Country quiz

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I found this in a gypsy soul...can't say I'm too happy being a sudan but somehow, the description sounds apt for today...and yes, sometimes, I could be a nubian goat :)



You're Sudan!

Every time you get a headache,you reach for some aspirin,only to realize that someone destroyed it. That's just how things are going for you right now...it's hard to eat,hard to sleep,hard to not have a headache. You try to relax,but people always jump on you about something that doesn't make sense.  If you were a goat, you'd be a Nubian.

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