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this is going to be my 1st ef and im a little sacred
Tungro:
--- Quote from: Cheetah on 04.03.2007, 13:08:30 ---
* Germany
* United Kingdom
* USA
* The Netherlands
* Austria
* Switzerland
* Finland
* France
* Czech Republic
* Denmark
* Canada
* Belgium
* Sweden
* Russia
* Ukraine
* Poland
* Australia
* Norway
* Republic of Ireland
* Slovakia
* Slovenia
* Estland
* Greece
(List is sorted by number of attendees per country.)
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Wow... I never realised this and am somewhat surprised!
(notserious)Perhaps EF should be held in the UK or the USA next time(/notserious) ;)
~7~CyanFOX~7~:
if it was held in U S and A i'd have no incentive to attend... and no justification for a "business vacation" being in a foreign land makes it very novel and exciting to me, also alot of the furs that come to this con cannot afford the trip to america, i've asked a lot of them and that's the reason why many european furs have not been to AnthroCon and the like which makes me very sad...
Now, being in UK :3 still, may be difficult for those euro furs that have trouble making it to U S and A but... I've got family in London :3
--- Quote from: Tungro on 06.03.2007, 22:07:02 ---
--- Quote from: Cheetah on 04.03.2007, 13:08:30 ---
* Germany
* United Kingdom
* USA
* The Netherlands
* Austria
* Switzerland
* Finland
* France
* Czech Republic
* Denmark
* Canada
* Belgium
* Sweden
* Russia
* Ukraine
* Poland
* Australia
* Norway
* Republic of Ireland
* Slovakia
* Slovenia
* Estland
* Greece
(List is sorted by number of attendees per country.)
--- End quote ---
Wow... I never realised this and am somewhat surprised!
(notserious)Perhaps EF should be held in the UK or the USA next time(/notserious) ;)
--- End quote ---
Tallyhawk:
--- Quote from: Jager on 02.03.2007, 14:46:51 ---I was a little nervous about my frist con and I am a little about this one, The reason for me is this will be the frist time I have been to europe.
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My first EF was also my first trip to Europe so I was a bit nervous. Must not have been too bad 'cause I went back the next year and I'm coming again this year. Everyone I met in Germany was friendly and polite. Many Germans spoke better English than I, especially when dealing with airport and train station personnel. What little German I remembered from high school (from which I graduated before many of EF's attendees were even born) was enough to get me by. So, relax. I predict you will have a blast.
Jager:
Well I hope so, I hope I can sell some stuff too and maybe take a few orders for projects.
Zefiro:
--- Quote from: Jager on 07.03.2007, 02:12:28 ---Well I hope so, I hope I can sell some stuff too and maybe take a few orders for projects.
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What kind of stuff do you sell?
Well, if EF would be held in USA it couldn't really be called "Eurofurence" anymore, could it?
And since our friends from UK quite often associate themselves with the US instead of mainland europe... or wait, was it that they just can't organize? oh, no, now I have it: Germany is somewhat in the middle of the current attendees, geographically, the main orga are mostly Germans, and there hasn't been much feedback on non-german con locations in the last years when Cheetah asked for it openly. I'm sure theer is a FAQ for this, somewhere.
*purrrr*
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