Doc. Volt 2,561 November 14, 2013 Share November 14, 2013 Ah man... not only i live in a less then 200 souls town but i also live in italy... outside of all big cities in the big padana plane.. i was the only brony around, maybe also the only onw who know about the show.. luckily at the university i got to know lot lot lot of people.. for the law of the big numbers ... now i started "converting" close friends XD 1 Red cross voluntier:""The first to arrive,The last to leave" Proud member of the Code3 Bronies! My OC page, click here! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oblivion 20,271 November 15, 2013 Author Share November 15, 2013 @, I don't really think I have. What is it? Just basically a small town Czech festival...Just wondering if ya heard of it... In any case, CHEERS to all the country boy's and girl's out their.....YEEHAW!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htktUCKI9Qk 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rinkitty 589 November 15, 2013 Share November 15, 2013 I have been living in the country for several years now, and own a small "farm". I love living out here, as living in a crowded, smoggy city sucked monkey balls, but I wouldn't consider myself "country" by any means. More of a hippy, really. I also LOATH most country music. A majority of it is just god awful. It's like they're trying to make something worthy of cringing. 3 ~Siggy made by Kitteh O Shy <3 In a society that has destroyed all adventure, the only adventure left is to destroy that society~ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oblivion 20,271 November 15, 2013 Author Share November 15, 2013 I have been living in the country for several years now, and own a small "farm". I love living out here, as living in a crowded, smoggy city sucked monkey balls, but I wouldn't consider myself "country" by any means. More of a hippy, really. I also LOATH most country music. A majority of it is just god awful. It's like they're trying to make something worthy of cringing. Well, okay, lol Ya seem to view things a little different than most country folks I know, but hey that's alright, if we was all the same then the world would be a dull boring place ta live. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Venomshank 121 November 15, 2013 Share November 15, 2013 A'ight, look. There's no wide open space like Ontario. That happens to be where I hail from. The Bruce Penninsula is a little turd that sticks out into Lake Huron and is home to what feels like 30 people. I've chopped down trees, split firewood, shot coyotes, and shovelled driveways so long they should have their own street signs. And I've done all these things in the dead of winter - which is a lot of the year - with the snow coming down like a continuous blanket. Bruce County strong, Eh. Just an everyday guy, doing everyday things.http://askelectrondaydream.tumblr.com/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ghostfacekiller39 23,860 November 15, 2013 Share November 15, 2013 Yep. I live in Texas. Even the big cities are country. I live in a tiny town up by the Red River called Leonard, without about 250 people. There's a lot of open fields and such around here. I'm not really country. I live on a farm, yeahh, but I don't have much to do with that. I have some really country friends, though. 2 He who is Positively Obsessed With All Things Rarity!!! Check out the Rarity Fan Club! "Not everyone who is pretty is necessarily beautiful. For those two to come together is truly a Rarity" -Jacob G. Rosenberg Signature by @FadedSkies Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Inactive01 5,299 November 17, 2013 Share November 17, 2013 I live in a small town called Ancaster. It's a small rural town that's starting to be filled with housing complexes. Here's a pic of a lovely neighbourhood in our town. My crush lives in the middle of nowhere. In an even smaller town that's surrounded by farmland. Hoping she gets to be a brony sooner or later :3 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rinkitty 589 November 17, 2013 Share November 17, 2013 Well, okay, lol Ya seem to view things a little different than most country folks I know, but hey that's alright, if we was all the same then the world would be a dull boring place ta live. Nice vernacular. I definitely have a different mindset then most people out here. Lots of people like to hunt out here, I personally can't stand it. People like to chew tobacco, I think it's vile and disgusting. People like to wear boots, I think they suffocate my feet, and prefer open-toed shoes. Yup. Definitely different. 