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I am From a small town located in the Houston Texas arae.
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As it says beside my name I'm from Modesto..... hahahaha home of Laci Peterson and the other dead woman whose name I can't remember at present.
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No i am sorry i do not know who you speak of. :)
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"A Deuce, beeatch" :lol: (translation: Ann Arbor, MI)
Oh sorry, I grew up in one of the only bad neighborhoods in Ann Arbor, home of the University of Michigan and all the 'screaming-drinking-young- humans-in-need-of-a-good-beating' that implies. Some of them are okay, but the rest of the student body, especially the freshmen, should walk across the street like they own the place like they always do and get nailed by, say, a blind guy driving a big bright yellow hummer.... but maybe I've lived here too long... yeah, that's it.... just lived here too long. :twisted: |
Born in Mozambique, grew up im Portugal, then Melbourne Australia, Then Macau in south east China, Lisbon Portugal again, lost my job there and I´m in Macau again (now under Chinese Rule). So where am I from? I´m neither greek not athenian, but a citizen of the world.
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I'm in Texas now. Not Houston.
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Good to see Diogenese is alive and well after all these years...
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Near Los Angeles.
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I'm living in Indiana, but I was born and raised in Illinois. I didn't get very far, did I?
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:( i live in michigan in some little hick town called kalkaska. :cry:
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Pasadena, California, just outside of Los Angeles, and home of The Rose Parade.
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Well, then, citizens of the american culture,
I am from the northernmost part of Norway, some hundred miles north of the polar circle, a place called Tromsdalen. The home of black metal, if I might add. |
holly Michigan i also go to romeo Deovytea were in ann arbor??
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Nox Is from... Canada :p
I'm from a small town in southern Britih Columbia, canada... It's actually an area that is a lot like Northern Cali in climate :p Kamloops, check it out Yeah. not much to say past that... very boring town. |
um well i live in new zealand in a little town not worth mentioning the name of but i will to make u pplz happy
timaru yea i know u aint heard of it |
I live in the capital of Florida, Tallahassee. Been here for about two months now.
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I was born in the greater LA metro area, as are hundreds and thousands of people every year, none of whom would be if they were given any choice in the matter. I grew up in San Diego, Ca, mostly, with a little time in Montetrey, Ca and Newport RI. Once firmly on my own, I (wisely, at the time) got the hell out of California, lived in Japan for five years, Korea for one long ass winter, in the aluetian islands for a while, a couple of depressing and nondescript states and wound up here in Colorado Springs. there are worse places I supose, though I envy Weaselboy, who lives in my most favorite of all cities-SF.
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born and raised and probably will die in a small town on the louisiana-texas border...im on the louisiana side.
Zwolle to be exact. Te'Kajo |
My aunt lives in ann arbor... I live 4 hrs away. I thought that i would share that with u all. Has anyone heard of kalkaska?
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Born and raised in southern New Jersey; currently living in Richardson, Texas (a suburb of Dallas).
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South central PA.
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THE LEGEND OF JAMES L. GRANT
=========================== In 1975, Grant was born on Altus AFB in Oklahoma. His arrival coincided with the touchdown of a F3 tornado that blasted the area, and the locals descended upon his blasphemous parents with pitchforks and torches. Hounded by the natives, they fled to California two weeks later. Due to a horrible accident involving a rice picker and three tons of carnuba wax, Grant was orphaned at the tender age of 4. He was raised by a family of squirrels in the San Bernardino National Forest, and still answers to his Squirrelese name of Tuk Nattuktuk Ch'tuk Tuk. Rescued at the tender age of 18 by a pair of hiking Boy Scouts, he moved to Long Beach and used his mighty knowledge of the forest as a worker at the Texaco oil refinery. He wrote many stories involving trees, acorns, and pine needles, but publishers found his work to be too avant-garde for their tastes. Stephen King once wrote of Grant: Quote:
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