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I was born in Newark Ohio.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...e/Ohio-240.jpg
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Peace bd
I was born in Washington DC and raised there and just outside of it in Prince George's County, MD.
Home of
The Capitol
The White House
The Washington Wizards NBA basketball team
http://www.nba.com/media/wizards/are...800_buzzer.jpg
The Washington Capitols NHL hockey team
http://www.washingtoncaps.com/images...bmid_eagle.jpg
The Washington Nationals MLB baseball team
http://washington.nationals.mlb.com/images/trans.gif
The DC United MLS soccer team
http://www.mlsnet.com/imgs/logos/dcu_lg.gif
Dream Night Club
http://www.dreamnightclub.com/images/16.jpg
I was born in the little village of Sorn, Ayrshire Scotland. I think I was born just before the old bridge(Below) in the village was built.:)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v31/bigboab/sorn.jpg
i was born in Redhill, Surrey
it's a sucky town, but it's home
i was born in chertsey, Surrey
haven't been there for a good 10 years though' :01:
http://www.chertsey.org.uk/ <--- looks different :ermm:
Mos Eisley spaceport: You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. You must be cautious.
http://www.loresdelsith.net/3po/rep/bin/tatooine4.jpg
our village has it's own...
swimming pool
http://img259.imageshack.us/img259/9...erbaths5vl.jpg
victorian town hall
http://img303.imageshack.us/img303/1640/townhall0fq.jpg
sport centre
http://img303.imageshack.us/img303/4...scentre4wd.jpg
i could go out and get better photos but, tbh i'm a bit scared now :fear:
Did you just 'happen' to be there when all this destruction took place? You are not obliged to say anything.:wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by GepperRankins
i was within a few hundred metres of both fires :ohmy:
Running a few hundred meters from both fires more likely.:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by GepperRankins
i think i've got the townhall burning down on video. i think i was out at a mate's when the sports centre burnt down :shifty:
I was born in burnley lancashire. Here`s a piccy of the football stadium. :D
http://www.footballgroundsofengland....Burnley-01.jpg
A piccy of townley hall
http://www.victoriahill.com/images/Towneley_Hall_2.JPG
Burnley centre.
http://www2.burnleytoday.co.uk/info_...ley_centre.jpg
And pendle hill where all the witches live. :ph34r:
http://www.pendlewitchproject.co.uk/Pendle_Hill.jpg
Bakersfield,Jamacia
Here is a sign that i never pass by.
http://www.bakersfieldcity.us/kids/k...stuff/img1.jpg
Here is the one that i do pass by.
http://img325.imageshack.us/img325/2687/wpeb1fr.jpg
Here we are on the map.
http://www.ienga.net/firm_profiles/i...akersfield.png
This guy is here all the time.
http://www.haukestruebing.com/erinne...ck%20Owens.JPG
Some info.
the city had a total population of 247,057. The city's economy thrives on agriculture, petroleum extraction, and refining. It is one of the fastest growing of the larger cities of the United States. As of 2005 the population is estimated at 307,471 according to local municipal sources. It is California's third largest inland city after Fresno and Sacramento.Despite its country music fame, Bakersfield has also turned out its fair share of hard rock, most notably KoЯn and Adema.
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hometown is a small town called atlanta
http://www.golistenlive.net/images/atlanta.jpg
Traffic moving well on I-85 near exit 249-D
http://www.lewrockwell.com/jarvis/atlanta-traffic.jpg
Yngwie Malmsteen at the Masquerade
http://yngwie.org/gallery/WTEAW2/Atlanta-show.jpg
Hartsfield
http://cryptome.sabotage.org/atlanta-ga-02m.jpg
Aerial view (the giant white spot is the Georgia Dome)
http://www.nte.u-bordeaux3.fr/Canali...at/Atlanta.jpg
Comparison of airport and city
http://www.newc.com/rsat/apps/uhi_ap...es/Atlanta.jpg
Home of...
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/%7Esacmuse/coke/cocacola.gif
http://www.peoplethatclick.com/pictures/Home-Depot.gif
http://www.nsc.org/grafx/news/ups.gif
http://www.deltamuseum.org/Apparel/S...ee_closeup.jpg
:wub: thank godQuote:
Originally Posted by dgmortal
i think thats the best way to put it....the state of atlanta's traffic is rediculous considering the interstates are up to about 9 lanes on each side through downtown.Quote:
Originally Posted by j2k4
a few things about my hometown's traffic that i found (all 100% accurate):
You Know You're From Atlanta When...
You give directions starting with, "Go down Peachtree" and include the phrase, "When you see the Waffle House."
The 8:00 AM rush hour is from 6:30 to 10:30 AM. The 5:00 PM rush hour is from 3:00 to 7:30 PM. Friday's rush hour starts Thursday afternoon, and lasts through 2:00 AM Saturday.