2 ~Siggy made by Kitteh O Shy <3 In a society that has destroyed all adventure, the only adventure left is to destroy that society~ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rjrgmc28 130 November 17, 2013 Share November 17, 2013 (edited) Count another international brony to the rural/country list. I currently live in a small rural town known as Tallong (link), which currently has a population of around 700-800 people and is located in the state of New South Wales, and is part of the "Capital Country" region of the state. The town is mainly rural bushland and the township only consists of the local primary school, general store and the local rural fire service with the nearest major services (e.g post office) being either in Marulan, Bowral or Goulburn. The town also has two lookout points, the main one being the Badgery's overlooking the Shoalhaven River: I've been living out in the area for almost ten years and I'm the only brony in the town. While this is an advantage with the peace and quiet, getting to meetups or events is a challenge due to the lack of public transport in the area in the form of a reduced train service that runs three times on a weekday or the only one train (up and back) on a weekend from the station, and the local bus service doesn't run on weekends. (Sighs)....the life of a rural brony is not an easy one. Edited November 17, 2013 by rjrgmc28 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oblivion 20,271 November 21, 2013 Author Share November 21, 2013 Well nice, I can honestly say that I wasn't expecting very many people to post, but awesome! Anymore out their just feel free to post and tell us all about it! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LightsCameraAction 100 November 27, 2013 Share November 27, 2013 To prove a point about how far in the country I live, my internet isn't good enough to watch that youtube video you posted. But anyway, I am mostly a closet brony, I have a brony T, but I don't wear it to school or anywhere for that matter, I use it as a shirt for around the house. I live in a tiny town called Stanchfield with the population of about 40 people. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oblivion 20,271 January 8, 2014 Author Share January 8, 2014 To prove a point about how far in the country I live, my internet isn't good enough to watch that youtube video you posted. But anyway, I am mostly a closet brony, I have a brony T, but I don't wear it to school or anywhere for that matter, I use it as a shirt for around the house. I live in a tiny town called Stanchfield with the population of about 40 people. Twas the same with me bro, when I was in school i never told ANYONE at all that I liked MLP!!! Nice vernacular. I definitely have a different mindset then most people out here. Lots of people like to hunt out here, I personally can't stand it. People like to chew tobacco, I think it's vile and disgusting. People like to wear boots, I think they suffocate my feet, and prefer open-toed shoes. Yup. Definitely different. Lol, its always good to be a lil different! Although I fit the above stero type pertty durn well! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GhostPony750 959 January 8, 2014 Share January 8, 2014 Well, I WAS living in a small city, in a rural area, but it just... grew too fast. There were cows behind where I live before, now it's full of houses. I can't wait to actually get out of the city. :/ Well, I know a lot of bronies, and people here are usually very opened-minded about stuff like that. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oblivion 20,271 January 8, 2014 Author Share January 8, 2014 Well, I WAS living in a small city, in a rural area, but it just... grew too fast. There were cows behind where I live before, now it's full of houses. I can't wait to actually get out of the city. :/ Well, I know a lot of bronies, and people here are usually very opened-minded about stuff like that. Ha, you are kinda lucky to live near very open minded people me friend! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kelario 95 January 8, 2014 Share January 8, 2014 <-Willow, AK. Geographically the largest unincorporated town in the US. About 3000 people, but spread out over more than 600 square miles. Downtown is the only clue it exists. I myself live in the middle of the woods on 120 acres. 1 "[Hitler] was a political genius. He got half of Europe just by asking. He had Germany working and everything was in his favor. Then he dun goofed boi n he trid 2 DED the ppl and he bad." Signature by Rainbow Skywalker Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Legacy Dash 439 January 8, 2014 Share January 8, 2014 I used to live in a little town called Moonta but I moved to Adelaide half way through 2013 in the Yorke Peninsula (which is at the bottom of South Australia) - not exactly remote, it resides in what is called "The Copper Triangle" which has 3 towns in in; Moonta, Kadina and Wallaroo. The city (Adelaide) is about a 2 hour drive from there. Moonta was a nice place... lots of trees, friendly residents, great school, and just overall awesome. A bit like Ponyville. It was also a great historical place. It used to be a mining town. 1 Signature by . My personal website: Mitchfizz05.net. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
