answer bank

[peanut]

i understand the answer bank is in the uk are the majority of the visitors to this site in the uk also. i can tell alot of uk visitors by the way things are phrased like model types and money signs

[Potatoman]

Well done you. the .co.UK bit is a bit of a give away, isnt it?

[dodgyshirt]

Spot on Spud, peanut has really put that in his own nutshell. Will we get the question in part 2 do you think?

[peanut]

potatoman, i was not trying to get a smart answer. yes its obvious the answer bank is in the uk but i was looking to find out how popular it is here in the usa

[Potatoman]

how, you never asked a question. you wrote a statement. :o)

[peanut]

i did indeed ask a ? look at where it says "are the majority of visitors also in the uk" i suppose i could have phrased that a bit better though

[Potatoman]

no probs, just our dry sense of humour! lol

[DOB]

I live in Ireland

[SteveD]

I'm in Belgium.

[darth vader]

i live on Rydor 3 - but only since they kicked me off my own planet

[IndieSinger]

"i [sic] understand the answer [sic] bank [sic] is in the uk [sic] " - Correct.

"are [sic] the majority of the visitors to this site in the uk [sic] also. [sic]" - Yes.

"i [sic] can tell alot [sic] of the uk [sic] visitors by the way things are phrased like model [sic] types and money signs" - 'Kay... good... well done, etc...

[Numbers]

General convention within the English language would indicate the provision of a question mark at the end of an interrogative statement.

[norfolk boy]

Peanut it don't matter if you're not from the uk,come and join in.Norfolk is the best part of the uk,just ask Bernado!!(now you've got to try and understand the humour)

[keltik]

well im a kiwi, and i probably give the worst advice. but the point is im not a brit. (now, was welsh)