Where’s home

Just wondering where everyone is from. I’m born and raised in Arizona. Living in Phoenix,AZ currently.  What about you? 

I was born and raised in Saginaw MI and now live in Greenville SC.


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I’m from the OC…. Oil City, Pennsylvania


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West “By God” Virginia. Little town called Buffalo.

Go Mountaineers! 

Riverside california born and raised 

The Columbia Basin in the central eastern desert part of Washington state. 

Born and raised in Tampa, FL.

Born elsewhere, lived everywhere, currently reside in Apex, NC.

Central you all my life. *Sigh* 🙁

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Southeast Ohio, about 20 mins from Athens, Ohio & less than 10 to the Ohio River.

Conductor562 wrote:

5 hours ago, Conductor562 said:

West “By God” Virginia. Little town called Buffalo.

 

Go Mountaineers! 

I’ve been down RT 35 past there, and my brother works at the Toyota plant.  

Suburb called Crete, about 25 minutes south of Chicago, yea minutes that’s how we measure distance in the Chicagoland area ha ha


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Ohiostatebuckeyefan wrote:

3 hours ago, Ohiostatebuckeyefan said:

Southeast Ohio, about 20 mins from Athens, Ohio & less than 10 to the Ohio River.

Nice all my family comes from south east Ohio and west Pennsylvania. 

I’ve lived in the Granite State (NH) for most of my life and live near the Maine border. About forty minutes north of Portsmouth and the Atlantic.

JimboS1ice wrote:

1 hour ago, JimboS1ice said:

Suburb called Crete, about 25 minutes south of Chicago, yea minutes that’s how we measure distance in the Chicagoland area ha ha


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I heard a rumor that Milwaukee was coming out with a tape measure that measures in minutes instead of inches

I’m a granite stater also – I feel like I live in Alaska and hate every single breathing moment of winter. 

BMack37 wrote:

8 hours ago, BMack37 said:

Born and raised in Tampa, FL.

What I wouldn’t give to live there.

SevenOddosFence wrote:

2 hours ago, SevenOddosFence said:

I’m a granite stater also – I feel like I live in Alaska and hate every single breathing moment of winter. 

What I wouldn’t give to live in either of those places…

Ohiostatebuckeyefan wrote:

6 hours ago, Ohiostatebuckeyefan said:

I’ve been down RT 35 past there, and my brother works at the Toyota plant.  

I’m 5 minutes from the Toyota plant. Could see it from the house if it weren’t for the trees.

Born and raised in Hawaii although I lived in San Diego from ages 2 – 5

JimboS1ice wrote:

10 hours ago, JimboS1ice said:

Suburb called Crete, about 25 minutes south of Chicago, yea minutes that’s how we measure distance in the Chicagoland area ha ha


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We are the same out here in Arizona.  Everything is this many minutes away lol its easy. 

SevenOddosFence wrote:

15 hours ago, SevenOddosFence said:

What I wouldn’t give to live there.

Trust me, the beaches are nice and the women are hot but…something something complain. I can’t remember what I always complain about after thinking about the girls here.

Kerrville,Tx born and raised. About 45mins west of San Antonio on 10.


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Born and raised Midwest Michigan.

Moved to Northwest Ohio over 10 years ago, little town between Lima and Findlay

Born and raised in Bryan, Ohio.

Home of Spangler Candy Co. Makers of the Dum Dum suckers.

Birth place of the famous Etch a Sketch. No longer here.

Edit. I should have said first manufactured in Bryan, Ohio 

JimboS1ice wrote:

On 1/6/2017 at 7:13 AM, JimboS1ice said:

Suburb called Crete, about 25 minutes south of Chicago, yea minutes that’s how we measure distance in the Chicagoland area ha ha


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I West Virginia you’ll never get directions in miles. All the hills and curves are pretty deceiving for judging distance. You’ll always get directions in time format. 

On most secondary roads nobody even pays attention to the speed limit. Some roads don’t even have one posted. You can only go so fast on those roads, and if you do have someone from out of town who wants to fly (they have no reason to be there in the first place). You’ll probably find them over the hill or around a tree.

Different kinda place this is

Houston Texas here.

JimboS1ice wrote:

Suburb called Crete, about 25 minutes south of Chicago, yea minutes that’s how we measure distance in the Chicagoland area ha ha

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So roughly 3 miles south of i80!

I was born in Havelock, NC (Cherry Point marine corps base), was a marine brat and moved every year til I was 7, grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana, moved to Des Moines, Iowa as a young adult, and just recently (2013) moved back to Baton Rouge, Louisiana…

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Conductor562 wrote:

 

I West Virginia you’ll never get directions in miles. All the hills and curves are pretty deceiving for judging distance. You’ll always get directions in time format. 

 

On most secondary roads nobody even pays attention to the speed limit. Some roads don’t even have one posted. You can only go so fast on those roads, and if you do have someone from out of town who wants to fly (they have no reason to be there in the first place). You’ll probably find them over the hill or around a tree.

 

Different kinda place this is

Born in Fort Worth and moved a lot due to being an Air Force brat. Lived in: Germany, Utah, California, Alaska, Texas (mainly), and have now lived in Washington near Seattle for about 10yrs.

Interesting thing though, I’ve lost my Texas accent but not my Texas pride.

Born In Melbourne Australia. 

Moved to the Central Coast (1 hour north of Sydney) about 13 years ago.

Born and raised in Maine

Cleveland, Ohio!

Born in suburbs of Chicago, now living in Utah 

Fletcher94 wrote:

Born in suburbs of Chicago, now living in Utah 

JimboS1ice wrote:

Just now, JimboS1ice said:

Which burb?

Jimbo

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First Wheaton, then Carol stream 

minden, nebraska. something like 13 miles south of interstate 80. If you know the arch that spans the interstate in nebraska then the exit is a few miles east of it. Nearest ace, menards, and builders is 20 to 30 mins away. Nearest home depot is 40 to 60 mins away. nearest lowes is 2 hours away.

Jronman wrote:

minden, nebraska. something like 13 miles south of interstate 80. If you know the arch that spans the interstate in nebraska then the exit is a few miles east of it. Nearest ace, menards, and builders is 20 to 30 mins away. Nearest home depot is 40 to 60 mins away. nearest lowes is 2 hours away.