>>>>How about "That's the place I wanna be". I want to be the Epcot Centre!
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>>>And imagine the guy who has the runs and sees the pictures of the nicest loo (with running water - a water-loo, no less). Isn't that the place he'd wanna be?
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>>That may be the place in which he wants to be.
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>I hope not too deep in it, lest he be flushed.
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>>Just as the Epcot Centre may be the place at which he wants to be.
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>Or where. That's where I'd likely want to be - though not at the centre itself, maybe a little to the side.

Of course, yes! Where is my English head today? far less stunted.

BTW, are you acquainted with the words, somewhat antiquated nowadays, unfortunately: whither-hither-thither (to where, to here, to there), whence-hence-thence (from where/when, from here/now, from there/then)

"Whence" is the only one you may hear occasionally, but people wrongly say "Send him back to the place from whence he came", which is saying "Send him back to the place from from where he came"