King Sejong 859 January 8, 2014 Share January 8, 2014 I am a country brony, I was from Wichita Falls, Texas, before my parents moved to Houston, but now we live in the backwoods of Spring, Texas, and I love living on land with a dense forest. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gone Airbourne 21,977 January 8, 2014 Share January 8, 2014 Funny thing about me I was born and raised in the south. Father's side of my family are all southern too. But I do not have a southern accent nor do I look southern one bit... I do not like all of what southern people enjoy as well. I guess I am the odd one out in my family?! I live in the heart of NC if that tells you anything and my hometown was in Chattanooga, TN about as south as you can get. Being half puerto rican from my mom's side and irish/scottish... I am a mix of everything . I do enjoy fishing a ton though love it very relaxing. Oh and the food here in the south is the best :3. Other than that I am a complete oddball down here no one would guess I would be from here. Someone asked me if I was from england one time xD! 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Flutter's lover <3 8,206 January 8, 2014 Share January 8, 2014 I live in a relatively small town of 20,000...used to be about quarter that 100 years ago. I'm up in Central Ontario. in a place called "The City Of Kawartha Lakes" which is made up of a bunch of rural towns., much like a county, but we're"amalgamated" meaning we all have the same mayor and stuff like that. Before we were amalgamated, it was a county and it was called "Victoria County". My town specifically, used to ba a hub for grains and the like, we had a railway system that ran through the town up until about 1930-40s. Now all the tracks are torn upand wher ethe tracks were have been turned into trails linking cities and towns all across Canada. It's called "The Trans-Canada Rail Trail" My town is so small, I can ride my bike from one end to the other in 15-20 mins. My town is also older than Canada itself. The closest city is 45mins away. My town JUST got a Target store this past year, and We've had a Wal-Mart in the works for 5-7 years now....I don't think it'll ever come around. We've got Mennonites that travel through our town on a daily basis, there's also John Deere tractors that pass through the town on a regular basis carrying huge trailers of hay. So it's not unusual to see horses trotting down town pulling a buggy. This is out back of a local hardware store. 2 Fluttershy's lover, she's my waifu. I'm in love and obsessed with her, she's given me shyabetes. *Hnnnng* Yellow Pink Squee Blogs | Ask one of Fluttershy's biggest fans | Official Fluttershy fanclub page! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moonbacon 384 January 8, 2014 Share January 8, 2014 i used to live in a rural area Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CMQuickfireTK 751 January 8, 2014 Share January 8, 2014 Absolutely, I'm from the Antarctic! 3 I'll be on the #! forums if you want me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oblivion 20,271 January 8, 2014 Author Share January 8, 2014 Absolutely, I'm from the Antarctic! AWESOME! Now you have TWO reasons to have a penguin as your profile pic! Funny thing about me I was born and raised in the south. Father's side of my family are all southern too. But I do not have a southern accent nor do I look southern one bit... I do not like all of what southern people enjoy as well. I guess I am the odd one out in my family?! I live in the heart of NC if that tells you anything and my hometown was in Chattanooga, TN about as south as you can get. Being half puerto rican from my mom's side and irish/scottish... I am a mix of everything . I do enjoy fishing a ton though love it very relaxing. Oh and the food here in the south is the best :3. Other than that I am a complete oddball down here no one would guess I would be from here. Someone asked me if I was from england one time xD! WOW! With me it actually tends to kinda be the opposite! People have thought I was actually from a southern state a few times, guess I pick the southern twang up from some friends, and all the country music I listen to! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Seaweed 596 January 8, 2014 Share January 8, 2014 The base I'm stationed at now, though in Kansas, is right next to K State university, so it's a bit more populated and "cultured" so to speak. I do feel outta place when I go home though, as I'm originally from small town West Virginia (No, I don't date my cousin, and no I don't have an accent), though I don't consider myself "country" in the slightest. But yeah, I get some weird looks back home, not that it bothers me, haha XD MLPforums resident marksman. Mathlete/Badass MC Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Riddle 102 January 8, 2014 Share January 8, 2014 I've lived in a town with a pop: 120 in the summer and once the snows hit could hit 60 people in the main town, and 50 miles away from any thing you might call a city but even the city i grew up in was only 17,000 and thats not people living in the main town itself sadly. Had the same number of churchs to bars also which i found freaking funny! (I won 20 bucks on thay bet I made with a friend..) (Sig made by Me) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FoxyCryptid 4,330 January 8, 2014 Share January 8, 2014 I'm not especially rural(I live in Iowa, in a county seat) but I'm a bit I have a bit of a redneck side and come from a really blue collar family. Both my parents spend a lot of time on farms and in trailer courts, and my Dad served for 17 years in the military starting right after Vietnam(he was stationed first in Kentucky, then in Ramstein, Germany). My stepdad is also a retired farmer. 1 "You know, I don't know who or what you are Methos, and I know you don't want to hear this, but you did teach me something. You taught me that Life's about change, about learning to accept who you are, good or bad. And I thank you for that." -Duncan McLeod. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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