The falling of one rain drop causes all drivers to immediately forget all traffic rules.
Construction on Peachtree Street is a way of life and a permanent form of entertainment, especially when a water line is tapped and Atlanta's version of Old Faithful erupts.
Construction crews are not doing their jobs properly unless they close down all major streets during rush hour.
You've never gone around the block and ended up on the street you started on.
You've woken up at 4:30 am on workdays to beat the traffic to work, intending to leave work before 3 pm to compensate.
You know what "sunshine slowdown", "auto-flambe'", "topside" mean, and what color a H.E.R.O. is.
You know where PIB, JCB, FIB, MLK, PDK and "Grady curve" are, and you try to never go there during any of the nine hours of rush "hour"
You hope you are the one to spot the vehicle that is the subject of the latest "Amber Alert" which has been flashing for ten minutes on the DOT message board exactly 13.5 feet above the hood of your SUV
You've been in traffic on 85, 75, 20 or 400 (choose one) - wondering if your fuel, your cell-phone battery and your bladder will make it to the next exit, just 1/2 mile ahead
got those from here.
I was born close to Helsinki the capitol of Finland.
I dunno about Helsinki that much since we (teh family) moved out after couple of years
and i've never been a fan of bigger towns...
... so here's a Finnish pride & joy:
http://www.kossu.org/images/labels/kossu_6.jpg
Like Ronald Reagan said:
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Koskenkorva is very good
:D
(...its vile stuff, imo, but it works!)
Born in this city which is overwatched by the cyclops volcano
http://www.igepn.edu.ec/vulcanologia...olcanQuito.jpg
Originally from
http://kind.cs.kun.nl/~flaviog/2004/...ture%20011.jpg
Have lived in deez townships
http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/7517/worldmap2lt.jpg
Presently in the loop of dis cuntry
http://img129.imageshack.us/img129/9...95411d98av.jpg
@99% was you born in the shadow of Mt Etna,that was the onlu reference i could find to cyclops volcano,and you sure have travelled can't guess where you are now
@q1 :"cotopaxi" volcano
@q2 : where the world ends & natives moods are based on temperature which are 80% in the minus
I think this is where you was born http://www.earthcam.com/southamerica/ecuador/quito/
and your now in Antartica :01:
:lol: :01:
nice cam - however going up to that monument is quite dangerous - tons of thugs there..
I was born in Mississauga, Canada but i dont remember that because after i was born we needed more space.
Then we moved to the beaches in Toronto:
http://www.boldts.net/photos/Beaches1.jpeg
Then when i was 6 or 7 we moved to Pickering, Canada.
http://www.nukeworker.com/pictures/a...ickering-3.jpg
And low i live in a crappy little town called Uxbridge, in a shitty house in an expensive neighbourhood because one day after our house is fixed up its suppost to be worth half a million dollars. But untill then its a war zone :(
http://www.tc.gc.ca/OntarioRegion/pi...s/uxbridge.gif
This is all in a span of 15 years.
I was raised and have lived in and around Halifax, West Yorkshire, although I was actually born in nearby Bradford.
Here's a picture of part of the "Piece Hall", an 18th Century Cloth Hall where waevers could sell their "pieces".
It is now used for several open air markets, and a number of special events.
The stage in the centre was for a performance of Shakespeare, The Merchant Of Venice in this instance if I remember rightly.
http://www.piecehall.info/pictures1/courtyard1a.JPG
Unfortunately that picture doesn't really give a true impression of the size of the place, so here's another.
The sunlit area in the centre of this picture is the area in shadow to the right of the picture above.
http://www.piecehall.info/pictures/ph_long_04.gif
Shibden Hall dates from about 1420.
http://www.travelpublishing.co.uk/hi.../wy022.tif.JPG
Halifax Town Hall was completed in 1863.
http://www.holdsworth.co.uk/history/HxTownHall1863.JPG
If you think the architecture looks familiar, that's because it was designed by Charles Barry, architect of the Houses of Parliament.
Finally, Halifax's ultimate method of retribution, a gibbet was not a device for hanging people, it was an early form of guillotine.
http://www.thisisbradford.co.uk/brad...g/halifax2.jpg
Edit: those from the uk will know we also have a "small" bank.
I think this guy runs it. :rolleyes:
http://www.hatads.org.uk/newsletter/ahfx.jpg
Guildford :01:
Home of;
Top Gear
http://www.bbc.co.uk/topgear/images/general/banner.gif
Charlie From Busted
http://www.bbc.co.uk/totp/show_snaps...lie_busted.jpg
War Of The World Aliens
http://homepages.pavilion.net/nmarchant/woking2l.jpg
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One of those wierd sites I found about Kilmarnock.:)
The Stuff We Can't Fit In Somewhere Else
- New Farm Loch is very dangerous.
- We have odd sculptures dotted around the place. Fish and the like...
