspedy
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looks like your doing a lot of xf homework.. damn i had no idea that MH Sub I, LLC sued xf which makes vb the worse ever.
ShikiSuen
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Pretty shame to me that I stayed in Canada during late 2012 - mid 2018 (studying music) but never heard the word "Canuck" until I see this reply.There was a Canuck at one time, many many moons ago. Me,
This word somehow triggered my nostalgia with Peking ducks (a Peking cuisine -- oven-cooked duck with dark wheat powder sauce).
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I was always really interested in our country's history, more-so since the Curse of Oak Island aired (I live an hour away from the island) and never have I looked up the origin of Canuck. A quick search shows it originated around 1835, a term used for Dutch Canadians (and/or French Canadians), but nothing that says what the term means or why it came about. It is an affectionate term to reference a Canadian by, and it's still used a lot today especially when it comes to sports. Something for this Canuck to research into,
ShikiSuen
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Just my curiosity: Are Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and Great Britain sharing the same Her Majesty?I was always really interested in our country's history, more-so since the Curse of Oak Island aired (I live an hour away from the island) and never have I looked up the origin of Canuck. A quick search shows it originated around 1835, a term used for Dutch Canadians (and/or French Canadians), but nothing that says what the term means or why it came about. It is an affectionate term to reference a Canadian by, and it's still used a lot today especially when it comes to sports. Something for this Canuck to research into,
Mendalla
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Ireland is, I believe, a republic. The rest are constitutional monarchies and share the British monarch.
Mendalla
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Yeah, I was assuming the Republic. I tend to lump the North in with Britain mentally but that's just me being on the wrong side of the pond.
Visited both a couple summers ago and quite enjoyed the tour.
thedude
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Mendalla
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Also a popular tax haven for well-heeled Canadians, or at least used to be. That's one part of the Caribbean I have not hit yet.
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