There are a few of us here but I thought it'd be interesting to have a "roll call".  Real name is optional.  I'll start:

Paul Bellamy aka SamTherapy.  Born Sheffield, UK.  Now living in Wath, UK. 

Phil Cooke aka PhilC born in Ilford, Essex UK now living in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, USA.

Royston, aka Snarlygribbly

Born Torquay, Devon, now living in Bideford.

Have enjoyed meeting up with fellow Brit Poser users such as mysticeagle and 3anson, and would be keen to meet up with more if possible.

Chris aka Khai

Born in London, now living in Chatham (but still working in london and gods I hate the fracking olympics....)

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Born in London, now living in Chatham (but still working in london and gods I hate the fracking olympics....)

Paul Bennett aka Hornet3d.  Born in Wimbledon thus being an original Womble and now living in Swindon that has only one claim to fame - it has the magic roundabout.  As to the olympics I am firmly with Chris.

You guys should be meeting face to face.

Make a Meetup.com group or something.

Tony Vilters, as Vilters :-)
Sorry guys, my name is my name, and will stay my name.

Close, SAM; Close but from Belgium.

Visited London, Yeovilton Heli base, Duxford, Cranfield, Hull.

And some civilian and military airfields in the UK.

(Retired Belgian Air Force Kaptain-Commander, Spend more time in the USA than in the UK.)

Toastie. AKA Toastie.

Born: On the coast with the sheep in West Wales. Living: Up in the hills with the sheep on the Welsh marches.

Not the sociable, meeting-up type I'm afraid.

Although I'd be interested in meeting up with any of you guys, that isn't the purpose of the thread.  Purely curiosity; to see how many of us there are here.  :)

i eat crumpets in the morning and have a jar of Marmite in my cupboard, does that count for anything?

No, it just means you're weird.  ;)

Marmite is vile. :D 

Les Bentley a.k.a. lesbentley. Born Blackburn Lancashire, now living in North Wales.

P.S.
Sam, I loved that Steinbeck book about Wath.

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:lol: 

Andy, born in Cornwall, and still living there ( only time i have not is when away working as a trawlerman out of Oban and Mallaig ( west coast of Scotland)

I have tea at tea time (and w/e I feel like it), but biscuits are served with gravy. :p

Mom loved her trip to the UK and Ireland - I would like to go some time and see where our ancestors lived.

You can call me Al... thats what most folks do :) Created down south, still live there 1/2 way twixt Brighton and Pompey. Though do travel up north regularly, usually Merseyside, but next time Blackpool. And yes I hate that event as well. Indeed did you know that theres restrictions on radio controlled planes or the length of camera lens. Plus even using the words like "2012, London, medals, sponsors, games" in particular ways can be illegal and could get you fined up to 20 grand!

Kendra, California born and bred (with a short stint in Oregon where I met my husband).  Currently in the Sierra Nevada's.  :)

Lully aka Dawn, born and live and work in London and I love Marmite :)

Olympics is an expensive pain in the backside, can't wait for it to be all over and done with.

Edd Wass born in 'ull an looks like I'll die here but lived in many places inbetween lol

(not too sure I shoulda posted cos I hardly touched poser since I got the blender bug)

Mori aka M. (I've never let anyone but bureaucrats call me by my legal name, so I'll keep it to myself because I hates it), born in Bolton, now living on Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

And I'm with Sam. Marmite is vile. Utterly. I also think it may even be poisonous.

cspear - the c stands for Chris.

Born Co. Durham. Currently having a lazy Saturday morning in a rather dreich Edinburgh. Strong coffee and hot cross buns smeared with Marmite for breakfast. Lovely!

Olympics...? What Olympics....?

Hayley and Manchester, and yup got to agree sam, Marmite just makes you wierd... 

my missus likes the stuff so much I wonder if the food goes on the marmite, not the other way around :)

Dan, Nottingham UK. I'll take marmite over mustard any day, but bovril is better.

oh alright I admit it.

my real name is The Very Reverend Ignatius Dangle, of the parish of Knockers Without....

David Price aka Leestone & Davepriceless, born near Caerphilly in South Wales and now living in New Brighton, Merseyside.

Hate Marmite, but trained in Illustration under the guy who came up with the tagline "My Mate Marmite" (or so he claimed).

Is tha nay geordies here, I'm 30 miles north of Newcastle, born here, lived all of the UK and some of the world but came back to the sunny North :o)......Steve

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Hadaway an shite, man!  You caalin' my pint a puff?  ;)

Not a Geordie meself but I love the slang. 

Sounds like you been reading Viz LOL

I've read it once or twice. :)

My ancestor was Welsh and apparently sent to the colonies for stealing a pig.  Does that count? 

Yeah, okay.  I just wanted to take part.  :sad:  Dang, I wish I was British.  Sigh.  :lol:

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Why?

Is it for the great weather, or the wide open spaces?  We've had so much rain this year, nobody has a tan; they all have rust.  In all fairness, the urban sprawl hasn't taken over everywhere; we still have some lovely scenic places.  You can't, however, walk from Dover to Robin Hood's home (Loxley, Sheffield) in less than a day, no matter what it says in "Prince of Thieves".

I have to be honest, I like the place for the most part.  If I had a choice of anywhere in the world, though, it'd be Greece.  Even though they're in the middle of an economic meltdown, I'd love to live there. 

Why?  Dunno.  Maybe I'm moderately anglophilic.  :unsure:  Probably it's a mix of the "grass is greener" and my tendency to pay more attention to culture and pop culture than real-worldy stuff.  :lol:  Possibly I just sense that I'd be happier as a European in general, yet I'd still prefer to be where I know the language?  Huh.  Have to think about it.

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So you must be somewhere near Alnwick?

All my family are Geordies (Mum - Gosforth, Newcastle; Dad - Sheriff Hill, Gateshead). Luckily we escaped from Tyneside when I was 3, moved around a lot and ended up here in Edinburgh.

Frank - born and raised in sunny(?) Bristol.

I don't mind marmite - I can take it or leave it really (odd I know)

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Except the Essex lot and it's all 'tan in a can'  (runs for cover) :tt2:

Very near :o) Amble, nine miles north of Alnwick......Steve

Paul Francis aka Paul Francis.....from near Newcastle but currently marooned somewhere near the Humber Bridge.

Quote - Why?  Dunno.  Maybe I'm moderately anglophilic.  :unsure:  Probably it's a mix of the "grass is greener" and my tendency to pay more attention to culture and pop culture than real-worldy stuff.  :lol:  Possibly I just sense that I'd be happier as a European in general, yet I'd still prefer to be where I know the language?  Huh.  Have to think about it.

Well, with the exception of certain HBO series, British TV is better. It must be. They have comedies that are actually funny, and dramas that feature actresses who really are outside of the 19-28 year age range and are sometimes almost as unattractive as the actors, Richard Armitage notwithstanding.  Feels like home: TV with human beings.

Then again, maybe it's just the British few programmes that I can scrape up here that are like that.

Sheila, (username barrowlass) born in Barrow in Furness (then in Lancashire, now in Cumbria). Still here with small diversions via Blackburn, Lancs, Innsbruck, Austria and Venice among other places ;)

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I'm Jan. Born 10 miles south of Newcastle. Lived there for the first twenty something years of my life before moving south. Living around London now but even though I've lived in the south longer my heart still in the north. :lol:

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Jody Armstrong aka jarm

Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire

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Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire

My dad's family originated from Cambridgeshire :)

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Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire

My dad's family originated from Cambridgeshire :)

Alan aka Shadowdancer.

Born in Norwich, living now about 22 miles from that beautiful city.

Nutty as the rest of the brits here.

:)

Lily (one of several names).  Born and bred in Richmond, Surrey.  Now living in the middle of nowhere, near Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire.  Lovely to see so many of my fellow Brits (and marmite lovers) here!

Jenny, born in Winchester, spent most of my life in Southend-on-sea, (which to me is still my home) but met hubby over 10 years ago in London and now live in a small village near Colchester. 

Love Bovril, hate marmite and yes I'm a bit/lot nutty too! ;)