- a lot of kids hang around the town centre and housing estates leading to vandalsim but to be fair there is nowhere for them to go and nothing to do.
- Ah wis seek at Harry fae Norway's hoose when ah wis 17! His maw made me eat a fry-up efter it that wid kill an elephant, so ah wis seek aw the way hame tae!
- Good Reading about John Muir who hailed from Kilmarnock, Scotland in 1848.
- Whit do you call a kappa-ned's girlfriend, if she's wearing a white shellsuit? THE BRIDE...!!!
- Rarely has Kilmarnock been the site of a UFO sighting... proof indeed that there is intelligent life in space(there certainly isn't any this side of Riccarton!).
- Kilmarnock has a very high proportion of ugly people. They usually congregate around the main street on a Saturday, around the statue of Burns. See how many you can spot. Especially Bigboab waving to Rip The Jacker. There are some gorgeous people in Kilmarnock, but the uggers outnumber them 10 to 1.
- KIlmarnock is steeped in history, and has been the scene of many historic battle-sites throughout Scotland's turbulent past. Mostly in John Finnie Street on a good weekend, and under cover of darkness...
- Haunted Scotland......paranormal group interested in ghosts of Kilmarnock and surrounding area's. Please Email any experiences UFO sightings\ mystery animal sightings etc. Mark\ Haunted Scotland. [email protected]
- There is a shocking number of(kappa neds) that hang around the mall on Saturday. (I should know since I work there.)
- Lots of Slappe.....sorry, free love giving nice ladies.
- Please don't walk out of doors with (a) A Union jack, or anything which might signify Englishness (b) An Ayr united shirt on (Especially after a Scottish Cup Tie:))
- The best place to get a haircut in Kilmarnock is in Gerard's in London Road.
- For those in Kilmarnock without a washing machine the ladies at the Bonnyton Laundrette do a really good service wash.
- Stay out of Shortlees at night time (especially Sunnyside where old Annies boy's are in control). The place to be on a Saturday night is the Big Break, in Titchfield Street, although some say it's grab a grannie night...
- The best thing to come out of Kilmarnock is the A77 or the railway line. If you aren't tanked up already on the whisky. Only joking! They say that gay scene wise one should go to the Kay Park Tavern on Monday nights as that's gay night... but I don't think so! Anybody in the know goes to Glasgow at the weekend... as the scene is much better there! Even Dundee has a better gay scene than Kilmarnock, and that's really saying something!
Anyway, the museum is very good... it's upstairs from the library and the art gallery is in the same building... they do get some good touring exhibitions there... for instance the Bridget Riley Op Art retrospective they had on there a few years ago. So it's not all bad there after all.- Kilmarnock is the home of Scotland's oldest professional football club, the Kilmarnock Killie. Organized in l869, the Killie play in Rugby Park, Kilmarnock in an 18,120 seat stadium which is new this year. They are presently seventh in the ten-team premier division. (Feb. 11, l996)
- Also The Robert Burns Museum
- You forgot the most famous thing about Killie! It is the home of one of Scotland's most widely known exports - Johnnie Walker whisky. I've had the pleasure of touring their facilities twice. Once during the time I was stationed at the U.S. Navy Holy Loch submarine base from 1979-1981 and once while on holiday in March 1986.
- Kilmarnock has got a really good library, complete with an Internet connection.
am i the only person who lives in a shit tip? :(
Nah, you're just the only one who was completely honest.Quote:
Originally Posted by GepperRankins
yeah honesty sucks.
we have a rugby team that's about to get relegated from division one or something :unsure:
don't really follow rugby
My wifes hometown,and where we live now. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...akeStMarys.jpg
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Peace bd
I hate my shitty town. :fist:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v627/missie77/9.jpg
We have Maxwell, of BB fame, coming here soon. :holy woots:
I have just realised I have been in Celina BD. I was staying in Toledo(Rossford) and we went for a weekend to Celina for a family reunion. It was many moons ago. I can remember we had a 'Hobo Party', lots of booze and skinny dipping.:lol:
I was born in Dodge City. Home of http://www.boothill.org/
No, I never knew Matt Dillon. I don't wear boots and do not pack a gun. :D
Moved from the area when a toddler.
My family and I live in St Marys,which is right next door to Celina (my wifes hometown) The lake borders both towns. How did you like my neck of the woods?Quote:
Originally Posted by bigboab
Peace bd
I live in Stanhope, New Jersey.
It's the single most boring town in existance. In fact, all of sussex county is pretty much just forest.
It was warm(July):) lots of wee beasties flying around. otherwise it was a nice area. Wife and I went bowling and to the cinema while staying there. We also walked a lot, which seemed alien to the locals.:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by brotherdoobie
@J2:ph34r: I will treat that a a slight to my wife who was only 23 at the time. I of course was a hunk.:rolleyes: