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[chromewarriorXIII]

Somewhere in New England

Not even going to give a state?

New Canaan Conneticut

I'm over in Mansfield/Storrs which is like 2 hours away.

 

[lacktheknack]

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada here... wrong country.

well look at that, im moving back to Edmonton this weekend, I have been living in stony Plain but found a cheap place about 10 blocks from the Rexal center.

Wow. Too bad I live on the other side of town.

 

[Yureina]

I'm in corvallis, oregon. So I think you're probably the closest person to where I am here. Only 37 miles apart.

That isn't too far from me...

Suburb of Portland, Oregon.

Edit: Used to live in Davis, California. Eventually hope to move to Vancouver, BC.

I went to the University of Oregon. Eugene is great. I now live in Bend Oregon.

Creepers.

Wha? What do you mean?

 

[Macabre9037]

Really depends on your major. Mine isn't too tough, I really enjoy it, my girlfriend however has no free time due to her crazy hard classes.

EDIT: for some reason it took my quote out of this.

 

[SilkySkyKitten]

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Ahh, so it appears there ARE fellows from the lovely state of Minnesota here. 'Sup guys.

So yeah, I hail from Woodbury, Minnesota (a suburb of the state capital, St. Paul) at the moment. 'Tis a decent place, although I prefer the northern suburbs of Minneapoils (specifically the Coon Rapids, Anoka, and Blaine areas) where I grew up.

 

[linkvegeta]

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada here... wrong country.

well look at that, im moving back to Edmonton this weekend, I have been living in stony Plain but found a cheap place about 10 blocks from the Rexal center.

Wow. Too bad I live on the other side of town.

yeah oh well, nice to know that there is someone else from Edmonton on here.

 

[La Barata]

Anyone in North Bay?

 

[3AM]

Edit - lost my quoting....

I live in the northeastern part of Massachusetts, USA. I'm not gonna say the actual town (no one's ever heard of it anyway).

EDIT People seem curious, so it's Amesbury.

I know Amesbury - not far from one of my favorite places, Plum Island. I'm originally from Massachusetts, now near Chicago. On my way somewhere else.

 

[Macabre9037]

I'm from Tupelo, Mississippi. Until about six months ago, I was from Pleasanton, California.

Not to far from me. I'm at Ole Miss currently. Live in Jackson otherwise.

No kidding? I go to Mississippi State!

Ha! Wow, never would've expected anyone from State to be on here, especially with the whole stereotype. But seriously, I have several really good friends who go there.

 

[Mr spank]

Burlington, New Jersey here. its not as bad as you may think, jersey gets better the farther away you get from New York

 

[chromewarriorXIII]

Somewhere in New England

Not even going to give a state?

They're looking for me
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Who's looking for you?

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(Are you in CT?)

 

[KefkaCultist]

Amboy Illinois. Its a little nothing town that a good majority of people in Rockford, a city that really isn't THAT far away, have never heard of.

 

[keve4433]

Salt Lake City, UT. Frysauce awaaaaaaay!

 

[zelda2fanboy]

Kankakee, Illinois - We're about 50 miles south of Chicago, just outside of what is generally considered to be the suburbs. Bits of fun trivia about my town
- we made the national news about 10 years ago when a horrible Amtrak train wreck killed 11 people near where I now currently work
- we were voted the worst place to live in the United States on a national registry. Letterman did a bunch of bits on his show about it. It was funny because we suck. We still have the gazebos he sent in order to fix up the town
- oh yeah, a bunch of movies have been inexplicably filmed here (copies wikipedia)

The movie, "The Unborn" (2009), was partially filmed in Samuel H. Shapiro Developmental Center in Kankakee.[6] Other movies to have been filmed in Kankakee are "The Hunter" (1980),[7] "Child's Play" (1988),[8][9] "Chain Reaction" (1996),[10] "Road to Perdition" (2002),[11] "Adia" (2006, short film),[12] "The Missing Peace" (2006, short film),[13] "The Merry Gentleman" (2008),[14] and "Demon Joe" (2009).[15]

- Although the first Dairy Queen was opened in Joliet, Illinois in 1940, Herb Noble first tested the Dairy Queen idea in Kankakee in 1938.
Our Dairy Queens still don't serve food (just ice cream) to this day, much to the chagrin of employees who have to explain the concept to outsiders

- And the Chicago Bears train here. Not bad for a county of 25,000.

 

[MaVeN1337]

Here's a hint, I probably pahk my cah in the same state as movie bob.

EDIT: No I don't speak with the local accent.

 

[Dorkamongus]

*sigh* 11 pages, and no one's from Utah...

Well, I'll go ahead and say I'm from Hyrum, Utah, the windiest place in the coldest place of the state...

Edit: Hey, someone's from Salt Lake, sweet!

 

[Light 086]

London, Ontario, Canada. Too much damn snow in London. Otherwise I really like it. Anyone else in Ontario, Canada?