Where do you live?

[WizardofOz]

Madison WI - an often and current political hot bed. Low crime, great for raising kids and just the perfect size for me and my family.
9/10 would live here again

 

[john w]

I live in Gage County, Nebraska. Summers are fine, but the winters have me wishing I would have stayed in California.

One of the benefits of living in Nebraska is that the homes are more affordable. I own my home free and clear of a mortgage, something that probably would have been less likely in California. I am also fairly close to the state lines of Iowa and Kansas. The city and neighborhood I live in are fairly safe.

There is nothing to really brag about insofar as the attributes of my state. I don't really think of it as home. I tolerate it because my family is here.

I heard that you corn huskers were introduced to microwave ovens recently.

 

[john w]

Charlotte, North Cackylacky.
Quickly becoming Atlanta 2.0

55 minute commute for ten mile drive home at 5pm.

And a 35 minute commute to the corner room, at "The Y," in Raleigh.

 

[john w]

St. Louis Missouri - Baseball Capitol of The World. Great city, great suburbs and we have Ferguson

Overrated....

 

[john w]

And home of Sanford & Son Salvage.

Watchit, sucker!

 

[john w]

Dallas area-Arlington, home of the overrated Texas Rangers/Dallas Cowboys.

 

[patrick jane]

Dallas area-Arlington, home of the overrated Texas Rangers/Dallas Cowboys.

You talk with an accent pardner ?

 

[Totton Linnet]

Dallas area-Arlington, home of the overrated Texas Rangers/Dallas Cowboys.

....most of the Kennedys

 

[Totton Linnet]

I live in beautiful Winchester once capital city of the Saxons, home of Alfred the great. William the conqueror was the last king to be crowned here on Christmas day 1066

 

[john w]

You talk with an accent pardner ?

Shore enough?

 

[john w]

I live in beautiful Winchester once capital city of the Saxons, home of Alfred the great. William the conqueror was the last king to be crowned here on Christmas day 1066

Translated: Rain every day, potatoes every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

 

[Rusha]

I heard that you corn huskers were introduced to microwave ovens recently.

Perhaps they were ...

 

[SaulToPaul 2]

And a 35 minute commute to the corner room, at "The Y," in Raleigh.

Oh boy, you're a regular Eddie Murphy today aren't you fella?
Is it true that you played the cop in your high school rendition of The Village People singing YMCA?

 

[SaulToPaul 2]

Translated: Rain every day, potatoes every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

I believe dear Totton hails from the same area as Malcolm Meriwether.

 

[john w]

I believe dear Totton hails from the same area as Malcolm Meriwether.

Aren't you kind? After your "Village People" comment, Mayor, I reckon you ain't! Fine-"The Big Freeze," for you, fella....

 

[patrick jane]

saint john w the great lives in the fortress of attitude

 

[PureX]

If I shot right strait up into the air from the seat I'm sitting in right now, this is what I would see …

If I flew even further up, it would look like this …

And if I were to fly down onto that peninsula, and look back toward the the city across the bay, I would see this …

Close up …

And at dusk, from that tower structure …

This is all during the warmer months, of course. In winter we set records for the most snow of any city in the lower 48 states.

 

[theophilus]

If I shot right strait up into the air from the seat I'm sitting in right now, this is what I would see …

If I flew even further up, it would look like this …

And if I were to fly down onto that peninsula, and look back toward the the city across the bay, I would see this …

Close up …

And at dusk …

This is all during the warmer months, of course. In winter it's a different world.

Beautiful!

 

[Tambora]

I'm still in TEXAS.

 

[Foxfire]

Beautiful!

That's just erie! :chuckle: